MATRIXSYNTH: Super Mario Bros. on the Theremin!


Saturday, August 09, 2008

Super Mario Bros. on the Theremin!


YouTube via ooo6
"The Super Mario Bros. theme from the old NES, without a doubt the most memorable video game theme song in the history of video games, played on the theremin.

I made this video mainly because I wanted to say "hi, i'm still here," but also to let everyone know I'm working on a new project and I'm in need of support in a big way. Please read my profile for more information.

In this video, I passed the theremin signal through the very awesome distortion plugin, iZotope Trash.

If you are new to the theremin, please learn about it. There is tons of info out there on the web. It's really a fascinating instrument and worth the time to check it out.

Long live Prof. Leon Theremin and Dr. Robert Moog!"
Posted by matrix at 8/09/2008 11:23:00 AM
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4 comments:

  1. nibb8/9/08, 12:04 PM

    that got old after about 30 seconds, but was fucking awesome. i want a theremin!

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  2. walkathon8/9/08, 1:18 PM

    Really well done, but DANG people, stop with the cliched Super Mario Bros theme played on X instrument already.

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  3. cl5168/9/08, 2:09 PM

    I vowed never to forgive yet another Mario theme on synth - but THAT gets an exception. ROCK ON!

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  4. noisesource8/9/08, 4:17 PM

    that was great. bravo sir. :)

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