please enjoy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R4ssG4mJmmo
thanks
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R4ssG4mJmmo
thanks
theremin demo
Posted: 11/7/2009 6:28:01 AM
Wow, four links to your vid placed on TW in 11 minutes. And I notice you're busy populating other forums too (I track theremin related activity as a hobby.)
Guess you really want that ring-mod.
I used a ring-mod on my submission. :-)
Guess you really want that ring-mod.
I used a ring-mod on my submission. :-)
Posted: 11/7/2009 8:57:25 PM
Good observation Thierry.
Between the the outfit, the sign, and the composition, it doesn't look (or sound) like he put very much effort into this video. He must not want a ring modulator that badly.
Besides, it appears he already has a fine collection of Moog products. I can see a Minimoog Voyager, probably a CP-251 on the left, and possibly a VX-351 CV Expander in the background underneath the other keyboard. Is it possible he's using is an MF-104 delay? Not to mention the Etherwave Theremin he's playing (with). And of course, the fine vinyl banner on the wall.
[edit] G.C wrote: "His viewing figures compared to other entries suggest he is front runner in the popularity contest."
Popularity in what sense? I'm afraid I can't draw the same conclusion. But hey, if that's the case...more power to him. [/edit]
Between the the outfit, the sign, and the composition, it doesn't look (or sound) like he put very much effort into this video. He must not want a ring modulator that badly.
Besides, it appears he already has a fine collection of Moog products. I can see a Minimoog Voyager, probably a CP-251 on the left, and possibly a VX-351 CV Expander in the background underneath the other keyboard. Is it possible he's using is an MF-104 delay? Not to mention the Etherwave Theremin he's playing (with). And of course, the fine vinyl banner on the wall.
[edit] G.C wrote: "His viewing figures compared to other entries suggest he is front runner in the popularity contest."
Popularity in what sense? I'm afraid I can't draw the same conclusion. But hey, if that's the case...more power to him. [/edit]
Posted: 11/8/2009 4:08:44 AM
Jeff - there are two prizes at stake, one for the "best" video - this is the subject of a poll on the moog forums (http://www.moogmusic.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=7819), and a second prize for the video with the most views - a popularity contest.
In the popularity contest he has the most views (http://www.youtube.com/user/moogMusicInc#g/c/33DA681E8F8F2E07) of all the contestants.
In the popularity contest he has the most views (http://www.youtube.com/user/moogMusicInc#g/c/33DA681E8F8F2E07) of all the contestants.
Posted: 11/8/2009 6:40:52 PM
From: Eastleigh, Hampshire, U.K. ................................... Fred Mundell. ................................... Electronics Engineer. (Primarily Analogue) .. CV Synths 1974-1980 .. Theremin developer 2007 to present .. soon to be Developing / Trading as WaveCrafter.com . ...................................
Joined: 12/7/2007
[i]"he is aware of the inverse correlation between quality and popularity" - GordonC [/i]
LOL! - Now I see it! All these years, and only now, because of one brilliant "throw away" comment by Gordon, can I see what is bloody obvious!
Thank you, Gordon - Life, the universe, and everything, now make sense! ;-))
LOL! - Now I see it! All these years, and only now, because of one brilliant "throw away" comment by Gordon, can I see what is bloody obvious!
Thank you, Gordon - Life, the universe, and everything, now make sense! ;-))
Posted: 11/8/2009 10:24:39 PM
dae23 wrote: "I'm thinking that's a synthesizers.com Q119 Sequential Controller underneath the keyboard."
Good call! Thanks for bringing that to my attention. So many synths...so little time...but, I'm learning.
I just don't understand how these young pups can afford all of this expensive equipment.
Of course, they're not making $2.50 an hour like I was at that age!
Good call! Thanks for bringing that to my attention. So many synths...so little time...but, I'm learning.
I just don't understand how these young pups can afford all of this expensive equipment.
Of course, they're not making $2.50 an hour like I was at that age!
Posted: 11/8/2009 11:42:18 PM
From: Eastleigh, Hampshire, U.K. ................................... Fred Mundell. ................................... Electronics Engineer. (Primarily Analogue) .. CV Synths 1974-1980 .. Theremin developer 2007 to present .. soon to be Developing / Trading as WaveCrafter.com . ...................................
Joined: 12/7/2007
[i]"I just don't understand how these young pups can afford all of this expensive equipment.
Of course, they're not making $2.50 an hour like I was at that age!" - Jeff[/i]
Maybe he doesnt buy them - perhaps he wins them in popularity contests! ;-)
Of course, they're not making $2.50 an hour like I was at that age!" - Jeff[/i]
Maybe he doesnt buy them - perhaps he wins them in popularity contests! ;-)
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