🎵 Enhance your Creations: MultiPlay Light Activated Recordable Sound Chip for Personalized Music Boxes & Craft Projects Review

This was the first time I used a sound system card. WOW 😆 I programmed the sound of popcorn popping and it added candles to the popcorn's flavors. My friends will be using this as their grama cactus terrarium.

This is fantastic! I bought this to add some sci-fi sound effects to the toy and it works great. I have some sound effects, copied and pasted into a connected device (it's very simple, just like USB). The sound quality is great!

I bought this to install in a HAL 9000 replica and it was PERFECT! I was able to download MP3 files with no problems. I comes with on/off switch, volume control, charging indicator, USB interface and cable for charging and downloading. Customer support includes links to a secure MP3 converter and volume change websites, as well as live email support (I had a few questions which they responded to quickly). It was perfect for my needs and I'm happy with 5 stars!

I use it to add sound to 3D printed models. It is very easy to use and the rechargeable battery eliminates the need to access the button battery board. As the components are mounted on a cardboard it is possible to cut the board so that each component (speaker, circuit board, battery) can be installed separately. This significantly reduces the space required, although the sides of the board need easy access for power, volume, and USB port access.

This product is versatile! Very easy to use. The instructions are simple and easy to follow. The sound quality is very good. The speaker is large for this type of product, which improves the sound quality. The USB connection seems reliable so far. The ON/OFF switch and volume control are great features. I would only advise the seller to lower the price. If this product was $10-$12, this product would sell in bulk and I would definitely consider buying several at a time.

I wanted a small soundtrack for my model of the San Francisco skyline and it needed to be small and compact. If you place individual tracks, each one will play in sequence, one for each press of the button. I took the cry of a seagull, the chime of a cable car bell, and the instrumental "I Left My Heart In San Francisco" and, using free online software, combined a bit of each soundtrack into a continuous one that plays at the touch of a button, up to the chip memory limit . I'll be buying a few

Before I start this review I would like to convert audio files to MP3 on anyconv.com as I have had absolutely no luck converting them on online-audio-converter.com since the instructions are highlighted. Now this really brilliant device saved me as I recently bought a new Talky Tina doll which unfortunately had a non-working voice box. In fact, it took me very little time to load 14 different Talky Tina phrases into the MultiPlay sound module, and even less time to install the MultiPlay sound…

I'll update this with an actual video showing how I used this sound thing. But mostly my husband creates the Call of Duty Mystery Box. Anyone who plays this game knows the noise it makes when opened. So yes, we did it. I have a Mac computer and had no problem deleting the default music (I emptied the Trash after that), but I didn't have to do an extra step for "cleanmyhd" or anything like that. So that was pretty cool! Then I just found the sound effect, converted it to .mp3 and put it in the…