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Theremin equipped Halloween candy dish

 Yup, a theremin equipped Halloween candy dish.
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A holloween candy dish only with a theremin attached.
—doctorremulac3, Oct 30 2009

Theremin http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theremin
The device itself [8th of 7, Oct 30 2009]

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       I wonder, how small could you make a working theramin?
—zen_tom, Oct 30 2009
   

       Fairly small.... it should be possible to mount the oscillator electronics remotely from the antennae.
—8th of 7, Oct 30 2009
   

       Excellent!
—fridge duck, Oct 31 2009
   

       I want one.   

       OooooooOOOOOOooooOOOoooooo!
—Dub, Oct 31 2009
   

       [bigsleep] Quite - where is the MIDI Theremin?
—hippo, Oct 31 2009
   

       MIDI probably doesn't have the capability to properly encode the continuously variable output of a Theremin.
—8th of 7, Oct 31 2009
   

       Use 3 or 4 CC channels then
—Dub, Nov 01 2009
   

       Yes.   

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—wagster, Nov 01 2009
   

       //MIDI// bandwidth is 31.25 kbaud and there's not that much in the way of overhead (which can usually be turned off anyways), so yes there is enough bandwidth to use a theremin as a MIDI controller, but each CC is only 7 bit resolution. Moog (formerly Big Briar (formerly Moog))) used to make one.
—FlyingToaster, Nov 02 2009
   


 

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