@kobycomp I was searching for different performances of Bohuslav Martinů’s “Fantasia for Theremin, Oboe, Piano and String Quartet” and ran across Jacob’s amazing udderbot performance on YouTube. I immediately started searching my household for udderbot parts.

@admin

I am curious too, how learning more about microtonality (is that a word?) will develop my pitch awareness. Looking forward to that!

Hi, I think I heard Jacob mention Jamkazam but I was curious if anyone else has ever used Sonobus — back when I was looking for distance jam apps, sonobus seemed to work best, but I haven’t used it in a while. Read more at
https://sonobus.net/.

Here’s a link to the type of canning glove I’m using. They are not super thick, just a bit thicker than regular rubber gloves. I’m not sure about the brand or size though, since I got mine at a garage sale.

https://a.co/d/0h8zHYH

We are so on the same wavelength. https://www.instagram.com/reel/C8-TiJkyMDZojX9i6bpe5e5rSrfMhEumhz5GNM0/?igsh=MXZlanJjcDU5ejZrMA==

My friend Eli made this nifty app for looping and practicing segments of music call-and-response style. You specify a loop and it plays it back to you with a matching sequence of silence. Handy for learning difficult segments by ear from YouTube, or wherever. https://looptrainer.app/

@admin whoa crazy coincidence, I drew “River” in our Theremin community’s secret Santa game this year. Each player suggests a cover and the jolly elf mixes them up and assigns them randomly to unsuspecting players. Then we share our videos with each other in a private Facebook group. It’s very silly and festive. https://youtu.be/I9rhJgUZAG4?si=mDXusOm0MfQtGl0_

@admin heya, I hope replying in thread. What social media do you use, or none? I think I’ve seen you on Facebook. Are you on others? My next question — are you already involved with the microtonal university folks?

@StephenWeigel I used a “canning glove” for my most recent bot and so far no leaks.