Music Interactive SMART Lights

[@danielcruz1087]

thank god the mirror thing popped out in my recommended and now im watching your dope vids!!!

[@injin5557]

Dude!!

[@KaleoMgmt]

Same!!!! Now I'm just in trouble because my Projects List has gotten a hell of a lot bigger! 🤤

[@anubhavhere6160]

Same man😆

[@howitza4]

Can't tell you how long I've been wanting to set up something like this, I truly am terrible when it comes to programming. Thankyou for putting this together!

[@blackphoenix1201]

this is truly a criminally underrated video

[@ARTTM143]

1:25 cute dog

[@robertparks2933]

I’m subscribing just because of your musical taste, the dog, and the electrical engineer, lmaooooo

[@sadiem6758]

I don't have any intention to make anything of this sort but I love these videos.

[@Saint2CB]

dude I just found your channel.. you‘re amazing!

[@monobloc]

you have a good music taste and a dog, you are smart and just perfect

[@adamwinnett8892]

Man, this is an amazing project and the video was great. You’ve put in a lot of hard work and you should be proud!

[@gavinjarnagin2766]

My guy! Great video! Love the concept, the editing, and the way you walk through everything. Keep crushing it and putting out stuff like this 🤙🏼

[@CalmingZoneMusic]

ive done that with my friend, now im watching this and my lights are playing the same one as the one in video haha :D RECOMEND!

[@sandracox3232]

I bought the led light music with sensor at Amazon but , your lights movements are awesome.

[@vipeshadowv2571]

You have an insane talent I haven’t seen in a long time good work, impressive

[@ridhwanali5185]

Man i wish i had friends like you and had your knowledge !!

[@titwood]

Your a genius if you sold ready made products I would by them all day long

[@DavyDreadhawk]

Your music taste is 🔥🔥! Also, sick build! Definitely wanna make this.

[@msm2029]

Just found your channel, you're like Devon Crawford, but actually get shit done 😂😂

[@gerardovaro5269]

good video, once I've seen one of your videos then I can´t stop watching!!

[@arenomen90]

I really love your videos. Gonna build everything in this channel

[@maniacmechanics2374]

These videos you post are dope

[@brendanbartow9369]

I love these vids, keep making dope stuff!

[@OmarGarcia-pq7ew]

I am new in you channel, and it’s great, you deserve more subscribers!! Great projects! Greetings from Mexico! 🤘🏻

[@samjohnston98]

Dude, this is awesome! I wish I had the time to do more stuff like this.

[@Tekino97]

You are the best dude! i love your projects

[@angelblue2870]

Hello watching your KZbin I have a couple of questions to ask. 1. Can you share PCB files made with fritzing? 2. Can you tell me where to make PCBs? Can you tell me the PCB production site or URL? 3. I want to know the minimum quantity of pcb and unit price I want to make the same thing.

[@dandyelvandy]

Go check www.pcbpower.com They had no minimum quantity

[@boxiii]

It would be really cool to have the LED strips do a chase feature without any music on.

[@w.d.mihindum3354]

best video with perfect guidence on pixel programminmg

[@miniantony6488]

I love your tech videos man

[@robertbruessel207]

This is simply amazing going to trying to recreate it! Could you please let me know what and where you bought each of the following items, The control knobs, LCD Display and finally the contrast port. Thanks very much

[@MIKEDIAMONDZ]

Can you build one with spectrum anylzer output... like bass to have a color a highs have another color ...or .maybe izolaye some frequencies ... minimum 2

[@TmzRlol]

this is so sick. i wish i had your talents

[@krzys2702]

Damn, your chanel is so good!! Keep it up, cant wait for more! I will build some of that stuff in the future!

[@jehxi]

Hi Grensom, would it be possible to modify the code so that it responds to computer output instead of a microphone cue? (basically a color organ that goes off whatever audio is playing on the computer)

[@mdanisurrahamanrobin5333]

You are just rock. Thank you so much. I want to build something like that but i don't know how but u help me so much thank you bro😍😍😍

[@or1adj876]

it's very interesting, Maybe you should try using the sound frequency spectrum instead of the sound envelope - warm colors for low frequency and cold colors for high frequency it will make things look much cooler and more natural :)

[@ollieologys]

i’m so happy this is arduino based so i can do this

[@kazaroza90]

Man, you are genius. How much the setup costed you in total ? And how long did it take to complete the whole project ?

[@matg2329]

Love your videos man. I want to make everything you ha e made

[@slackstation]

This is so damn sick! The idea is great, the custom PCB. The wood working is kinda garbage compared to other creators on here. It would be sick to see you do a collab with some wood working creators. DIY Creators is one that does alot of LED and electrical work. EvanAndKatelyn are another one. They run a business where they productize their creations. Making a kit for something like your mirror or this interactive Smart Lights could be a cool product where people can integrate it or other creators can use that to make cool stuff. Either way, great video. More importantly, something I haven't seen. Keep up the good work.

[@Lefachie]

This is so sick.

[@UniQwer]

your smart mirror video has popped off

[@pierruno]

Can I do this with Rasperry Pi and Philips Hue?

[@veechbih498]

I am very impressed! Subscribed!

[@konstantinsmirnov9672]

Hey! great video! what is the bottleneck of sound processing for the sparkfun module? also, if you need more realtime light output, i would recommend sk6812 / spi driven strips. keep the good work up!

[@sandracox3232]

Omg I Love it ! I want it ! But I can’t do It it’s amazing.

[@karthikarvindcs]

YOU are the engineer

[@Lewisffc]

Good job, looks great!

[@michaelruter866]

Really great Video dude

[@12learner]

sickest channel on KZbin

[@ERIC20]

I love smart people. I love tech people. I love Grensom. By the way, how’d you learn all this stuff? Self taught? You’re very innovative.

[@Black18Gray]

Hi Grensom! Do you mind if you could link all the products you used in the video please? It seemed you only linked the Sound Module, LEDs, and Knobs. Really love your work by the way!

[@flyfitathletic]

Nice 1 man keep the videos going

[@Danielsingerymusic]

Those nine dislikes are from people who didn’t see the dog

[@ekoadinurcahyo1044]

Amazing mate , good Job

[@johnadams9558]

Cool! How about I skip all the assembly and just buy the finished product from you? With custom mods?

[@aniket9388]

HOW YOU LEARNED TO DO ALL THIS WITH ELECTRONICS? SOME ONLINE COURSES OR SOME INSTITUTE?

[@jamasbsamiakalantari9979]

Dude, you are awesome

[@CaptNemo_]

broo if this was on sale i totally would buy it made.

[@SeanLee5628CT]

amazing project bro👍

[@melodicbrocop1898]

Keep this up man

[@raulpbailon]

Wow, so great. Thank you!

[@JTDIYM]

Bro you need to start up a smart home company Let me know if there is anything that you need help with

[@Elijah-hi9ly]

Nice video bro, it inspired me and I went to the market to find everything, the problem I have is that my RGB Lights have 4 pins instead of 3 that was shown in the schematic. I did everything and it's not working. Please help sir

[@mosmaz9058]

Elijah U should got ws2811 led strip

[@nicolopareja4293]

pretty cool!!! stay awsome bro!

[@bryantstuewer8013]

This is sick!

[@apple_fury3454]

can you link the stuff you plugged everything in to? you only seemed to link the LED's and the module plus the knobs

[@CrazylBeats]

Im surprise you don't have more subscribers.

[@mynameisbrigham]

This reminds me a lot of Devon Crawford

[@SirCharles.]

I'm new to electronics but I recently got an Arduino nano as well as a Raspberry Pi 3B, and I'm trying to learn this sort of prototyping and making custom PCBs. I'm currently trying to emulate a product called the Kaimana Mini, it's a LED controller that reads inputs from an arcade stick encoder board and does customizable reactions based on button presses and combos. I can replicate this using an Arduino reading one input signal per pin, either 8 or 12 inputs depending on if I also want to read the joystick, but I have no idea how to simplify this to read all the inputs to a single pin. Cuz rather than a full Arduino which would use too much power for a USB connection that's also powering the Brook encoder board, I'm hoping to use something like the low powered ATTiny85.

[@redwilliams1804]

I'm going to try and make this, but I have one question: Is the audio source just sound the board picks up, or does it receive it wirely from a pc or phone? The version I'm trying to make would be, when it is plugged into my laptop or switch via usb, it would monitor the sound output from that and replicate it with the light sequence. I don't want to just be talking and it picks that up

[@Grensom]

Red Williams - BRHS 2020 This particular project utilizes a microphone not wired connection. However you could simply replace the mic with an audio jack cable

[@lucasocana0299]

Good project bro!

[@suhayl3235]

This is amazing!

[@eternalmetro]

This is FIRE

[@Cheemp01]

Dude you must have to patent this, or I don't know you have such brilliant ideas

[@notoriousortega]

Great job bro

[@mashoudulplabon3543]

hello friends i have no SparkFun Sound Detector, can i use max4466 or max9814 ?

[@s9438679525]

great project..brother

[@chim5016]

damn you are one creative boi

[@ryanriley3236]

Hey Grensom, I absolutly love your stuff and am trying to use an ESP8266 board to act as a smart switch and am finding myself very lost. On your github page you say that there will be a tutorial coming soon on how to set it up and I would really appreciate if that video was made. Thanks.

[@jetlirshala1424]

Did you find any solutioin ? because I need it too

[@shivashmishra4644]

Hey i tried to replicate this project but when i connected the LED's to my arduino they light up, sound module shows there is sound but the LED strip is not interactive. I am only using package 1, is there something i'm doing wrong?

[@mydogsbestfren7490]

" if you dont, give me a thumbs down " - literally 15 dislikes LOL!!!

[@S3SIC831]

Great video bro

[@dariocasciato4318]

pls more mirror videos!!

[@SamirSaid]

Damn you're a freaking genius

[@apple_fury3454]

Did the LED's come with the power supply's?

[@jz3rop30]

After watching this, I had to sub

[@cheung31]

What software do you use to design the schematics / PCB? Amazing stuff here. 🔥🔥

[@angelblue2870]

fritzing.org/download/

[@WayneRigley]

Slick ! Clean and fun... Are you selling any of your extra boards ?

[@emwilson969]

this is so cool

[@yesno-xq6qi]

Hey! What do you do/did you study? Interested in the stuff you do! Thanks :)

[@gautamsashish]

Definitely its awesome

[@Aesrie_]

hi! howd you know all of these? did u take up programming course or whatever? cause u bomb x its super dope

[@nubeater101]

How did you make the sound module cover? Is that a mesh material?

[@sayoojothayoth8427]

Coool Bro.....Keep Going!!!!

[@lil_peek7736]

So interesting to see the electronic building part , although you have to put a little more effort in the crafting (the wooden box I mean 😄)

[@alexn7857]

Why does the LED light strip need a separate power supply? Can it not be connected to the 5v pin on the Arduino board?

[@phonebook45]

Doesn't *need* a separate power supply if you're using a 5v LED strip. He's using a 12V strip in this video though. You can use the 5v pin from the board to power a 5v strip but you're going to be limited to about 1/1.5A output. With a power supply you have more amps to and less voltage drop so you can get longer runs with higher brightness levels.

[@Dealman15]

I'm curious, where did you order the PCB? Good pricing? Most companies that make PCB boards where I live only do it for companies or cost a fortune.

[@Grensom]

I use CheapPCB, they are manufactured in China and I have them sent here, but I haven't had any issues so far.

[@alejandroperez3851]

Congrats, amazing

[@jamesmeza8432]

You should make smart light bulbs

[@nitsuagmartin]

Is it possible to pair up this setup with Alexa? I think it would be cool for the LED strip to turn blue whenever you say “Alexa”