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piano-led

tl;dr, a web based piano that makes LEDs blink (in the server, through Arduino)

I set this up, exposed my dev server through a localtunnel, and tweeted it

Short term offer: go to http://t.co/07DgwEaz6p and play the piano (keys a-k) and look at the notes making LEDs glow @nodebots

— Shrikrishna Holla (@srikrishnaholla) December 20, 2014
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And forgot about it after some time. I started taking a video and after some time, realized I wasn't the only guy playing it (starts at 0:58). You can see after 1:08 that it continues playing even after I stop. That's someone on the public internet lighting up the LEDs using the link I had tweeted.

Video link

<iframe width="560" height="315" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/i91jCQa1jWQ" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

Running it yourself

  • Prepare the circuit according to the second exercise on node-ardx
  • Clone this repo
  • Run npm install
  • Run the server DEBUG=piano-led* npm start
  • Download ngrok, start a tunnel on PORT 3000 (or whichever one you are using)
  • Go to the URL, "Start broadcasting" will be disabled. Enable it using your epic JS skills, and start broadcasting
  • Point your webcam to the circuit and share the URL with your friends, and wait for epicness to unfurl

Why? Because we can!

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