Fernandes Echo-Theremin

The Fernandes Echo-Theremin is a theremin-style instrument that produces sound without physical contact, controlled by the position of the player's hands relative to two antennas. One antenna typically governs pitch, while the other controls volume, allowing the performer to shape notes by moving their hands through the air. Its output is a monophonic, continuous tone that can be modulated in real time, with the pitch varying smoothly as the hand approaches or recedes from the pitch antenna. The volume antenna similarly adjusts the loudness, enabling dynamic swells and silences. This model is designed for expressive performance, and its signal can be routed to an amplifier or recording interface via a standard output jack. The instrument operates on a power supply, and its construction includes the antennas and a compact body suited for tabletop or stand-mounted use. The Echo-Theremin offers a distinctive, ethereal sound character, often associated with experimental music and film scores, and its lack of physical contact makes it a unique performance tool.

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