Tanvi Deshpande, Farzan Shiju, Frank Fan

Overview

• Our PCB will record a snippet of a song and then display the song name and artist name on the screen. We use a basic microphone capsule to record the audio when a button is pressed. From here, the recording goes through an IC which then allows us to take that recording and send it to our ESP32. From here, we either use Shazam’s API or use cheaper GitHub data repositories that work similarly to gather the song name and the album cover art. Both are then sent to the LCD screen for display purposes.

Features

• ESP32

  • Reference schematics provided

  • Brain of the device

  • Use shazamio 0.5.1 for song recognition

• Adafruit display and connector

  • To display song title

  • Easier to implement than digikey options

  • Uses 18 pin FPC connector

• Switching regulator

  • ESP32 needs 3.3V

• Audio codec

  • Compresses and decompresses digital audio data

  • Easier to solder than other options

  • Is compatible with community libraries

• Switch

  • To start listening for audio

  • A LED light to indicate on/off