Taking part in document covers as an alternative of the vinyl

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0de1 In 2020, for the primary 0de1 time for the reason that 0de1 ’80s, vinyl data outsold CDs. 0de1 Digital music — notably streaming 0de1 — outpaced each by a 0de1 large margin, however the recognition 0de1 of vinyl data elevated whereas 0de1 the recognition of CDs decreased. 0de1 That’s as a result of 0de1 the analog sound of vinyl 0de1 provides a dimension that many 0de1 discover pleasing and since there’s 0de1 something interesting concerning the tangible 0de1 act of placing on a 0de1 document. In a enjoyable twist, 0de1 college students at LDLC Faculty 0de1 in France got here up 0de1 with a brand new solution 0de1 to put a document on: 0de1 0de1 by inserting the document cowl 0de1 as an alternative of the 0de1 vinyl 0de1 .

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0de1 College students Ibrahima, Scott, Antoine 0de1 and Arthur got here throughout 0de1 an previous Arduino venture that 0de1 their instructor, Jean Noël, created 0de1 years in the past. He 0de1 transformed a “slot-in” document participant 0de1 to simply accept document sleeves 0de1 as an alternative of vinyl. 0de1 However it will nonetheless play 0de1 the right music, due to 0de1 RFID. An RFID tag on 0de1 the document sleeve would set 0de1 off an Arduino contained in 0de1 the document participant to queue 0de1 up the right playlist on 0de1 an SD card. The Arduino 0de1 would then play the music 0de1 by way of an Adafruit 0de1 Music Maker MP3 defend related 0de1 to a 7W mono amplifier.

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0de1 Consistent with Hackaday’s Hack it 0de1 Again contest, the scholars determined 0de1 to 0de1 revive their instructor’s venture 0de1 . Whereas the overall idea 0de1 and far of the {hardware} 0de1 remained, the scholars made a 0de1 couple of enhancements. They added 0de1 an RGB LCD show that 0de1 exhibits details about the present 0de1 music and in addition rewrote 0de1 the Arduino sketch to make 0de1 it simpler to replace playlists 0de1 with out reflashing the Uno. 0de1 In the event that they 0de1 win the Hackaday contest, the 0de1 coed crew plans to develop 0de1 a {hardware} package that may 0de1 make it simple for others 0de1 to deal with comparable RFID 0de1 music tasks.

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