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Man Builds Wiimote Theremin, Plays Star Trek Theme [Theremin]
Kotaku —
The very definition of 'Neat Hack', Ken Moore shows us his DIY Wiimote Theremin with a virtuoso rendition of a piece traditionally associated with the instrument - the theme from Star Trek. It's not, in actual fact, a real Theremin. Rather than radio frequency oscillations, Ken uses tiny LEDs on the tips of his fingers (hence the gloves) that trigger the Wiimote's infrared sensors. Still damn cool, though and if nothing else takes my dream project of Theremin Hero one step closer to reality. More Wii Theremin Videos [Ken Moore Design] ...
More theremin Wiimote action
GoNintendo —
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DIY Wii remote theremin sounds great and easily constructed
Destructoid —
Recently, Ken Moore made the Wii remote useful. Instead of using it for pretend bowling or boxing, Moore turned his attention on making the controller a pretty slick theremin. While we can debate his motivation, the end product is undisputedly rad. In ...
DIY Wii remote theramin sounds great and easily constructed
Destructoid —
Recently, Ken Moore made the Wii remote useful. Instead of using it for pretend bowling or boxing, Moore turned his attention on making the controller a pretty slick theramin. While we can debate his motivation, the end product is undisputedly rad. In ...
Ken Moore goes where no man has gone before, turns Wiimote into theremin
Joystiq [Nintendo] —
Filed under: Video, Homebrew Ken Moore likes to fiddle around with things. His latest project turns the Wiimote into a theremin, which is one of the earliest electronic instruments and the first that is actually played without touching. Above, you'll see a video of Ken providing a tech demo and brief history lesson on the instrument. Past the break, you'll see Ken attempt to do the theme for the original Star Trek show. [Via Engadget] ...
