Hi,
First time poster here, so hopefully I'm following the right protocol.
I'm trying to put together a project that involves digitally sampling several sounds and then mounting the sound board in a small box with pushbuttons that will actuate each sound (maybe 5 or 6 sounds total).
I've breadboarded this type of project long ago, but can't recall the IC I used to record/store the sounds and since it was 10+ years ago, I wasn't sure if there is a simple way to do this.
I'd thought of re-purposing one of those recordable greeting cards, but wanted to do something that would hold a few different sounds and was slightly more robust in design.
thanks for your help!
Tony
First time poster here, so hopefully I'm following the right protocol.
I'm trying to put together a project that involves digitally sampling several sounds and then mounting the sound board in a small box with pushbuttons that will actuate each sound (maybe 5 or 6 sounds total).
I've breadboarded this type of project long ago, but can't recall the IC I used to record/store the sounds and since it was 10+ years ago, I wasn't sure if there is a simple way to do this.
I'd thought of re-purposing one of those recordable greeting cards, but wanted to do something that would hold a few different sounds and was slightly more robust in design.
thanks for your help!
Tony
