Introducing the Moog Etherwave Theremini Miniature Theremin – a re-imagined version of one of the oldest electronic music instruments in history. This instrument offers a unique experience, as it is controlled through gestural movements rather than touch. The Etherwave Theremini allows you to control pitch and volume by simply moving your hands through the air, making it one of the world’s strangest and spookiest musical instruments.
The Theremini features a range of performance-enhancing features to assist the user in playing every note in a selected scale perfectly. This includes assistive pitch correction, which can be adjusted to different levels of difficulty, and a built-in tuner that provides real-time visual feedback of each note played.
Additionally, the Theremini boasts a sound engine with 32 sound presets, each providing a distinctly different tonality or timbre, allowing users to explore and play with different sounds. The built-in stereo ping-pong delay allows for the creation of spooky and spacey effects, perfect for sci-fi movies and games.
The Etherwave Theremini can be used as a live performance instrument or in the studio. It features a built-in speaker and headphone port for private rehearsals anywhere, as well as a USB MIDI connection for transmitting and receiving MIDI data between the Theremini and a compatible computer or MIDI device.
The Moog Etherwave Theremini Miniature Theremin features:
- Assistive pitch correction with selectable scales and root note
- Built-in tuner for learning pitch and scales
- 32 wavetable-based presets
- Built-in speaker and headphone output
- Two 1/4” audio outputs
- Single-pitch CV output with a selectable range
- User-selectable scale and root note (stored per preset)
- User-selectable range – highest note and lowest note (stored per preset)
- Adjustable stereo ping-pong delay
- Removable pitch antenna with built-in storage compartment on the bottom-side
- Built-in 3/8” mic stand and camera stand adapter
- High-quality rubberized feet
Other technical specifications include a 128 X 64 pixel LCD screen with white backlight, a 1/8” (3.5mm) TRS headphone jack, controls for headphone volume and built-in speaker volume, a pitch bias control that determines the amount of pitch correction, a scale button for selecting from a list of built-in scales, a root control for selecting the root note, a setup control for accessing setup and calibration functions, a delay length control for selecting the length of delay, a delay amount control for controlling the amount of delay mixed with the dry signal, a preset control for selecting presets from a built-in list of 32 presets, two line level 1/4” unbalanced TS outputs, a 1/4” TS CV output, a Mini B USB 2.0 for USB MIDI, a Kensington lock, and a push-on/push-off power switch.
The Moog Etherwave Theremini Miniature Theremin measures 381mm with the antenna (101.6mm without), 577.9mm in width, and 165.1mm in depth.
Overall, the Moog Etherwave Theremini Miniature Theremin is a unique and fascinating instrument that offers a new way to experiment with music and gestural control. Whether you’re a professional musician or just starting out, the Theremini provides a fun and exciting way to make and control music like never before.
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