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Theremin

Started by Ranjhith · 11 months ago

Theremin is the 1st musical instrument designed to be played without being touched. The controlling section generally consists of two metal antennas to sense the relative position of the player’s hands. These sensors control audio oscillator(s) for frequency from one hand, and volu ... Continue reading »

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  • Siva

    1 year ago

    heey..this is a cool one Ranjhith.. but what surprises me is this was invented in 1919 but doesnt seem to have made a big headway..in the sense doesnt seem to be a popular instrument..but good to know about this ..cheers..
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  • Ranjhith

    1 year ago

    @Siva
    Vaanga & வணக்கம்! Yep! Pretty old instrument. But the innovation here is that the NearField/Antenna concept being used for a musical instrument.

    > doesnt seem to have made a big headway

    Probably because its too hard to play & requires much concentration. The artist in that video says it all. Check how still she is. You can't even tap a foot or bang your head for your own music that play. :)
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  • Swami

    1 year ago

    Hey! I have seen a similar kind of instrument in the Science Center at San Diego, sometime back. Was playing with it producing different sounds... :)
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  • Ranjhith

    1 year ago

    @Swami
    Koaduthu vacchavanga neenga! :)
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