Christmas light sequencer
Over at Instructables, Osprey22 (what’s your real name, 22? Let us know and I’ll add it to this post) is driving audio and eight strands of lights (plus a jolly twinkly star) from the same Raspberry Pi, so the two can be sequenced using some custom Python he’s written. Play to the end for a bit of Let it Go, if you’ve not heard it too many times this year already.
Osprey22 has made full build instructions available, along with all the code you’ll need, and sequencer files for a few Christmas choons. We love it.
6 comments
AndrewS
Nice to see that the Raspberry Pi has all sizes of tree covered :-)
Small
Regular
Large
How boring things would be without LEDs!
Liz Upton
Like Napalm Waitress Force, I live to serve. :)
Swarup Roy
Hello friends,
I have created a petition about the Christmas Competition.
https://www.change.org/p/raspberry-pi-foundation-allow-more-time-for-international-competetions
Please sign the petition if you find it to be relevant.
Tim
Great idea, but I put my tree up a week ago and I am not sure I can undertake a project such as this with 5 days to Christmas Eve!
Always next year!?
Chase
This is cool, but Liz, have you seen LightshowPi?
http://www.lightshowpi.com
and
https://plus.google.com/u/0/communities/101789596301454731630
Mike
This got me excited for Christmas this year.
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