the wii-mote theramin

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June 15th, 2007 post a comment (1) stumble it! digg it! by: technabob

Without a doubt, the theramin is one of the oddest musical instruments ever invented. Usually heard cranking out spaceship sounds in 1950’s B-movies, it’s otherworldy sounds are unmistakeable and truly quirky.

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So it is with much glee that I bring you the Wii-mote powered theramin, playing the inimitable Theme from Star Trek.

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By connecting his Wii remote with a laptop and special synthesizer control software, hacker Gianni Proietti managed to control his Moog synthesizer to crank out some serious sci-fi sound effects. While it’s not truly a theramin in technical terms, it’s close enough for rock-and-roll.

[via Nintendo Wii Fanboy]


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