Create a project that utilizes p5 illustrations, tone.js sound, and Arduino that has at least one element of physical world to interact with the code.

(p5.js + tone.js + Arduino):

An Arduino must receive at least one digital or analog input and at least one digital or analog output. The project must include a graphical elements implemented using P5 and audio elements implemented using Tone.js. The project must convey some interaction from Arduino to both P5 and Tone.js.

Graphics Suggestions (If developing some single/multi player games):

- 3 scenes: welcome, game play and game over scenes.

- Timer variable to check the game time, score variable to record the scores, and life variable to keep track of the players allowed lives.

- 2 or more classes: Player(s) and Opponent(s) with unique features

- 2 or more user interactions with mouse, keyboards, etc.

Graphics Suggestions (If creating artistic projects):

- 2 or more types of Animation

- 2 or more user interactions with mouse, keyboards, etc.

- Color Blending and Layering

- 2 or more types of Transformations

Sound Suggestions:

- 2 separate events (one of these: Event, Loop, Part, Pattern, or Sequence)

- 3 different instruments with unique parameters. Only one of these can be a sampler or an object that plays a sample. The other two, synthesizers.

- 2 different effects.

- At least one parameter of these instruments and effects must be modulated. Remember that modulation can be done by an LFO, an envelope or scheduling of a signal (ex: rampTo).

- If you use samples they may not be longer than 3 seconds. This is so that you can not use pre-recorded loops. If you want a background music loop you must compose it yourself with an event. Remember that only one of your instruments can play samples.

Physical Computing Requirements:

- At least one digital and/or analog input sent in from the physical world to control the application

- At least one digital and/or analog output from the application to control something in they physical world