Search Results for "theremin"

Etheric Synthesizer (EtherSynth) is a theremin-like synthesizer application for Android platform, which allow you to play otherworldly melody by swiping finger on the screen. Though It does not closely imitate a real theremin as Etheric Synthesizer uses only one finger to play. It currently supports monophonic note playing with configurable waveform, frequency scale, control area, and control orientation.

Thérémine is an audio program which reads realtime pitch and volume data from an USB Arduino Theremin, and generates high quality audio signal emulating a realistic instrument. It was originally designed to work with an Open.Theremin.UNO shield (see http://www.gaudi.ch/OpenTheremin), although it should work with other Arduino devices as long as you provide an appropriate program. Thérémine can play a variety of different tones.

OMK are several small projects that can be glued together to build custom music controllers based on both free hard- and software. Our most prominent one is the Chimaera, a polymagnetophonic theremin offering an unprecedented expressive and dynamic play.

My Theremin for 2 Persons Using Kinect Invented by the Russian professor Leon Theremin, the original theremin was one of the first electronic instruments. I always wanted to have an instrument that you can play with your whole body. The idea was to create a digital apparatus that can be influenced by the movements of 2 or more persons, interacting with each other through musical 'sentences'.The kinect is the ideal system to realize such an idea.

A simple Theremin made in Java

This is an Android Theremin project. We are far too hip to explain what a theremin is. Look it up in Wikipedia

The Poor Man's Theremin was a project that was available in a Linux Journal article. Due to changes in the Linux audio subsystem, the project no longer works. This is an upgrade that aims to incorporate threads in a single C program.

A Python/GTK simulation of the Theremin musical instrument.