AETHERPHON, global theremin family

Quoting kmg5443 <kmg5443@...>:
>
> The amount of noise was unexpected. I was unsure of who I was playing
> for or whether it mattered much. I've been looking to do something for
> some audible feedback but haven't really gotten around to it yet.
>
> The worst part was people just walking through my playing field. When I
> saw them coming I'd just stop and wait.
>

When I play somewhere new, I first scope out the playing area to  
determine the best way to protect the control zone from passer's by.   
There is no "rule" that says the theremin must face straight out  
towards the audience.

In some cases, I have positioned the theremin such that the loop faces  
the listening area, thus placing the rod away from the listeners and  
my torso at such an angle that people can see the pitch hand at work.

-- Kevin