This is a beautiful song composed by Víctor Estrada for the Theremin. 

Played with the Chimaera on SuperCollider.

Get the scores here:
http://www.etheremin.com/partitions/stalingradotheremin.pdf

Visit the composers page here:
http://www.victorestrada.com/

Stalingrado 1942

A base guitar soundfont played with MIDI over OSC with the Chimaera.

Bended Base

Unedited live Improvisation with the Chimaera - the poly-magneto-phonic theremin, driving the Yoshimi software synthesizer

http://open-music-kontrollers.ch/chimaera/

Impro 01

Improvising on top of two rather responsive syncsaws modelled in SuperCollider creating some unique rhythmic drones with the Chimaera.

Meditative Syncsaw Drones

One-shot playing Pluck.ar with the Chimaera on SuperCollider.

Celloish

Multi Touch Ribbon 24:1 Sample 5

played with the prototype of the "chimaera", a general purpose open source continuous music controller based on an array of 144 hall-effect-sensors and played with magnetic plecks.

http://omk.sourceforge.net/index.php?page=chimaera&subpage=about&lang=en

drums by hydrogen, synthesis by supercollider, distortions by rakarrack, mixing by non-mixer, patching by jack, recording by audacity

Analog Lament

the CHIMAERA general purpose music controller driving supercollider, yoshimi and guitarix

Rhythmic What-If

The Chimaera played with SuperCollider and SooperLooper

Pessimistic Late Night Loop

Sample played with the chimaera, synthesized with SuperCollider, after effects with Guitarix

Distorted Monster Vibrato

We build an open source continuous multi touchless music controller based on hall effect sensors. Think of it as a polyphonic theremin. Here we'll share demo and sample tracks played with our controller to showcase its capabilities.

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