Move over Keyboard Cat, Theremin Cat’s in town and requires no human assistance to play his instrument of choice. Well … maybe just like a teensy bit of help assembling the Gakken Mini-Theremin Kit … and yeah granted, he’ll need fresh batteries once in a while. But aside from that – 100% straight solo, baby.
Huh … is it just me, or is he biting off some of my riffs?
Born, drew a lot, made video, made music on 4-track, then computer, more songwriting, met future wife, went to art school for video major, made websites, toured in a band, worked as web media tech, discovered electronics, taught myself electronics, blogged about DIY electronics, made web videos about electronics and made music for them … and I still do!
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I just hope he has a lucrative endorsement deal with Gakken.
one can of tuna + a rubber mouse for every vid he posts. eh.
@Collin-
Nah, those riffs sound familiar because…
http://blog.makezine.com/archive/2008/04/cat_playing_a_theremin_an.html
But still great- LOVE the look on the cat’s face they pan to on the floor at the end.
I swear I haven’t had a dupe in months!
… suppose I was due :/
Both of these cats have *the* craziest eyes EVARRR!
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