Airdeck Wii Theremin (Part II)

Congratulations to Joel, DJ Mojo, on completing his undergrad senior project!

This video was shot shortly after his project presentation and demonstrates the AirDeck virtual theremin application he designed. The AirDeck was written in Jave with the WiiUseJ API for handling Wii remote events and the JSyn API for internal synthesis. It can control MIDI out as well as offering a simple DJ scratch interface for real-time manipulation of sound samples similar to a DJ scratching with vinyl records.

You can keep up to date on what Joel’s working on at his blog: Mojo’s Dojo

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