Vocal theremin experiment

I'm up waaaaayyyy too late, but I thought I'd share an experiment I did tonight with real-time multitracked theremin.  I ran 1 theremin into Cakewalk Sonar X2, split it into 3 tracks, ran each through a formant filter, pitch-shifted two of them down (1 octave, and a minor third above that), then added some cathedral reverb.

https://soundcloud.com/thereminworld/choirmin-short-sample 

It's just some gibberish, but perhaps inspiring to someone out there :)

Nice. :-)

(Your link has somehow gained a # that prevents it from working.)

Nice. :-)

(Your link has somehow gained a # that prevents it from working.)

GC; I had same problem till I updated my "IE" to latest version, then it works. Don't see how that would make any difference, but it Did work for me.

IHS ---- Dana

It's actually the right url, according to SoundCloud.  What browser are you using Gordon? 

Thanks!

It didn't work for me either. I tried to access it five days ago when it was originally posted. 

I get the same thing on Safari 6.0.2, Chrome 23.0.1271.97, Firefox 17.0.1 and iCab 4.0.1, all running on OS X 10.8.2 (all most recent versions.)

When I click on the link I go to the soundcloud home page, when I remove the # from the URL I go to the correct page.

Same here Gordon: Firefox takes me to the Soundcloud home page but when I connect using the link with IE9 it takes me to the clip as made by Jason. In Firefox if I take out the '#' it takes me to Jason's sound clip. Strange!

By the way, nice sound Jason:-)

R

Ok, I believe y'all :)  I've fixed up the link to not have the # in it.  Strangely, both work from IE10 on my machine.  Thanks for comments on the sound!

Oh well -

Seems I have the latest IE for Windows XP-Pro (IE 8) and need to upgrade to a later version of Windows.

I have tried removing the # and that didnt work..

Any chance of someone getting a link which goes directly to the file, and pasting that here?

Fred.

They dynamically generate the link for each visitor and hide it behind a javascript button.  I tried capturing it with a network traffic analyzer, and it's different every time.

Time to upgrade to Windows 7 or 8, or Chrome :/