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The new, affordable, touch-sensitive synthesizer, The Theremin, was inspired by the famous Theremin synth.

More than a year has passed since the NAMM present. With the exception of Korg, there was no other significant oscillator scene. With its innovative Stylophone Theremin and CPM DS-2, the American company Dubreq was able to draw interest.

The Theremin is then accessible despite taking a little longer.

Feature Shows

  • Control with your system
  • Portable
  • Drone or set information
  • Built-in speech with level manage
  • Built-in vibrato and wait effects
  • Connect any wired headsets and other products together
  • device powered

The standard Dubreq site today offers 109 and 95€ plus shipping.

Depending on your site, it boats from the EU, UK, or US inventory. It will appear after at merchants.

Accessible for pre-order at my companion:

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Content From January 5, 2024

One of the first, if not the second, instruments was the Theremin. Invented in 1920 and patented in 1928 by Leon Theremin. Synthesizers with white and black keys did n’t debut until much later. The Theremin’s unusual operation continues to be outstanding today.

You move your hands along two antennas, one for volume and the other for ball, instead of the classic keys. a skill that requires constant practice. Dubreq, the engineers of the latest Stylophone variety, have now brought their unique Theremin onto the market.

Stylophone Theremin

The Stylophone Theremin, aka Pitch Theremin, is never a 1-to-1 copy or duplicate of the original product. It has a slightly different idea and features its individual.

Like the classic, Dubreq’s Theremin is also a touch-sensitive Synthesizer that creates appears by detecting your activity. Yet, with a big difference! It’s just a pitch-only Theremin, so it only has a second antenna. The volume (VCA ) antenna is missing, making it easier to play.

His position model’s behavior is not the only thing that makes this unique. You may change the volume and sound on the Stylophone Theremin through a comprehensive control panels. Analog or digital, not 100 % evident. But I think it’s digital.

The website features three components: good generation/play, a pause, and a slider/trigger. You can adjust the angle of the slide and the antenna in the first. The synth consists of a two-wave oscillator ( sine/square ), a decay envelope, a vibrato effect, and a drone mode. The update switch allows for FM.

With the transmitter and the slider, which have fixed pitches, it can be played traditionally empirically. Since you have a” slider mixer”, you may definitely enjoy both side up. With the cause option, you can also play sound without using the transmitter.

Additionally, you can way the noise into a pause with period and feedback controls. According to Dubreq, it even hosts a built-in speech and can be mounted on a speaker stand. A microphone socket and a key output are provided on the link side.

The creators promise quick, moving empirical sound. ” Wave your hand around its antenna, move its slide from side to side, and go over the border with mad modification, wobbly vibration, and crunchy echoing wait for crazy, quirky, sci-fi sound development”.

Second Idea

It takes years to learn how to play a true Theremin, and to practice with it artistically requires times. That’s why some demos usually sound very empirical. I like the idea of simplifying the design by eliminating the level antenna.

The ability to adapt sound is excellent as it turns the” Theremin” into a more versatile-sounding equipment. However, a screen is missing. Sometimes we will see it in an MK2 edition. Even thumbs up for the cost. All in all a beautiful, interesting Synthesizer.

Stylophone Pitch Theremin is available immediately for roughly$ 110, 100€ or £90. Without making a payment upfront, you may pre-order items from the official site.

More details here: Stylophone

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