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You could make the case that he has to "touch" (there's a physical interaction where his hand/glove blocks the light) the laser to trigger the note. I'm not ev
by zimpenfish 1y ago
You could make the case that he has to "touch" (there's a physical interaction where his hand/glove blocks the light) the laser to trigger the note. I'm not even sure it would be that pedantic - there's a definite physicality to it that the theremin doesn't have.
- ChrisMarshallNY 1y agoGood point. Many stringed instruments, the actual sound is made by whatever the strings are attached to, so there's a similar distance between touch and sound. With percussion, it's quite direct, as with many wind instruments.