Making Wireless MUSIC VISUALIZING Floor Lamps

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Revisiting one of my favorite projects, the sound reactive desk lamp! Doing a slight improvement this time!

PARTS:
*Lamp*

*Controller*

Tools:

FOLLOW:

[Nerdforge]

Kind of a long one! It was either long, or 2 parts, and I personally prefer to see a finished product in a project video myself so I went with the long video option. This project has been planned for a long time! Hope you enjoy it!
EDIT:

[JenniferAmyFriesen]

The skills that you and Martina have are absolutely incredible. You create such astounding things!

[Thedjnin]

12:30 Your hands clearly show the amount of hardwork that went into this project. Wonderful work man!

[QuinTheFly]

Going through the back catalog, watching all your videos. This is really an amazing project, Halsi! I usually fall more to Martina's artistic side but I have to admit, such projects wake up my tech side. Really, just an amazing job here

[NicolaiWeitkemper]

This might be the first YouTube DIY project I actually recreate.

[TDPlayz]

When I make something like this, I love being able to tell my friends I made it when they ask where I bought it. And it’s even more fun when we build it together and they’re happy with the result!! :D

[greatscottlab]

Awesome project and awesome t-shirt choice! ;-)

[riftalope]

I love it! This could be done as hanging lights too. I'd add a steady "room light" mode to the mix.

[paulzuel]

this guy seems to have a pretty good grip on his intelligence however he has a light bulb duct taped to a lamp :)

[thatboyy]

i can’t wait to watch a video like this in 40 years titled “Building Vintage 2019 Music Reactive Lights”

[ilRageMaker]

Electronics, making, synthwave...I think I've found the best channel!

[Darrenmacys]

You should totally make & sell them, I’d buy two!!

[dimitriosvlamis]

Very nice project! My concern was about the latency since you mentioned it was around ESP8266, but the results were much better than i expected though! If you want to fix that i would suggest these generic 433MHZ wireless modules, and since its one way communication you can put many receivers along with an ATTINY85 in each lamp :D I think you can eliminate the latency this way!

[grayscreations]

This is so perfect for me as a Deaf person! 😍😍😍 Stay safe and have a fabulous day! ❤️🇦🇺

[tonyb]

Can I order the Nerdforge talent combo pack PLEASE!!!! Her art skills and his electronic skills. You two are

[omorpelbbauqs]

Incredible I could watch those for hours. Itd be awesome to have a code that separated frequency range into highs mids and lows for awesome visualizations (dont know how possible that is)

[snoopyslr]

I know this is a few years old, but fun tip for anybody new to woodworking and gluing things up. Put a little bit of table salt on the surface of your glue joints. The salt will dig into the wood slightly and prevent your pieces from sliding around when clamping.

[idontknow]

imagine clapping some girls checks in that room lol

[pantinspetsupplies]

Invest in a shopvac. Run a 2 1/2" or 3" pvc pipe around the room starting from where your shopvac will stay plugged in. Connect shopvac to pvc and cap the other end. Make connections in the pvc behind your equipment. Run a flexible connection to your saw. Run a hard line close to you sander and use/make something with a wide mouth. Rig up some type of long flexible hose that you can easily attach and detach from your center work table for when you need to cut stuff there. And there you have 1) a cleaner work environment 2) less mess to clean up at the end of your projects and 3) another project to make a video on

[cashewhobbiticus]

I am just sitting with a wide opened mouth..i am amazed...just wow