Rhythmic Audio-Sync Prototype Development
Budget: €250 – €750 EUR
I need a working proof-of-concept that can do three things in perfect unison: play a short audio track, drive a coin vibration motor, and blink a single-colour LED, all to the same beat.
Core requirements
• Based on Arduino (that is the platform I want to test on).
• Coin vibration motor for the haptic cue—smooth, pulsing feedback rather than harsh buzzing.
• Single-colour LED that fades on and off with the rhythm.
• Two user-selectable timers: ±1–2 min and ±15 min.
• Simple controls only: one slide switch to choose Audio / Vibration / Light combinations, plus one start button.
• Runs from a small Li-ion cell or a couple of AAAs; charging circuit is optional, swap-out is fine.
• Enclosure can be rough—3-D print, plywood block, or a plastic hobby box—whatever gets the job done quickly.
Scope
I am not asking for a production design. A bench-top prototype that I can hold, power on, and test with one specific rhythm is enough. Later I will load other tracks myself, so please structure the firmware for easy audio file swaps.
Deliverables
1. Fully assembled prototype (hardware + basic enclosure).
2. Arduino sketch with commented source.
3. Wiring diagram and brief Bill of Materials so I can duplicate the build.
4. Short video or live call that shows the unit functioning.
If you have hands-on experience with Arduino programming, integrating coin motors, PWM LED control, and quick-turn hardware builds, I’d love to hear a few lines about similar projects you have completed.
All rights to the Prototype and Code Transfer to me upon full payment.
Fürther Projects are planned If the collaboration works well.
Core requirements
• Based on Arduino (that is the platform I want to test on).
• Coin vibration motor for the haptic cue—smooth, pulsing feedback rather than harsh buzzing.
• Single-colour LED that fades on and off with the rhythm.
• Two user-selectable timers: ±1–2 min and ±15 min.
• Simple controls only: one slide switch to choose Audio / Vibration / Light combinations, plus one start button.
• Runs from a small Li-ion cell or a couple of AAAs; charging circuit is optional, swap-out is fine.
• Enclosure can be rough—3-D print, plywood block, or a plastic hobby box—whatever gets the job done quickly.
Scope
I am not asking for a production design. A bench-top prototype that I can hold, power on, and test with one specific rhythm is enough. Later I will load other tracks myself, so please structure the firmware for easy audio file swaps.
Deliverables
1. Fully assembled prototype (hardware + basic enclosure).
2. Arduino sketch with commented source.
3. Wiring diagram and brief Bill of Materials so I can duplicate the build.
4. Short video or live call that shows the unit functioning.
If you have hands-on experience with Arduino programming, integrating coin motors, PWM LED control, and quick-turn hardware builds, I’d love to hear a few lines about similar projects you have completed.
All rights to the Prototype and Code Transfer to me upon full payment.
Fürther Projects are planned If the collaboration works well.
Related categories:
Electronics
Microcontroller
Music
Arduino
Circuit Design
Sound Design
Audio Processing
Embedded Systems
Prototyping