Did the Sam Ash MIDI clinic last night, and learned one valuable lesson about the Theremin. If you leave it in your car, in the sun, it don’t work no more…
Had to take off the lid and leave it for about an hour to cool down so that the coils dropped back into tune.
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Steve Hobley works for a software company, but in his spare time likes to deconstruct all the lovely consumer goods with a goal to make unique and interesting things.
A few years ago he posted a short clip of the laser harp he developed, solely to show friends back in the UK.
Automagically that one clip got picked up by Gizmodo, Engadget and a bunch of other tech journals. The end result (apart from a ton of views on Youtube) was to get hired as a consultant for Little Boots – creating a laser harp for her 2010 US tour.
