Sounds, RGB, 3D prints, Radio and more - Noise Generator

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🔥I wanted to make a better version of a baby white noise generator. I has better light control, the sound that my baby likes, it stores the settings to EEPROM and it has radio control or IR remote. The volume is gradually cintrolled.
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You are one of few guys that still make own projects. Most of the YT channels is just unboxing and tests of sponsored stuff.

[@PrimalEdge]

Congratulations on becoming a father!!! GROOVY project!!! Take it from me, your little one will provide TONS of inspiration for more projects!

[@Guishan_Lingyou]

This is a great project. White noise is not just for babies. I use it to block out noise from outside when I a sleeping. When my son was a baby I used to walk with him near a stream and he liked the sound so I also got a similar sound from an app on my phone.

[@KelvneMachado]

Loved the idea! My baby girl is 4 months old now, and white noise really helps her sleep. Usually we put “Rain Sounds” on KZbin. I’ll definitely make one for her, thankfully I already have all of the components for this particularly project at home! Cheers from Brazil! Keep on!

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

Hope the generator will work well for you! And congrats 🎉

[@trynadyna9662]

Just to let you know your video was the first thing on my recommended videos today! Thanks for the project, I’m watching through it now! Please keep up the good work!

[@JonathanDeWitt1988]

As the father of a 2 month old myself I very much appreciate this project. It's very interesting. I'm glad you threw the radio control in there at the end. Earlier on in the video I was thinking about if this was built with an ESP32 an Android app could have been used to trigger the different MP3 files or as an alternative to the built-in buttons. Your remote control makes that unnecessary. One nice thing about that approach is if an ADS1115 is used (one channel to measure the voltage of the two batteries in series and one channel to measure the voltage of the battery that is connected to ground) the voltages of the batteries can be calculated and reported back to the Android app so that the user knows when to recharge (when it is getting low). I used that approach in one of my projects with two 18650 batteries in series like this. Thank you for creating this neat projects and sharing it Andrei.

[@Tarbard]

Remembering the last played track is a nice touch.

[@WarkWarbly]

So its these kinds of projects that will make this channel better. When the imspiration comes from a pure place, the results are almost always awesome. Well done!!!

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

glad you like it!

[@ayaweb]

Nice! I didn’t know about existing of this devices before

[@user-xb5zu6zu7j]

Congratulation on your baby girl. Wish your familly the best!

[@ernandofranco8448]

Great project friend!!! Thanks for sharing.

[@NilsRohwer]

Great project, I'll be making one for my friend who is expecting his first baby ❤

[@javiers.8274]

Nice! Love that kind of Projects one can reproduce at home without fancy parts or Equipment. Thanks!

[@alessandrovichi761]

Very cool project!!! thanks a lot for share this project with our community

[@LittleDuck-mq5nr]

Amazing project 👏

[@Kushal_Gorecha]

Great job. Blessings from India.

[@michaelvrba72]

Great work, as always... 🙂

[@ramodeflores59]

Awesome project!

[@stevenA44]

That's a cool project. I might have to make this.

[@mikeseba7817]

Awesome project! 👍👍👍

[@fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuurz]

Very nicely explained!

[@galofernandez6170]

Great project, thank you

[@n.thenushan120]

Great project. I wish your channel recover. And you will get best recognition

[@AnandKumar-ym9yw]

Nice project sir.

[@dipakgorecha3563]

Wow! You are just amazing.

[@pranitshetty7487]

Congratulations 🎉

[@stephanepel8649]

you gave me idea with this device. very good video !

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

What will you make?

[@akiraho8727]

Thank you so much

[@_pilpil]

Great project :)

[@DustinWill]

Excellent video

[@isilverboy]

As always, great video! Just one question: is it safe to connect 2 18650 to the 4056? Shouldn’t be used a bms that could charge the two batteries separately?

[@Angadkumar_]

Awesome video

[@leehewitt9559]

Love it.

[@davydbar]

Excelente proyecto!

[@mangoman5591]

Great video

[@fredericbenzaquine3510]

Very interesting thx

[@sebastian.research]

Esti preferatul meu

[@joshuag2721]

Amazing 🤩

[@collinsappiah9744]

Powerful

[@toolzshed]

Whoa cool 😀🤘🏽🔥

[@musaadejoshuaibuopaluwa1712]

This is a nice video. Please do a video on sim800L sending and receiving data to and from the Google spreadsheet. thank you for the great work

[@xavier_le_x]

Great job ! Will you Shane the arduino code ? I made the same project 2 yearas ago and i'd like to compare 😊 Very design ! And excellent idea for the remote control! And, as usual, your job is impressive !

[@thatcanadianguy3327]

ive been waiting for the continuation of the rail blaster, always wanted to try making one of those SW clone wars heavy mini blasters that rotate, doing that but with a rail platform would be so cool if possible

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

You mean the coilgun? or the laser show machine?

[@thatcanadianguy3327]

coilgun sorry @@ELECTRONOOBS

[@insmallportions]

I didn't know that babies like white noise. I sometimes have trouble sleeping maybe I will make this for myself 😂

[@nitheshwar8593]

I following you around 3 years brother you are doing a great work but you are not registered You subscriber from India Greate job brother

[@vishaltejwani940]

excited to watch your lazer made pcb , make it really good so reach larger audience , kindly show vias in 2 layered pcb not rivets but electroplating the og way

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

Already recording it! I think I'll have it in like 2 weeks :)

[@toolzshed]

This would be a cool sound board box

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

What is that?

[@toolzshed]

@@ELECTRONOOBS like a device that plays different sounds when you press different buttons, you tubers have them when they want to play different sound effects 😀

[@toolzshed]

@@ELECTRONOOBS or you could attach it to a sequencer to trigger different sounds

[@KelvneMachado]

The only thing I’ll change is to add a boost regulator to get steady 5v for the Arduino

[@EdwardYamunaque]

Hermoso proyecto

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

Gracias!

[@ketanmorajker]

Cool

[@awaisjatt1499]

Good 🎉

[@Wanka196]

why u r an engeneer if not for this moment!!...woow!

[@alexhope212009]

So are you running the nano off 4.2 volts when its not plugged in?

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

Yes, the nano can work well with voltages from 2.7V to 6V. The clock speed might be affected and other stuff like ADC, bur for this project is ok. Actually there are nanos that world at only 3.3V

[@user-zr5it9xj6j]

I think ws2812 is kind of a overkill as you are not using its adressable leds function instead you could have just used a RGB led strip

[@sanoops3555]

Uploading notification delivered 20 min lately 😩

[@collinsappiah9744]

I want to use your set up for a talking robot

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

That could be easily done, you need a bunch of audio files of what the robot would say...

[@hansdegroot652]

I had a baby but it grew up lol

[@URBANKILLER.X]

Make 12 channel Lora transmitter and receiver range about 100km

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

hmm, is that really possible??? I must test it!

[@URBANKILLER.X]

Thanks

[@Tangobaldy]

KZbin has white noise 10 hours for free

[@astrogerard]

Nice, but are you not afraid hurting your baby? Exposing longer times to noise might give someone Tinnitus. Unfortunately I'm a victim of the same. Long exposure to (not so loud) noise and for many years I have Tinnitus due to that. It lasts a lifetime so it will never go away. I wish I new then.

[@Trinitrophenylmethylnitramines]

First!!!

[@user-cj9tt1sc5x]

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[@CAPTINKING]

youtube is crap

[@dineshvyas]

Congratulations and best wishes for your fatherhood. ❤

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

Thanks!

[@wikitron.electronic]

Nice