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Ok Jim all good then. just to clarify the latest quote, with using the head, wasnt by me..
bichuelo » Thu Feb 19, 2015 10:21 am
You can also put the Theremini behind you, and move the pitch with your head instead of your arm. Not precisely reversed...
good luck with all experiments ! /P

Well, Jim, in a manner of speaking, as they say, some sounds in the editor are animoog / Theremini based etc, im sure you see what waveforms that goes and so on. we who reply here, do try to help each other out. but i wont bother if you have an attitude. good luck /P

Very odd idea Jim, all instruments have a higher pitch if the scale or string is on a short range. so for me its logic to have a higher note as you move closer to the antenna, anyway. as for your other q, on the load button in the editor, to the left you have the animoog editor presets, to the right ...

Just now, i saw the release of the new editor for the Theremini. looks promising, with drag and drop in between presets back and forth animoog /Theremini. for PC and Mac. i havent tried it out yet. but thanks Moog-guys for working on this. lets see what goes..

Hi Rich, and thanks for your reply, i will look into the setting suggestions. as it is, i will await the update for succesful midi, since im a win user..
apart from the midi squabble.. i think it´s a fantastic machine. and i have wanted to try a theremin ever since age 13, when i first started out ...

Hello synthguy, and thanks for the reply, well you are probably right in an Ipad sense, i use win 8.1- and my initial request was simply to be able to use the Theremini controlling virtual synths, and without too much hassle having them responding to notes played with the theremini as controller ...

Hi There, im new with the theremini, and was very excited to see the promotion of this unit claiming Midi in and Out, as it is, there is USB, but it does not function as a midi-controller (as any 20 dollar midi-keyboard can) and that is very disappointing indeed, and frankly not appropriate ...