Moonshine Voice is an open source project for real-time voice transcription. It's primarily suited for streaming and live audio capture for voice based interfaces. This project will demonstrate how to use Moonshine to set up basic voice control for NeoPixels on a Raspberry Pi.
All testing was performed on a Raspberry Pi 5 with 8gb of RAM.
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USB Microphone
Any standard USB Microphone that works on the Raspberry Pi should work with Moonshine. This mini microphone in the shop is one option:
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The Pi Cobbler and breadboard are optional, they make it more convenient to connect the NeoPixels to the correct pins on the Raspberry Pi:
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