Amazon? I think? I also just thought of those toy microphones that can record a sample.antigem wrote:Where did you find those? I might have to try that if my original idea doesn't workandrew lorino wrote:We found some chips online that you can record a message on and have it activated by light (used for stationery).PM2017 wrote:How are people planning on doing the recording while still getting the single battery bonus?
(I'm thinking of finding a way to attach wires to the recorder, where there would normally be the battery.)
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How about a Furby in your box?andrew lorino wrote:Amazon? I think? I also just thought of those toy microphones that can record a sample.antigem wrote:Where did you find those? I might have to try that if my original idea doesn't workandrew lorino wrote:
We found some chips online that you can record a message on and have it activated by light (used for stationery).
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Weights falling on Speak and Spell keys in just the right order? An infinitely long music box to make a Fourier series?Snarknado wrote:How about a Furby in your box?andrew lorino wrote:Amazon? I think? I also just thought of those toy microphones that can record a sample.antigem wrote:
Where did you find those? I might have to try that if my original idea doesn't work
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I feel that a Furby included in the process should be worth at least 50 points in the competition, not to mention, imagine getting beat by aSnarknado wrote:How about a Furby in your box?andrew lorino wrote:Amazon? I think? I also just thought of those toy microphones that can record a sample.antigem wrote:
Where did you find those? I might have to try that if my original idea doesn't work
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See rule 4.f. -- it's the beginning of the word "end".Jogglet wrote:Does the event timer stop when "The End" starts to play or at the end of the sound "The End?"
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See rule 4.f and the rules clarification for that section (though the latter is not strictly relevant to your question).Jogglet wrote:Does the event timer stop when "The End" starts to play or at the end of the sound "The End?"
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Anyone know how to get consistent digital or analog inputs with an Arduino? We're using an Arduino wave shield for the final task and we got the recording to play, but it doesn't work when connected to the previous task. The other task causes a reed switch to turn off and an SPDT relay connected to that turns off, and it's connected to a digital port on the Arduino. digitalRead is getting us some very inconsistent inputs though, so we're not sure what to do. The analog input is just completely random, so we don't think that works either... any tips? :'( Thanks, and happy holidays! :')
Code for just testing input, pls let us know if we've somehow messed this up:
void setup() {
Serial.begin(9600);
pinMode(7, INPUT);
}
void loop() {
Serial.println(digitalRead(7));
}
Code for just testing input, pls let us know if we've somehow messed this up:
void setup() {
Serial.begin(9600);
pinMode(7, INPUT);
}
void loop() {
Serial.println(digitalRead(7));
}
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Exactly what I was thinkingdmis wrote:Try connecting pin 7 to ground across a 10k pull down resistor.
The pins in an arduino sometimes drift so either placing a pull up or pull down resistor (or using the ones in an arduino) will fix this.
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