The tuning looks about right. It depends what sort of music you want to play. For "classical" theremin - i.e. familiar melodies, you could start by having a look at youtube [dot] com/thomasgrillo - he's got a bunch of tutorials. For "electronic" music, (see my channel for examples) try reading "The Beat Frequency Method" - scribd [dot] com/doc/12949949/The-Beat-Frequency-Method
If you have questions, ask on thereminworld [dot] com forums.
@GordonCharlton Thank-you! I'm a bit more interested in electronic music (I quite like what I've listened to of your channel so far, btw) but I'd like to try a bit of everything. Thank-you for your recommendations!
I have never seen anything like this......fascinating! <(spelled wrong?)
GorillazGames 1 year ago
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GordonCharlton 1 year ago
To answer the questions in your info box.
The tuning looks about right. It depends what sort of music you want to play. For "classical" theremin - i.e. familiar melodies, you could start by having a look at youtube [dot] com/thomasgrillo - he's got a bunch of tutorials. For "electronic" music, (see my channel for examples) try reading "The Beat Frequency Method" - scribd [dot] com/doc/12949949/The-Beat-Frequency-Method
If you have questions, ask on thereminworld [dot] com forums.
:-)
GordonCharlton 1 year ago
@GordonCharlton Thank-you! I'm a bit more interested in electronic music (I quite like what I've listened to of your channel so far, btw) but I'd like to try a bit of everything. Thank-you for your recommendations!
andreaaluminum 1 year ago