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“Magic Rainbow” Music Visualizer The Colors of Sound Group Jamaal Merriweather Justin McDevitt Weston Bell Robert A. Hicks II Georgia Institute of Technology ECE 4007/RP1 (em2) Senior Design Project – Final Presentation May 3, 2010

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“Magic Rainbow” Music Visualizer. The Colors of Sound Group Jamaal Merriweather Justin McDevitt Weston Bell Robert A. Hicks II Georgia Institute of Technology ECE 4007/RP1 (em2) Senior Design Project – Final Presentation May 3, 2010. Project Overview. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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“Magic Rainbow” Music Visualizer

The Colors of Sound GroupJamaal Merriweather

Justin McDevittWeston Bell

Robert A. Hicks II

Georgia Institute of TechnologyECE 4007/RP1 (em2)

Senior Design Project – Final PresentationMay 3, 2010

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Project Overview

• What: LED music spectral intensity visualization system.

• Why: Enhance musical experience for the hearing impaired.

• Who: Individuals with hearing disabilities.

• Prototype Equipment Cost: $795.62. (add power supply)

$20.52

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Design Objectives/GoalsDesign Objective Proposed Implementation Actual Implementation

Portability Weighs under 20 lbs and maximum enclosure size 20” x 20” x 6”

Weight <5 lbs, Enclosure size ~ 8” x 12” x 5”

Visual response to audio input

LED Zones indicate intensity/power levels through LED brightness or quantity of LEDs illuminated.

LED Zones indicate intensity/power levels through LED brightness.

Versatility USB compatible; 2GB (or greater) of system memory; Simulink and drivers installed

USB compatible; 2GB (or greater) of system memory; Simulink and drivers installed

Low Power Requirements

Maximum: 2 W (DAQ Digital Power Supply)Maximum: 25 W (External Power Supply)

Maximum: 2 W (DAQ Digital Power Supply)Maximum: 25 W (External Power Supply)Typical: 20 W (Total)

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Overall Design Layout

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Final Design in Chassis

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Software Flow Diagram

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Band Separator

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Band Averager & Gain

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PWM Conversion

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Hardware Flow Diagram

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LED Zone Circuit Schematic

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Resistor Values and Duty Cycle

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Demonstration Plan

• Zone Isolation: Playback of 8 .mp3 files containing a single frequency in the center of each zone’s bandwidth.

• Portability: Demonstrate compliance with weight and size specifications.

• Playback of .mp3 songs from various genres to illustrate appropriate response. (Classical, Rock, Techno, etc…)

• Demonstrate compatibility with microphone input.• Power Requirements: Measure power consumption of LED

zones (less than 25 W).

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Problems & Issues

• Real Time vs. Simulation Time.• Post-FFT Sampling & Form Conversion Timing.• DAQ recognition in Simulink.• DAQ Power Supply Malfunction.• Brightness and low viewing angle of LEDs.• Optimal Circuit layout for Soldiered LED zones

(size constraint).

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Equipment Costs

Product Description Quantity Unit Price Price

NI USB-6509 DAQ 1 $449.00 $449.00

CP-50LP Connector Block

1 $79.00 $79.00

R1005050 Ribbon Cable 1 $79.00 $79.00

DAQ Power Supply 1 $49.00 $49.00

Standard 5mm LEDs 250 $0.09 $22.50

Experimenter Board 2 $2.90 $5.80

A6276EA-T LED Driver 12 $2.69 $32.28

5V, 5A Power Supply 1 $20.52 $20.52

TOTAL COST $737.10

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Future Work

• Use SPI with Simulink to indicate frequency band intensity through number of LEDs lit.

• Explore additional sensory outputs such as vibration.• Expand user friendliness by designing GUI.• Incorporate higher-level feature extraction (timbre,

mood, etc).• Adapt design for standalone use (for example, with

IPod) by performing signal processing on a microcontroller.

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Any Questions??