Two more theremin songs from Cricketers open mic: What A Wonderful World Moon River ..read more

 A Whiter Shade Of Pale performed at Cricketers open mic night with John (vocal and guitar) and Steve (bass). I've been taking the LV4 out to some open mic nights hoping to get used to playing in front of people and with accompaniment ..read more

For many years now, fans of TV crime drama and sometimes science fiction have been taking the piss out of episodes featuring image enhancement. You know the trope: "stop, that frame, now zoom in, can you enhance that?" and four pixels are sharpened into a UHD quality portrait. Supposedly there are algorithms that can do this, and by coincidence this is something the geekiest member of the CSI:Your Town Here crew has been working on in their spare time. A selection of particularly amusing examples has been compiled by Duncan Robson in the YouTube video above. However the game has changed. Unti ..read more

  Billy Joel's She's Always A Woman, performed on LV4 ..read more

  Leave A Light On - romantic but environmentally irresponsible song by Belinda Carlisle, performed on Open Theremin V4 ..read more

  Together In Electric Dreams (Moroder/Oakley) performed on LV4 theremin with Fender Hammertone Metal. Great song from the great soundtrack of a terrible movie, although one that might prove prophetic in these final pre-Singularity days. I'm not claiming to have done it justice but I really enjoyed learning this one. Video look thanks to @Breil123 BGVC's Blender VHS node ..read more

  All At Once (Whitney Houston) written by Masser/Osborne. Performed on Lost Volts LV4 analogue theremin ..read more

 CONTAINS AI-GENERATED CONTENT **Episode 1: "The Heist"** Zoe receives a job offer from an old war buddy to steal a valuable artifact from a heavily fortified museum. However, when their plans are foiled by unexpected security measures, Zoe must rely on her training and quick thinking to save the crew and complete the job. **Episode 2: "The Lost Colony"** Jayne receives a message from an old acquaintance on a remote planet that was once a thriving colony. When they arrive, they find that the planet has been abandoned for years, and they must unravel the mystery of what happened to the co ..read more

Like literally all of the best films, Vesper begins with text explaining the apocalyptic future we are about to enter: one where biotechnology has gone rogue, destroying much of the world and much of humanity. Rich people live in distant citadels shielded from the bio threats while everyone else scrabbles around in the mud, relying on the citadels for terminator seeds. Vesper is a young girl growing up in an abandoned farmhouse looking after her terminally ill father. They are hermits who refuse to join the collective run by her uncle, and Vesper ekes out an existence scavenging or trading f ..read more

Clara Rockmore, in her “Theremin Method” published in 1998, defined thereminists as those who use the theremin as a voice to interpret real music, rather than a magic toy for producing strange and eerie sounds. Robert Moog once lamented that Leon Theremin invented an instrument with a unique sound, but musicians simply used it to play in existing musical styles. I like Clara Rockmore, and I like Robert Moog. But which is better? There’s only one way to find out! Kalevi Aho’s Theremin Concerto is a modern Modern Classical classic. I’ve heard Carolina Eyck perform it twice now, once in a stream ..read more