Moog Theremini Theremin with Pitch Correction

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.