Dr. McCoy implored us not to post this video, yelling out in frustration, "Damnit, Jim! It's a controller, not a musical instrument," but we ignored his impassioned pleas and the draconian restrictions of the Prime Directive, all so we could share this clip with you.
Italian hacker Gianni Proietti jury-rigged a Wii remote with a laptop and some OSCulator software to work with his analog synthesizer's OSC knob, waggling the controller to produce a theremin-esque sound. To demonstrate his setup, Gianni posted a recording of himself accompanying the theme music from Star Trek: The Original Series with his Wiimote movements. Raise shields, open a hailing frequency, and do some other obvious Star Trek stuff past the post break for the performance.
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choggiesays...DAMN! Wii fer Theremin, now that's.....superextraspecial........
siftbotsays...Tags changed from "wii" to "wii,moog" by gold star member choggie.
choggiesays...oh and.....*geek....uber geek.....
siftbotsays...Video added to geek channel (geek called by gold star member choggie)
antsays...*geek
Hehe, Star Trek:TOS!
Doc_Msays...Sweet! Watch the second knob on the synth in background. Nice.
choggiesays...the hazy blue glow is a great touch....Bravo-Geekthereman!!!
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