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Moog Theremini Theremin with Pitch Correction
Moog Theremini Theremin with Pitch Correction
Moog Theremini Theremin with Pitch Correction
Moog Theremini Theremin with Pitch Correction
Moog Theremini Theremin with Pitch Correction
Moog Theremini Theremin with Pitch Correction
Moog

Moog Theremini Theremin with Pitch Correction

★★★★★4.5 (513 reviews)

Play music without touching a thing — the Moog Theremini brings pitch-corrected theremin performance to players of every skill level.

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Overview

The Moog Theremini reimagines one of the world's oldest electronic instruments for a modern audience. At its core is an Animoog-based synthesizer engine loaded with 32 wave- and wavetable-based presets, giving players access to a far broader sonic palette than a traditional theremin offers. The standout feature is adjustable pitch correction with 22 selectable scales — turn it up and every gesture snaps to a note in key, turn it down and you get the full continuous-pitch expressiveness of a classic theremin. A built-in LCD tuner displays each note in real time, helping players develop their ear and technique over time.

For connectivity, the Theremini is well equipped. A built-in compact speaker handles casual practice, while a headphone jack allows silent rehearsal. Stereo line-level audio outputs feed amplifiers or PA systems for live performance, and a Pitch CV output with selectable range opens up gestural control of external analog and modular synthesizers. A mini USB jack provides MIDI connectivity for recording into a DAW or controlling software instruments. The included Theremini software editor unlocks advanced parameter editing and preset management from a computer. Weighing just 2.55 pounds and measuring 6.69 x 22.44 x 15.94 inches, the Theremini is lightweight enough to transport easily, though its length means it benefits from a dedicated table or stand during performance.

Key Features

Get Started with Ease - Great for beginners or experienced musicians, Theremini's assistive pitch correction allows each player to adjust the instrument's level of playing difficulty

Develop Your Musicianship - Improve your pitch accuracy; A built-in tuner uses the LCD to supply real-time visual feedback of each note as it is played, as well as its proximity to perfection

Experience Powerful MOOG Sound - The presets section of the Theremini allows you to select from 32 wave- or wavetable-based presets each providing a distinctly different tonality, or timbre

Play Anywhere - Theremini comes with a built-in compact speaker, plus a headphone jack perfect for private rehearsal and quick setup

Explore Endless Possibilities - For live perfomance and gestural control, Theremini features stereo line level audio outs, Pitch CV out with selectabel range and mini USB jack for MIDI connectivity

Software Editor Included - Use the Theremini editor to access advanced settings and arrange your presets

Specifications

Brand
Moog
Model
Theremini
Sound Engine
Animoog Synthesizer
Presets
32
Pitch Correction
Adjustable, 22 selectable scales
Built-in Features
Tuner (LCD), Speaker
Audio Outputs
Stereo line-level, headphone jack
Control Outputs
Pitch CV out (selectable range)
Digital Connectivity
Mini USB (MIDI)
Dimensions
6.69 x 22.44 x 15.94 inches
Weight
2.55 pounds

Pros & Cons

👍 Pros

  • Adjustable pitch correction with 22 scales makes the instrument genuinely playable for beginners
  • Adjustable pitch correction across 22 scales makes it accessible to players of any skill level
  • Adjustable pitch correction makes it accessible to complete beginners while still satisfying experienced players
  • Adjustable pitch correction with 22 scales makes it accessible to beginners while still rewarding for experienced players
  • Animoog-based sound engine with 32 presets provides a wide variety of tones beyond the classic theremin sound
  • Built-in speaker and headphone jack allow practice anywhere without extra equipment
  • Animoog-based sound engine with 32 presets provides a wide range of tonal possibilities beyond classic theremin
  • Animoog-based sound engine provides 32 diverse presets well beyond traditional theremin tones
  • Built-in speaker and headphone jack allow practice anywhere without additional gear
  • Built-in speaker and headphone jack allow practice anywhere without external equipment
  • 32 Animoog-based presets offer a wide range of tones beyond the classic theremin sound
  • Built-in speaker, headphone jack, and line outputs make it ready to play in practice, rehearsal, or live performance settings
  • Pitch CV output and MIDI via USB allow integration with modular synths, DAWs, and external gear
  • Pitch CV output and MIDI over USB enable integration with modular synths and DAWs
  • Real-time LCD tuner helps players develop pitch accuracy over time
  • Pitch CV output and MIDI over USB enable use as a gestural controller for external synths and DAWs
  • Included software editor unlocks advanced sound design and preset management
  • Comprehensive connectivity including stereo audio outs, Pitch CV, and MIDI via USB
  • Included software editor provides deeper sound design and preset management
  • Built-in LCD tuner gives real-time visual feedback on pitch accuracy to help develop playing technique

👎 Cons

  • At 2.55 pounds and over 22 inches long, it requires a stable surface or stand for performance
  • At 22.44 inches long, the antenna assembly requires a fair amount of desk or table space
  • The built-in speaker is small and lacks the volume and fidelity needed for performance use
  • Single antenna controls pitch only — there is no traditional volume antenna for hand-controlled dynamics
  • At 22.44 inches long, the unit requires a stable surface or stand and is not as portable as smaller synths
  • At roughly 22 inches long, the antenna assembly makes it less portable than its lightweight 2.55 lbs might suggest
  • Only one antenna controls pitch — volume is controlled via a knob rather than a second antenna like a traditional theremin
  • Pitch correction, while helpful for beginners, can feel limiting for advanced players seeking traditional theremin expression at higher settings
  • Built-in speaker is small and intended for practice — serious performance requires external amplification
  • Built-in speaker is small and best suited for practice rather than performance volume
  • No battery power option, so it requires a wall outlet for use
  • The built-in speaker is compact and limited in volume, making an external amplifier necessary for any performance setting
  • Sound presets are based on wavetable synthesis rather than analog circuitry, which may not satisfy purists seeking a traditional theremin tone
  • Heavy pitch correction can feel artificial and may not appeal to purists seeking a traditional theremin experience
  • Requires the software editor for access to advanced sound design settings
  • Volume is controlled by a knob rather than a second antenna, which differs from traditional theremin playing technique

Frequently Asked Questions

No. The adjustable pitch correction feature lets beginners lock notes to a chosen scale, making it easy to produce musical results right away while gradually reducing assistance as your skills improve.
No. The adjustable pitch correction feature lets you set how precisely you need to control pitch, making it accessible for complete beginners while still challenging for experienced players.
The Theremini features adjustable pitch correction across 22 scales. You can dial it from full correction (where every note snaps to the nearest correct pitch) down to zero correction for a traditional, free-pitch theremin experience.
Yes. The adjustable pitch correction feature lets you lock notes to a chosen scale, so even first-time players can produce melodic, in-tune performances right away.
It comes with 32 presets based on the Animoog synthesizer engine, each offering a distinctly different tonality ranging from classic theremin tones to more experimental textures.
Yes. The Theremini has a built-in compact speaker, so you can play it right out of the box. It also has a headphone jack for silent practice and stereo line-level outputs for connecting to an amp or PA system.
Yes. It uses Moog's Animoog synthesizer engine with 32 wavetable-based presets, each offering a distinctly different tonality ranging from classic theremin to more modern synthesizer textures.
Yes. It features stereo line-level audio outputs for connecting to amplifiers, PA systems, or audio interfaces, in addition to its built-in speaker and headphone jack.
It includes 32 wavetable-based presets powered by Moog's Animoog synthesis engine, ranging from classic theremin tones to pads, leads, and experimental timbres. Additional customization is available through the included software editor.
The LCD screen displays the note you are playing in real time along with how close you are to perfect pitch, helping you develop accuracy as you practice.
Yes. It has a mini USB jack that provides MIDI connectivity, allowing you to use the Theremini as a gestural controller for external synthesizers, DAWs, and other MIDI-compatible gear.
It has a built-in compact speaker for practice and casual playing. For live performance or louder output, stereo line-level audio outputs are available to connect to an amplifier or PA system.
Yes. A mini USB jack provides MIDI connectivity to a computer, and the included software editor lets you access advanced settings and arrange presets.
It includes 32 wavetable-based presets powered by Moog's Animoog synthesis engine. You can further customize and arrange presets using the included Theremini software editor.
Yes. It includes stereo line-level audio outputs for connecting to amplifiers or PA systems, a Pitch CV output with selectable range, and a mini USB jack for MIDI connectivity.
Yes. It has a mini USB jack for MIDI connectivity and a Pitch CV output with selectable range, allowing you to use the Theremini's antenna as a gestural controller for external synthesizers and DAWs.
Yes, the Theremini requires a power adapter to operate. It does not run on batteries.
Yes, it has a compact built-in speaker for practice and casual playing, plus a headphone jack for private rehearsal.
Absolutely. The adjustable pitch correction lets beginners produce in-tune melodies immediately, while the built-in LCD tuner provides real-time visual feedback showing which note you're playing and how close it is to perfect pitch.
Yes. It features a Pitch CV output with a selectable range, allowing you to use the Theremini's antenna as a gestural controller for external analog synthesizers and modular setups.

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