E-Ther + MoPho (my first track made with a theremin) 

Well it's a cool controller and the Mopho is full of great sounds so... hard to go wrong with that combo. LOL. I kept this pretty simple but I learned a lot controlling a synth with these motions. It's new to me.... but fun.

Thanks for checking it out.

Indeed it is! Shiela is amazing. I love her stuff. Thanks for checking it out.

Yeah. It's really intuitive. I'll have to try some more clips with it. Thanks for checking it out.

Thanks for checking it out.

Thanks for watching. It was a random idea but it worked.

@@musicalmiscellany Understand yuo have seen some of my random thinking

@@bearshield7138 Yeah. A lot of good ideas.

Thanks for checking it out. Fun little gadget.

The MoPho has an internal sequencer and arpeggiator. It's a powerful little box. Thanks for checking out the vid.

I'm considering buying an E-ther controller. Do you recommend it after having it for awhile now?

@@user-wu8fe2nz9o Great question. I would ask what you want to do with it. It's not easy to play melodies on the e-ther because its microtonal and hitting pitch takes some practice. That said, if you have a really good ear, you might catch on to it quicker than I did. However, it's amazing for sound effects and sweeps. I love using it for that. You can also use it to control non-pitch values which is a really cool way to interact with things. I really like it for that. So I guess it's just about how you want to use it.

Ironically... back in 2018, I met the fella who owns Thereminworld (a website dedicated to theremins). His name was Jason. Interesting guy. Anyway... he steered me towards a couple of Theremin performers which I enjoyed. They may not have groupies but apparently they do have a subculture.

@musicalmiscellany Who'd a thunk. Interesting... what a sheltered life I've lead.

@@rock2blues59 There's a subculture for everything... I swear. 😝