Sound & Music Using MicroPython & CircuitPython - Coding Session On a Raspberry Pi Pico

In depth coding session using both MicroPython and CircuitPython showing how to make sound and music on a Microcontroller. We used a Raspberry Pi Pico.
We also went as far as making our own instrument and hooking it up to the Raspberry Pi Pico.
✨Link to the code:
github.com/gur...
00:00 Introduction
01:12 Equipment needed
01:41 Explanation of basic circuit being used
02:15 Starting the MicroPython code
02:17 Importing what's needed for both MicroPython and CircuitPython
02:35 Writing the code in MicroPython
02:37 Setting the Duty Cycle
03:28 Making the Speaker Sound
03:50 Looking up the Frequencies
04:30 Testing the Code
04:58 Creating more notes
05:56 Testing the Code
06:20 Adding and explaining Dictionaries
07:32 Adding a Function
08:25 More on Dictionaries
09:01 Back to the Function
09:58 Calling the Function and testing it works
11:05 Adding a chip
12:20 Using a Tiny2040 instead of Raspberry Pi Pico and writing the code in CircuitPython
12:45 Code above replicated in Circuitpython
12:47 Comparing the MicroPython Code and the CircuitPython Code in VS Code
14:33 Creating and Explanation of a list
16:05 For Loop
16:58 Testing the code
17:40 Putting rests into the Music
19:43 What to expect in the next video Part 2 of this one
✨Videos mentioned in this tutorial are
⁕Your first Super easy Electronics Project - The Amazing Amp
• Your first super simpl...
⁕Playing with RGB LEDs, PWM, Sound, & more on Tiny2040, Raspberry Pi Pico & Microcontrollers
• Playing with RGB LEDs,...
✨Equipment
LM386 Chip
Speaker
1k resistor
Breadboard
Raspberry Pi Pico or Pimoroni Tiny 2040 or any other Microcontroller
✨Parts can be obtained from Amazon
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amazon.com/sho... - US
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[@elizabethvargas5104]

Thank you so much!!! Could you explain how to convert an mp3 or wav file to play on a speaker from the Raspberry Pi PICO using micropython? God Bless!

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13:08 line 10:
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[@bradleylomas7525]

Piano is tuned correctly to 432 mhz, where as radios and electrical devices emit 440 mhz because criminal minds in government want that.