Anybody ever tried this instrument???

[SdC]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D7S9bQNkr7k

[Rata-tat-tat]

OK... guess I've been under a rock... I remember seeing the "Whole Lotta Love" video, but I guess I wasn't paying close attention. I seriously thought Page was making those sounds with a guitar. Funny how long they've been around but you rarely see anyone playing them. I assume there isn't much demand out there for Theremin muse.

I think if more people saw the Italian girl clip that would soon change. DAMN!!!

[Hook]

Another toy for the list!

[T.C. Elliott]

There are apps for that. But the free one I have sucks... it does work, but it's not as useful as I'd like. There are other apps that use a similar effect but can superimpose a scale (chromatic or specific) over the screen that really makes them useful. I used the thumbjam app on a real rough demo in early July and it was easily the highpoint of the demo/song. Yeah, it's the same as the real thing, but you might be able to satisfy the curiosity but on the cheap if you want.

[SdC]

Best Theremin performance in a TV sitcom:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XPL8u8gJL0A

[64Guitars]

Best Theremin performance in a TV sitcom:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XPL8u8gJL0A

I love The Big Bang Theory!  The first episode of season 5 airs this Thursday.  I can't wait.

[Bucketfreak68]

Yup got one its a single antenna stye have had it for two years now played with it once and put it way now I'm thinking I need to pull it out again mine sounds best when ran into a delay.
Guess these things are up there with using a violin bow on a Les Paul or owning a double neck guitar really in the end they are effects or something you really end up feeling as if their in the way as often as I use them.

[SdC]

Bump: very interesting article about its history on BBC News today:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-17340257