Hi Hazel. - I worked on this with Louise, a month ago... kzbin.info/www/bejne/sGLCfqirebqknrssi=osif8b44XFzoxoj3 - Send Louise a message on her band page ! 😊 - J.

@@mrjonthehat grt to hear great youre still musicians isn't that nice timing.... Will do

Hey Hazel - how are you doing? I bumped into Susan at the Glad Cafe recently - thanks for the song title! 🙏🏻❤️

Yes it does. The clue is the word 'Electric' in the title. 😝

Every string is tuned to G. I even say it on the clip.

You could definitely use three mando strings. The bad news is that you will need two sets. The four strings that the keys make contact with are all tuned to G, (so three mandolin A sttings tuned down to G, and then perhaps, an 'unwound, guitar, B string which I've used, or maybe a G ), plus for the low,, bass, drone string,, a wound, guitar A, tuned down, works. - Try and get loop end strings, for attaching to rhe tailpiece, if it's a Suzuki taisho. I tend to buy sets of guitar 10s, and mandolin lights, if that makes any sense. 😅

...and now Ted, Hugh and Max are gone too. 😕

@@mrjonthehat so so sad

The Blackstar Fly Mini Amp has a 'delay' button, so that was activated, but no pedals were used.

Thank you very much@@mrjonthehat

Hoping this answers your question... From the moog website:- "Connect the Theremini to a computer using the mini USB port, it will automatically send MIDI CC messages to your Digital Audio Workstation. By default, the voltage of the pitch antenna sends CC 20 while the volume antenna sends CC 2, both over MIDI Channel 1. However you can change the CC message or MIDI channel for each by pressing SETUP and then navigating to the MIDI CV setup menu. These MIDI CC messages can then be mapped to any parameter of a virtual instrument or sent to an external synth by your DAW. So for instance, if you wanted to play a VST using conventional theremin technique, you would map CC 2 to the volume of the instrument and then map CC 20 to the pitch within your DAW. The Theremini’s antennae would then change the sound in the same way it would change its onboard sounds. To control an external synth with the Theremini, you will have to change the MIDI CC each antenna outputs to the CC corresponding to whatever parameter of your hardware synth you want to control. Note that the Theremini does not output NOTE data or GATE. So you will have to either play a note manually, send a continuous MIDI note, or use the hold or sustain function on your instrument if it has one. "

@mrjonthehat Wow seems complicated. Thanks for the detailed answer bro. I'm more of a hardware guy (but i am rather fond of GarageBand and Zenbeats) I'll just stick to my older easy to understand synthesizers lol. Greetings from Texas 💯

When you perform the 'set-up', there is an option for boosting the volume output of the speaker. Maybe that will help.

@@mrjonthehat tks but its default is already 100% . kinda disappointed. Wanted to at around and play. Possibly defective idk thanks