My suggest is how to get a servo to work with a jaw movement or puppet or any toy mouth. Sound pwm to move the servo in time with talking jaw mouth.
I like to get a servo moving by sound to move skull jaw or any toy mouth the sound would move mouth to any talking on sound file or mp3 player . I did see this at.
Https:// buttonbanger.com it also lets you download file not sure how safe this site is I had no problems with it. Is there a better way to do this .
@videogame95 That is definitely a HACK. Yes, there is a better way to do it. See https://bityl.co/O2bE for 2 slightly different mics with code and everything.
In this case, you will use the analogue output of the mic to 'drive' the jaw motor. You may need filtering, or use the map function.
Here is the video they provided showing the sound driving a wheel of LEDs. Imagine those LEDs are the servo arm moving the jaw.
If you look at the music visualizer code, I think all you need to do is re-write the 'shiftout16 procedure to control a servo connected to the jaw rather than controlling some less. Everything else stays the same I think.
Have fun.
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@videogame95 I moved this over to Help Wanted, although I realized it was a legitimate content suggestion until Ron did his usual "answer the suggestion instead of commenting on it" bit.
But actually, I would not have taken it anyway. Not that it isn't a good suggestion; it just simply wouldn't be a good fit for my audience. James Brunton would be more of a person to do this sort of work than me. Plus I would have to buy a puppet!
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Bill
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@zander thank you, sorry I didn't read it properly but thanks for your help