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🐦✨🌎1 year ago

this is so much harder than it looks… I reluctantly returned mine to Moog after I completed volume 1 of suffering cat noises

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Solar Heavy1 year ago

The Kingdom by @SolarHeavy

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GJ1 year ago

Google AI "The theremin is an electronic musical instrument invented by Leon Theremin in 1920, unique in that it's played without physical contact, by manipulating electromagnetic fields around two antennas to control pitch and volume"

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Lars Maxman1 year ago

ronnie montrose had a custom job on his geetar

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Robbie Armstrong1 year ago

Good Vibrations!!!

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What a Stooge 💯 🇺🇸1 year ago

interesting technique

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joender1 year ago

It’s a cool instrument that is so simple to play but hard to master. The right hand controls pitch while the left controls volume.

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Gill Bates1 year ago

I remember this during my sound weapon deep dives.

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Jack1 year ago

Cool

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LHFP 🇺🇸1 year ago

The band Thank You Scientist (possibly now defunct) uses a Theremin during the 25 second intro to their song "Wrinkle" if anyone is interested in implementation of the instrument as not the feature but a component. And also at 3:57 in the following tune:

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