RSSArduino theremin-like musical instrument
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Jan 21, 2008 09:00 AM
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Very cool!
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It looks like a fun project, but I think calling this a Theremin is like calling a Kazoo a Violin. :)
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Not a theremin since a theremin relies on capacitance to sense and generate sound, with differing lateral positions corresponding to different sound.
Still cool.
Actually a more accurate theremin simulator could be made using the tracking tech in a Wiimote:
http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~johnny/projects/wii/
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monopole I think you've contradicted yourself there. A wiimote based theremin simulator would be no more accurate than this arduino based theremin simulator. Granted there would be more processing power behind the wiimote version (as you're hooking it up to a pc).
Fantastic project and I wish I had thought of that use for the ultrasonic rangefinder. Think I'll need to try this project out myself.
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The title does say 'theremin-like'
I've done this one myself, takes about 3 minutes to get going, and fun to annoy the cat with ; )
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