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Welcome to the musical Harp. This program has been tested on a computer running windows xp, however, it should run on any windows computer. It might not work the first time however, and might require changing the source. Necessary Software: Python 2.7: http://www.python.org/download/releases/2.7/ GP2D02 Library: GIT: git@github.com:jtrollinson/ArduinoGP2D02.git BROWSER:https://github.com/jtrollinson/ArduinoGP2D02 Arduino: http://arduino.cc/en/Main/Software Pyo: (We used 0.5, but experiment. It's probably a lot better now) https://code.google.com/p/pyo/downloads/list PySerial: (We used 2.6) https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pyserial 1) If you haven't already, install pyo and move the serial folder in your version of pySerial into your python library folder. 2) Make sure the arduino is connected before you connect it to the computer. 3) Open the program 4) You can use either winsound or pyo as your source of music. Pyo has more control, but lags slightly. Winsound is much quicker and easy to use, but also lacks multiple note support. 5) To start the instrument, press start and follow the instructions. Always click quit where applicable instead of closing through red 'x' 6) For help when using the program, click the help button 7) To view what the sensors are returning, press Raw Range 8) To hear what a note will sound like, press play next to each note.
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Computer code for a harp using an Arduino and 6 infrared sensors.
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