Published on Jul 5, 2013 Rene Splinter·20 videos
"My latest acquirement is the magnificent Roland Jupiter-6. It's been something I have been dreaming of for a long time, and it's here, making my dream(s) come true.
Also, I had the privilege to be able to borrow a Moog Etherwave Theremin. It was previously owned by the Dutch cabaret group Het Groot Niet Te Vermijden (http://www.youtube.com/user/hetGNTV). On it's transit to a new owner, it ended up in my studio.
See how I managed to bring these instruments together in this unrehearsed and improvised footage.
Many thanks to Arie Vuyk (http://www.youtube.com/user/arievuyk) for making this video possible."
VLOG #3 - Another Theremin Experiment - Rene Splinter
Published on Aug 11, 2013
"The idea came into my mind to put the Theremin's audio output through a ringmodulator, as I thought it could result into something interesting. For this, I have used the ringmodulator module of the Nord MicroModular.
The result of this experiment is more than satisfying and I like sharing it with you.
I'll be using this idea in a forthcoming production that is going to work as a background soundscape at an art exhibition in downtown Rotterdam.
This VLOG features an exclusive clip from that track. So far, the sounds you here were generated with the Yamaha FS1R, the Waldorf Microwave, the Roland Jupiter-6 and the Moog Etherwave Theremin.
I'll update you on that subject as soon as possible.
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