Sunday, September 26, 2010
Theremin: An In-Depth Session with a Moog Melodia
YouTube via dnteuxurois | September 21, 2010
"Frank O'Brien and Kip Rosser discuss and demo the Moog Melodia built by Frank's dad in the early 1960's."
Update via Gordon Charlton in the comments: "You can find build instructions and schematics for the melodia here - http://is.gd/fvgVL - the article is 49 years old so you'll need to find modern equivalents for components. If you do build one please please please document your work and share it - I would *love* to have a melodia but my electronic skills are almost zero."
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You can find build instructions and schematics for the melodia here - http://is.gd/fvgVL - the article is 29 years old so you'll need to find modern equivalents for components. If you do build one please please please document your work and share it - I would *love* to have a melodia but my electronic skills are almost zero.
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Correction: 49 years old! Silly me.
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