The video quality for this video is insane for someone with so few subscribers! I really can't wait to see you take off! Thanks for being my new theremin teacher!

Love my theremini

There's a behringer theremin that's been rumored, I wish they'd get on with that already.

Hi, Thanks for your very useful videos! I'm planning on buying a Theremin (most likely a Theremini thanks to your advice) but I feel that, as a left-handed person, I'll be more natural playing the pitch with my left hand and volume on the right hand. Are you aware of the existence of such a model?

You sold me on the theremini been looking at it for awhile now. It's finally time to start my theremin journey. Been waiting years 🎉❤

I have a medium sized poodle dog that when petted or squeezed lovingly produces similar sounds to a Theremin. Perhaps this is a better low cost option than the moog versions u are recommending here, at least for a beginner. Love ur vids and brand btw. Big fan.

Hey, Caroline Scruggs, Thank you for this nice video, your enthusiasm is amazing, keep it up. I'm facing an issue with my current old Standard Etherwave (which I own for 3 years now), and I might have to look at a replacement. Something in the mainboard seems dead or dying. I've also looked at the Theremini. I've heard it's hard / impossible to play quick notes on it. Is that true? Would you be able to tell me more? Please note I haven't looked at all your videos yet, I just now discovered them. If you detail something along this in another video, a pointer to the right one would be appreciated. The fact you find the Claravox not so fun to play was a surprise, by the way. (I don't know it from experience. Shows how personal a good theremin is.) Thank you again, and keep the videos as fun as they are now.

lostvolts in the uk makes a much more affordable analog theremin. I haven't tried it yet but im hoping to get one soonish to compare to what ive got currently.

got a theremini and love it! I also love your Flower Dress! It's so Mod and Retro and cool!

I first got a Moog Theremini (which doesn't function correctly anymore), then an Etherwave Plus, and 2 years ago got a Subscope Voicematic (made in Germany to order) which since has become my "daily driver". A highly interesting developement is the D-Lev (kit), a digital theremin, but a really good one. The LostVolts (UK, Europe) and Burns (USA) theremins would be good as a first theremin on a lower budget, maybe less suited for gigging but good for learning and playing at home, maybe a little flimsy and less sturdy, but having quite a nice sound and as far as I've seen demonstrated playable as musical instrument, and not just usable for sound effects.

Earl Scruggs descendant?

5:26 that delay sounds incredible, separate thought I don't particularly like Moog, I only had a Moog werkstatt and the sound was too harsh, it lacks character just sort of found it unusable, I like Moog for bass idk🤔just how I feel

Hi from NW Ohio!

U are jazz Kung fu for real

Great vid!! 🤙🏽

Hi, do You know any other place to buy the ESPE01 bass module? When I try to buy it via the link You provided it says “Dit product is tot onze spijt op dit moment niet leverbaar. This product is currently not available. Our apologies for the inconvenience.” Best Regards, /peter j

Check out the LV 4 from Lost Volts... A hair less refined than the Moog, but a fully grown up instrument you could start with.

Excellent video on the vintage and current Moog Theremin product line. #ThereminCurious #CrazyThereminLady HaHa #JimmyPage #WholeLottaLove

1:42 WHEN AAAAIRWAAAAVES SWIIING DISTANT VOICES SIIIIING

No not crazy. I have 4. And why just Moog?

Are #CarolineScruggs and #CarolinaEyck and #DoritChrysler (both from Germany) all the same person?

Hey are you relative to earl scruggs??

i want that shirt

好棒👍

Me I my head " y tf she moving so much" starts play also me "I forgot it was a therm vid" respect to you learned alot

Why all the melodrama and hand waving? Can't you just stand and talk normally?