Raising a toddler who’s excited about learning and exploring can be incredibly rewarding. A Raspberry Pi makes this process ...

You can have a lot of fun with a Raspberry Pi on April Fool’s Day by transforming ordinary devices into mischievous surprises ...

For this you will need: Raspberry Pi (1, 2, or 3) USB audio input device. This could be a USB microphone or a sound card. You just need to find some way of giving the Raspberry Pi audio input. WS2812B ...

Pollux Labs is using a Raspberry Pi to power this rotary phone project that integrates Chat GPT and remembers previous ...

Recently Raspberry Pi publicly announced the release of their new rpi-image-gen tool, which is advertised as making custom Raspberry Pi OS (i.e. Debian for specific Broadcom SoCs) images in a much ...

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8086 Consultancy has designed a simple board called the Pico Indicator to add LEDs to the GPIO and power pins of the Raspberry Pi Pico and other boards with the same pinout. In the past, we’ve seen ...

The newer Pi gains a power button but loses the audio jack. Unfortunately, the Raspberry Pi 5 has done away with the long-standing composite video and audio jack, meaning you’ll need to use HDMI ...

Add in a built-in synth and sample engine and its own audio outs and you’ve a musical instrument that defies description ...

Check out this Raspberry Pi Pico system for a sound-effect pedal for use with electric guitar. Not Rock 'n' Roll but Pitch 'n' Roll.

Many people use the Raspberry Pi as a music server, connected to a speaker system. The computer has no built-in audio outputs (except via HDMI), but there are a number of “HATs” with both RCA ...