In this article from IEEE Spectrum, we learn how an infrared censor, alongside the help of an Arduino Mega, were used to turn a Casio keyboard synth into a theremin.
“In particular, I wanted to be able to hook up different sensors and translate their readings into musical notes. So when the makers of the TeraRanger One—a US $140 range-finder sensor—sent me a sample unit, the wheels in my head started turning.”
If you read the article, you can tell that the construction of this theremin-like synth was no easy task, requiring a large amount of mechanical expertise. All we know is that we would die to be able to play it!
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