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This is a tabletop or 1/2 rack mount device that converts the pitch and amplitude from a theremin to both MIDI and CV.

I think there are two devices you can use to determine if you like the way it sounds. They're called "ears." You're the one who has to like the way it sounds...why ask someone else? We don't know what settings you're using, and chances are we don't have the exact equipment you have. Use yo...

[quote="Nick Putrid"]Glyph...
I believe it was the Original KEYTAR, someone correct me if I'm wrong[/quote]

I think the original keytar was the Lync. The Moog, however, may have been the first which was more than a controller and also produced its own sound.

The one you know how to use and for which you have software.

I think there is another reason for a lack of audio sine waves...they're harmonically boring. Dull. Yuck. They bore the ear. The more complex the waveform, the more interesting it is. While it is true that a few rare additive synths used sine dozens of sine waves to create interesting waves, the sin...

[quote="sir_dss"]That's because new digital stuff sucks and old analog stuff rules![/quote] I disagree. They are what they are. If you want the sound of an old analog, get one. If you want the sound of the latest and greatest Rolakorgaha, get a Rolakorgaha. Throughout history, real musicia...

[quote="lordzool"]ok so im thinking of writeing a psychology paper on theremins but first i need to know how and why they work the way they do does it have anything to do with the human brain any info you can give will help or if this is just all around insane just tell me and ill find a n...

There are several differences which resulted in my selling my standard and getting the pro: 1) The standard allows you to alter the tonality, to an extend, with a variable dial. The EPro has a switch with several standard tone qualities so you will always get the same sounds rather than being simila...

Perhaps the problem is not so much that customers who come into your store won't buy the Voyager so much as the negative attitude of the sales people--combined with their inability to sell products--results in poor sales. I would suggest that your synth salespeople be given classes in how to sell (m...

[quote="Qwave"]She choosed to be a woman. So she had to change her name (and not only her name) from Walter to Wendy. I don't think we should emphase this too much. It was her personal and very private decition. I like her music very much, except the "Beauty and the Beast" scalli...

[quote="Ann Weber"]For a fall course I'm teaching on "Psychology in Story," I'll show students a series of classic and recent movies with psychological themes. We'll discuss how movie [i]soundtracks [/i] can support (or undercut) a movie's story. In one class, we'll focus especia...

I guess you would need to talk with Moog.

Let us know what happens.

[quote="vonbuck"]Has anyone been how to improve the volume reponce on the Pro ? Mine is still to "snappy" no matter how I adjust it[/quote] There has been a lot of debate about this in other forums. I have heard that Moog will change it to being less snappy for under $100. Call t...

I have heard that the problem with using tuners is that they are made for, well, tuning and not playing. They are too slow in responding. However, for just learning scales, it might be very good. For people who have been trained in piano, there is a proper way to play scales, with the thumb moving u...

Yes, a looper, I think, would make a good addition. Pamelia uses one in the "instruction" DVD for the EPro. And, in looking over information from NAMM, it looks like there will be several new loopers out there, including the return of some older names such as Repeater and JamMan. FX can be...