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Build a theremin-like instrument as modulation source

edited December 2020 in Other

So I was thinking about building a theremin. Many ways come to mind how you could use this instrument as an expressive tool in AUM. I was thinking about using Envolver and using the envelope of the theremin signal to influence, for example, a synth's parameters. How cool would it be to add vibrato with a waving motion of your hand? Another possibility would be to use the signal in a vocoder or something like apesoft's sparkle to have fun with it and use it to modulate other sounds.

There are cheap Theremin diy sets that only have the pitch-changing antenna. Still, these have a variation in volume as well when you go to the low frequency end. So you might make use of both the pitch change, but also the signal envelope.

Another, even simpler possibility: Making use of a photoresistor. I have a diy "synthesizer" that can create some basic waveforms. I wonder, if I just shortcut the keyboard and solder in a photoresistor in front of the 3,5mm output, if I'd have something like a theremine-ish device to control volume based on your hand's distance to the photoresistor...

A photoresistor should create a brightness-dependent but frequency-independent dampening of an audio signal, right?

(Maybe you could even build something like a "tone control" photoresistor by sending some of the audio signal through the photoresistor, then a capacitor and then to ground...)

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