Hi there,
I’ve installed WLED 0.14.0 on a Dig-Uno successfully.
Now I want to add audio reactivity. So I’ve wired a MAX4466 on A0 and installed OTA the .bin I found here: https://wled-install.github.io/.
I’ve set the mic to analog and changed the pin to 36, but nothing happens on sound reactive effects.
Any help?
If you use analog button (potentiometer) and analog mic only one is working at the time:
https://kno.wled.ge/advanced/audio-reactive/#1-analog-microphones
Just use a digital mic to avoid this …
Hi,
Thanks for the support.
I’m not using an analog button. With your advice, I’ve disabled all GPIO buttons, the internal pull-up, IR, Relay.
Still, no reaction on noise…
Same thing here. I cannot get an analog mic to work with any Sound Reactive version past 13.3.
Pin 35 input. 3.3 and ground used for mic.
Can someone please give idea as to why?
Have Enabled button checked
AnologMic Pin set to 35
Yes I’ve rebooted and NO i’m not using anything else like a button.
ESP32 30 pin dev board
Using pin GPIO2 for Data line for lights.
Again works great if running v13.3
anything v14 or above not working.
Not sure why you are posting a picture of I2S mic in the audio usermod , to setup analog mic your setting should be like this with I2S pins set to unused and test on latest 0.14.1-b2
I’ll be honest I’ve never been able to get the ‘Audio Reactive’ usermod version to work with my analog mic either. The only one that works is the moon modules Sound Reactive branch (or whatever it’s called now days). Just tested again with @ALDIY 's settings. Still nadda. Yes I rebooted after setting it.
I have seen so many reports now of what you mentioned that I believe it might be an issue. I have also seen reports the SR builds might be better for analog mics .
The setting I posted is not from a real unit as I do not have much of analog mics in production , if you or any other is to post on all other details ( i am more interested on the wiring and build version used ) then i could connect new max4466 and max9814 mics to test but only on a bare esp32 powered from usb which is the way i connect and test analog mics .
I have been advised by so many guys including devs to stay away from analog mics and might be they get less attention in code so if you could then move to digital as i did else fight it out might be there is still hope
Yea I never actually had it work on any of the 14 builds I had tried it on. At first I attributed it to OTA Update, but a while back I was feeling adventurous and took the Esp off the shield and did a real flash of umm build 2310130 (may have even tried something prior to that I don’t remember) and I get nothing from the mic not with LEDS or peek. I Then flashed a SR build and it would work right away.
I only have the one unit with the mic and really only ever used the mic way back when you and I were building those and I did the one with the 40,50,60db switch. So not a big deal to me. It however may be to others. Yes if I were going to build something at this point I would 100% go digital.
Now that the holidays are over maybe I’ll connect up another Max9814 to a bare board and try a cpl builds to see what I can get it to do.