Sound triggered by a vocal phrase?

[Cody Holland]

I was sent here from another forum for this question, I was told this is up y'all alley

Does anyone know how I could do this? a very simple example would be saying "happy Halloween" and having a thunder clap play every time that is said by anyone.

[BrotherMysterio]

I was sent here from another forum for this question, I was told this is up y'all alley

Does anyone know how I could do this? a very simple example would be saying "happy Halloween" and having a thunder clap play every time that is said by anyone.

What kind of haunt is it going into?

C.

[Cody Holland]

It actually for a art installation I want to do at my school, if thats not what u mean, I'm sorry I dunno, I new here

[BrotherMysterio]

It actually for a art installation I want to do at my school, if thats not what u mean, I'm sorry I dunno, I new here

No, that's fine. That clarifies everything. A voice trigger probably wouldn't work in a haunt, but it sounds like a fascinating idea for an art installation.

C.

[Cody Holland]

oh good, I was worried for a minute I was going to be shunned for asking a non-haunt related question (stuff like that has happened before).
So do you know how I could do it?

[BrotherMysterio]

oh good, I was worried for a minute I was going to be shunned for asking a non-haunt related question (stuff like that has happened before).

No, absolutely not. Truth be told, whatever "outside the box" thinking you offer use can only help.

So do you know how I could do it?

Hmmmmmmmm . . . I know it's doable and all. Probably need some of the techie guys to ring in.

C.

[Jim Warfield]

Put all your music in, say the title of the song or the artist's name and the song plays for you... but then "they" have thought they had this technology perfected before, much to the embarrassment of the CEO on the stage who couldn't make it work!
Anybody remember this? Pretty funny! Was it Bill Gates?

[Allen H]

Use a jailbreaked Iphone. Use the voice recognition to trigger a Arduino board. A great how to can be found here- the end result was different than yours, but the way they go the reaction will work for you.
http://ch00ftech.com/2012/05/14/dimm...than-it-looks/

I am no electronics wiz, but i know what you are talking about can be done. EFX- tec is a great company and website to dog around for answers also.
Allen H