Moog Theremini Theremin with Assistive Pitch Correction

The Theremini is a re-imagination of one of the oldest electronic musical instruments, and Bob Moog’s first love - the Theremin. Its design fuses the experience of playing an instrument you don’t actually touch, with a powerful sound engine derived from Moog’s award winning synthesizer, Animoog. The Theremini guarantees immediate success to anyone at any skill level or physical ability, while also providing new ways to experiment with music, education, and gestural control. Assistive pitch correction allows each player to adjust the instrument's level of playing difficulty. When activated the Moog Theremini will play every note in a selected scale perfectly, making it impossible to play a wrong note. As the assistive pitch correction is decreased, more expressive control of pitch and vibrato becomes possible. When deactivated, the Theremini will perform as a traditional Theremin and there is absolutely no pitch correction. A built-in tuner supplies real-time visual feedback of each note as it is played, as well as its proximity to perfection. This is useful for correcting a user's playing position, and for educating younger players about pitch and scales. The Presets section of the Theremini allows you to select from 32 wave or wavetable-based presets, store a selected scale, set and recall a specified playing range, specify settings for the included stereo delay, and more. Recessed at the top of the Theremini is a compact speaker that is perfect for private rehearsal and quick setup anywhere. Silent rehearsal is also possible via the front panel headphone jack. Simply plug in earbudsa  or headphones and the built-in speaker becomes silent. For live performance and gestural control, the rear panel of the Theremini features stereo line-level audio outputs, a Pitch CV output with selectable range, and a mini USB jack for MIDI connectivity to the free Theremini Mac or Windows software editor and Theremini iPad editor.