Making Music with a Lego Guitar and Capacitive Touch @element14presents
Making Music with a Lego Guitar and Capacitive Touch  @element14presents
Uploaded January 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Katie's son challenged her to make his Lego electric guitar model interactive and able to play music, so in this episode she works with him on the project! They add capacitive touch pads to the neck of the guitar and allow it to play actual guitar sounds through a Lego model amplifier (with a hidden amplifier and speaker).

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#0:00 Welcome to element14 presents
#1:02 Overview
#1:43 The Code
#3:50 A Quick Test
#6:53 Prepping to Wire It
#10:08 Wiring & Finishing Touches!
#11:39 Give Your Feedback

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