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Looks interesting, although no idea, first time I know about that brand. I'll search around.For less than 65 USD, I'm going to give these a try-- Getaria 5.8 GHZ wireless guitar system. They also offer a 2.4 GHZ set for 20 dollars less, but I've heard they are sometimes subject to interference because the common frequency. A product from Spain, I wonder if Nacho knows about them-
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We sometimes play together with a rock band which uses a theremin! Big fun! I like to control it with my lower body parts.I made an impulse purchase after seeing some really inspiring demoes on the tube
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Stylophone Theremin
Theremin Portable, touch-sensitive synthesizer, Pitch control via antenna, Effects such as modulation, vibrato and delay (controllable via rotary controls), Trigger button, Octave switch, Additional fader for precise pitch control, Switchable...www.thomannmusic.no
My drummer mate had purchased one for his studio, but we have yet to experiment with it, since we're in the process of relocation. I believe his was called a Theremini.I made an impulse purchase after seeing some really inspiring demoes on the tube
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Stylophone Theremin
Theremin Portable, touch-sensitive synthesizer, Pitch control via antenna, Effects such as modulation, vibrato and delay (controllable via rotary controls), Trigger button, Octave switch, Additional fader for precise pitch control, Switchable...www.thomannmusic.no
I just checked this video…I made an impulse purchase after seeing some really inspiring demoes on the tube
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Stylophone Theremin
Theremin Portable, touch-sensitive synthesizer, Pitch control via antenna, Effects such as modulation, vibrato and delay (controllable via rotary controls), Trigger button, Octave switch, Additional fader for precise pitch control, Switchable...www.thomannmusic.no
I just checked this video…
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Oh my goat!!!Getting this beauty in a few days. Been using the Eyemaster exclusively since 2017, time for a change.
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Self-quoting here, because I feel it only fair to retract this statement, which was made in reference to the Behringer Grind. I do stand by the assessment that the sequencer part of it is utterly miserable, but when controlled with an external MIDI device it becomes a whole pile of fun. So I've done a complete 180. I've gone from hate to love.Well, I gotta say, I hate this f'ing thing. I can't begin to figure it out, and I can't even get it to MIDI sync to my DAW. Every damn thing you want to do is an unintuitive combination of buttons that no one will ever memorize.
The other weird thing is, there are a bunch of different drums in it, but apparently you can only use one per sequence. So a loop of all kicks? A loop of all snares? WTF? I must be missing something, but either way this thing is still cumbersome to use, and about as fun as a root canal.
I'm probably going to see if Sweetwater will accept a return on it. If not, it will probably get sold.
