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Thanks for the answers! Lately I've been using the MIDI-Wave from WaveFront (found it on eBay) to control synths and a laptop. And...I just order a sonuus G2M. Audiences love seeing/hearing sounds like bells and drums coming out of "thin air".

Hardware: Moog Voyager AE Dave Smith Evolver Software: NI Absynth 3 NI PRO-53 In the studio I use a M-Audio keyboard MIDI controller. Live I use a MOOG Etherwave Theremin and a Roland HandSonic HPD-15 as MIDI controllers. Soon I will be adding the Eowave Persephone for studio and live use. That's it...

Good joke! They had me for about 5 seconds.

My "all Voyager" CD is now available. Here's some info and links: Artist: SPITZNAGEL Title: SMX Format: CD SMX = SPITZNAGEL's MOOG EXPERIMENTS "SMX" is a CD of improvised and experimental music utilizing the MOOG Voyager synthesizer and percussion. The music ranges from other-wo...

I can't wait to try mine with a theremin.

Now that I got to play one at Moogfest, I wouldn't change a thing. The PHATT sound is unbelievable!!! But, some of those colors above are really cool.

James

First let me say that Jeffery did a good job of summing up Moogfest. Frank Lucas and his band were quite a surprise! They held their own on a tough stage. Frank and company were exciting, well prepared, tight and full of more energy then most of the other artists who followed. And....I voted for som...

Congratulations Steve! Have fun...and welcome to a whole new world of music making.

See ya,

James

Nope...I just tried it with a guitar...it doesn't work.

Best...

James

Hi Nick, I bought the Wavefront MIDI-Wave on eBay for $226. Wavefront often lists them there. Here's the link to their eBay posts: http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQfgtpZ1QQfrppZ25QQsassZthereminQ2dbyQ2dwavefront They also sell them (for much more $$$) on the Wavefront web site: http://home.earthlink.net/...

That one had me laughing...

Thanks,


Theremin (formerly James) Spitznagel

Hi Steve, I use the molded ATA case and I am very happy with it. The handle and wheels make for very easy transporting. Plus, I've never had the slightest bit of damage to my Voyager. If you're taking your synth to gigs (local or out-of-town), the price is worth the security. On a personal note: Hey...

Hi, Is anyone else using the Wavefront MIDI-Wave device? Anyway...I bought one of these devices a few weeks ago (on eBay). Wavefront states that this piece of hardware will convert the audio signal from a theremin to a MIDI signal so that you can use your theremin to control sounds on a synthesizer....

Yeah, I watched it yesterday...it did its job! Now I understand what the MuRF 105 does...I need one for my theremin!!!

James Spitznagel