Theremin on web show

From the Moog newsletter:


"Recording with Theremins & Moogerfoogers?

Check out Plug-in: The Home Recording Show (http://www.plug-inhomerecording.com/show.php?e=1)

The premier episode features Joe Ferrara, singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist for the band, Father Divine. Joe demonstrates recording with the Etherwave Theremin, MF-102 Ring Modulator and MF-104Z Analog Delay.

This is not a quickie YouTube video. It's an in-depth look at this subject with additional tutorials and background info available. It's all couched in an offbeat sense of humor, and solid Theremin content starts about 3 minutes in."




A silly show but if you ever wondered what the Etherwave sounds like through the Moogerfooger delay and ring mod it's in there.

I want to know how he was slapping his hand all over the volume loop and getting no pops and noise.

"[i]additional tutorials and background info available.[/i]"

For paying members only.


"[i]solid Theremin content starts about 3 minutes in.[/i]"

I was underwhelmed with useful information.


[i]I want to know how he was slapping his hand all over the volume loop and getting no pops and noise.[/i]

I wonder about that too. Some days touching the loop makes a click, some days it doesn't, for me.

"I was underwhelmed with useful information."

That's the phrase I was looking for! I figured I would let it speak for itself.

just the word "underwhelmed" says it all.

"I wonder about that too. Some days touching the loop makes a click, some days it doesn't, for me."

For me, it's the hair on my knuckles that makes it click. Otherwise, it's usually silent.

Weird.