Thanks Lowfer. It was a simple and fun project to do and one of the few that I still keep around and use to accompany my uke and guitar. Couldn't have done it though if I hadn't found the rhythm drum score for Wipeout.

Thanks Cheryl. Hope you and Doug and family are well.

Here is the code for Arduino Uno and two servos: #include // servo drummer Jim Demello June 2018 int beatParms[2] [100]; const int buttonPin = 13; // the number of the pushbutton pin int buttonState = 0; int buttonOn = 0; Servo myservo1,myservo2; int servoPin6 = 6; //servo int servoPin7 = 7; void myServo(int servoPosition, int servoNumber) { if (servoNumber == 1) { myservo1.write(servoPosition); } if (servoNumber == 2) { myservo2.write(servoPosition); } } void doOneEighthNote(int servoNumber,int beat, int delayVal) { //int delayVal = 60; if (servoNumber == 1) { if (beat) {beat = 18; // if beat = 1 then add a little more servo down for stronger thump } myServo(150 + beat,servoNumber); //down delay(delayVal); myServo(100,servoNumber);//up delay(delayVal); } if (servoNumber == 2) { if (beat) beat = -18; myServo(60 + beat,servoNumber); //down delay(delayVal); myServo(80,servoNumber);//up delay(delayVal); } } void setup() { Serial.begin(9600); myservo1.attach(servoPin6, 1000, 2000); // attaches the servo on pin 9 to the servo object myservo1.write(100); myservo2.attach(servoPin7, 1000, 2000); // attaches the servo on pin 9 to the servo object myservo2.write(90); pinMode(buttonPin, INPUT_PULLUP); digitalWrite(buttonPin, HIGH); } ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// void loop() { buttonState = digitalRead(buttonPin); buttonState = HIGH; if (buttonState == HIGH && buttonOn == 0) { // if button high then start drum sequence // buttonOn = 1; //wipeout(); // wipeout drum routine if (random(1,3) == 1) fourQuarterTime2(); else fourQuarterTime(); //oneTime(); // delay(500); // delay some to give time to open button back up } } /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// void oneTime() { while(1) { int beatParms[2][100] = {{1,2}, {0,0}}; // servo number and beat (1=beat,0=nobeat) for (int c=0;c

No. It was just a oneoff. Besides I live in a foreign country with no shipping to USA. Would be a fun project for someone with a 3d printer.

Thanks Jonathan, tried that and it sounds much better, still missing a beat here and there but that's an Arduino for ya.

Sorry, I don't do Python, just Arduino C++.

Can you give me the c++ code and the pin connections of the servo controllers

Details here: www.instructables.com/id/Arduino-Servo-Drum-Machine/

Jimmy Demello thank you