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Electronic and other experimental musical instruments related to the Theremin
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 | The Continuum Fingerboard  | | Description: The Continuum Fingerboard is a new MIDI controller that allows continuous control over each note in a performance. It can be used with a variety of synthesizers: USB MIDI synthesizers, traditional (non-USB) MIDI synthesizers on multiple MIDI cables, analog synthesizers, and Symbolic Sound Corporation's Kyma Sound Design Workstation.
The Continuum Fingerboard resembles a traditional keyboard in that it is approximately the same size and is played with ten fingers (Haken, Abdullah, and Smart 1992, Haken, Tellman, and Wolfe 1998). Like keyboards supporting MIDI's polyphonic aftertouch, the Continuum Fingerboard continually measures each finger's pressure. The Continuum Fingerboard also resembles a fretless string instrument in that it has no discrete pitches; any pitch may be played, and smooth glissandi are possible.
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| Alesis airFX | | Description: Theremin like control device, designed to modify any audio signal. | Added on: 12-Mar-2005 Hits: 315
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| ZVEX EFFECTS | | Description: Welcome to the homepage of Zachary Vex Effects, Where you will find information about using
Zachary Vex's strange, hand made devices. | Added on: 12-Mar-2005 Hits: 324
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| Gravikords, Whirlies and Pyrophones | | Description: In this fantastic book, Bart Hopkin unveils the pioneering work of musical innovators like Harry Partch, Luigi Russolo and Leon Theremin. Wendy Chambers' Car Horn Organ reveals its charms on a rousing version of "New York, New York." A complex ensemble of glass instruments from Jean Claude Chapuis takes up where Ben Franklin left off on his Glass Harmonica. Engaging photographs and text display for readers the lengths to which these 37 eccentric and brilliant inventors have gone in their quests for innovation and beauty. The accompanying full-length CD features 18 of the most interesting musical examples of the instruments featured in this book. Introduction by Tom Waits! | Added on: 12-Mar-2005 Hits: 322
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