@@CVinyl Excellent! Innovation is key! I haven't had too much experience experimenting with CV, but I know there is a WHOLE other universe of possibilities. Good luck! :)
what kind of theremin is this? i had a chance to try one at a museum the other day and was really surprised at how well i adapted to it. i can't play guitar or drums or other instruments really well but the theremin seemed to come almost naturally if that makes sense. would love to get one and start to learn how to use it in metal songs as well!!
That theremin I am using in this video is the Moog Theremini. It’s a digital theremin and it’s really the only Moog theremin on the market right now. (being sold new; but there might be a few more models) They go for about $399 -ish new. But you can probably find them cheaper used. I believe you when said you felt a connection with the museum’s theremin. Some people are naturally good at pitch “sliding” instruments! I recommend if you’re going for metal theremin, look into Burns theremins. I believe Burns theremins can be plugged directly into a guitar amp. Other theremins with full range of frequencies like the Theremini might destroy guitar amps over time. Another thing is the less knobs and menus the better. The Burns theremins have less knobs and that’s less confusing for beginners. Overall, I think Burns theremins would be more fitting for you, if you already have a guitar amp or want to use one with FX pedals. Hope this helps!
T hank you and thanks for watching! I love using these types of backing tracks for jamming out purposes. Good luck and I hope you find some awesome jams!!
That would be rad! I really relied on heavy vibrato back then. I've been trying to reduce my vibrato a bit and only use it 1-2 seconds after I hit the note. More progress to be made! Thanks for watching!! :)
Really cool sound you're getting out of the Moog Theremini. Love it. ❤
Glad you like it!
That's the shit. I definitely need to hear A Heavy Metal Star Trek theme now.
Bro is crushing it
Awww thanks! :)
This is exactly what I thought Metal Theremin would sound like. Holy shit 🤟. Something I'd always thought would be cool.
Glad you enjoyed the video! Rock on!! 😀
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Outta sight! Far out! Far out! Far out!
Thank you! 😁
Awesome just bought 1
Congratulations! Let me know how you like it. And if you have any questions, I’d be happy to answer any! 😁
@@ThereminFlute yeah I'm looking forward to connecting it to a mpç drum machine via Cv
@@CVinyl Excellent! Innovation is key! I haven't had too much experience experimenting with CV, but I know there is a WHOLE other universe of possibilities. Good luck! :)
what kind of theremin is this? i had a chance to try one at a museum the other day and was really surprised at how well i adapted to it. i can't play guitar or drums or other instruments really well but the theremin seemed to come almost naturally if that makes sense. would love to get one and start to learn how to use it in metal songs as well!!
That theremin I am using in this video is the Moog Theremini. It’s a digital theremin and it’s really the only Moog theremin on the market right now. (being sold new; but there might be a few more models) They go for about $399 -ish new. But you can probably find them cheaper used. I believe you when said you felt a connection with the museum’s theremin. Some people are naturally good at pitch “sliding” instruments! I recommend if you’re going for metal theremin, look into Burns theremins. I believe Burns theremins can be plugged directly into a guitar amp. Other theremins with full range of frequencies like the Theremini might destroy guitar amps over time. Another thing is the less knobs and menus the better. The Burns theremins have less knobs and that’s less confusing for beginners. Overall, I think Burns theremins would be more fitting for you, if you already have a guitar amp or want to use one with FX pedals. Hope this helps!
Hey! This is awesome. I just got mine today. I can only hope to connect like you are. so rad.
It takes a lot of time and practice. Attention to detail is very important! Good luck and enjoy your theremin! :)
I was looking for a jam and this scratches my brain just right, awesome!
T hank you and thanks for watching! I love using these types of backing tracks for jamming out purposes. Good luck and I hope you find some awesome jams!!
oh hell yeah!
Woooow!!!
Thank you! I'll be uploading more of this sort of music very soon. :)
this is so fucking rad!!! crazy alien metal, i'm loving this
Thank you! I also perform theremin metal/hard rock/blues live on Twitch. Just look up ThereminPlayer! :)
using an instrument like this in conjunction with a dimebag style guitarist would be groundbreaking, but i do think you're overusing the vibrato
That would be rad! I really relied on heavy vibrato back then. I've been trying to reduce my vibrato a bit and only use it 1-2 seconds after I hit the note. More progress to be made! Thanks for watching!! :)