Hope you like it!
I used my Kees Enkelaar, -it is very discreet- from the 2nd part of the song and after.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MUFCZV_zMFQ&list=UUlcK0uxctjP2WzlheBPWzLA&index=1&feature=plcp
Enjoy
Hope you like it!
I used my Kees Enkelaar, -it is very discreet- from the 2nd part of the song and after.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MUFCZV_zMFQ&list=UUlcK0uxctjP2WzlheBPWzLA&index=1&feature=plcp
Enjoy
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 checked this out - I "liked" the song, thought it was well produced - not really my "cup of tea" right now (a little too dark) - but back in my early 30's I might even have bought it.
"Discreet" is an understatement, IMO - The Enkelaar (if not set to wasp-in-a-jar tone) has low harmonic content (nearly sine) so unless really cranked up, or playing when other instruments are playing quietly, will not stand out..
That said, I do think the Enkelaar fitted in well in this piece - I think you were wise not to have it dominant - the piece is dark enough without any "woo-woos" which could tip the mood to comic. It is also often a good sign when one cannot discern a "discreetly" played theremin - as, IMO, a badly played theremin cannot remain "discreet" !
Fred.
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