@@captainsmolletkermit8986 name 6 examples, cuz apple could’ve been Jobs and Microsoft could have been Gates, even Walmart is named after a guy but only half a name and half mart
У Термена была весьма нелёгкая судьба: он был гениальным изобретателем, создал новаторский музыкальный инструмент, системы сигнализации. После поездки в США в 20-30е годы, был арестован "за сотрудничество с буржуазной страной ", хотя в фирме, которую он создал в Америке, будучи гражданином СССР, потом работали советские разведчики. Во время заключения его перевели в "шарашку" где он создал знаменитый "Златоуст", помещённый в большую печать США, и провисевший там семь лет, всё время записывающий разговоры американских политиков. Был реабилитирован в 1954 году и получил Сталинскую премию 1 степени. Потом работал в МГУ, но во многом остался забыт в своей стране. В честь него в Москве основали "Термен центр", для музыкантов электронной музыки. Репрессии настигли его в разгар борьбы с нацистскими шпионами, поэтому были причины его подозревать, хотя реальной вины на нем не было
СССР был конченным государством "с ног до головы", который карал и репрессировал лучших людей страны. Очень жаль, что у гениального Льва Термена сложилась такая судьба.
Lol not at all...the scientists were doing slave labor. Wasn't fun. You think they all hung out and talked about science? They were breaking rocks for canals lol jk I'm sure they did different work
Lord Huron, who play “Night We Met” actually have one of these, which they play live. One of the strangest but most incredible musical performances I’ve seen
"Despite him being a Soviet Industrial Espionage..." That sentence makes no sense, nor does it accumulate any context from the loop restarting. Please, police your work.
Probably got sent to a sharashka after being in the gulag, If he accepted the offer for better conditions in exchange for his knowledge in his field of expertise to be devoted to the Commissariat working for them..
@@azmanabdula I'm not sure on the details, but probably there are still punishments but probably not as severe as in the Gulags, you probably also get your own bed and room and decent enough food in comparison to a worker in the gulag..
They literally put just a small metal piece inside the plaque. Had the girl scout equivalents bring it to the American consulate. Then spied on them by way of radioing in through to the plaque.
Ah. And now we use rfid in stores to track goods. It’s usually within the tag. There’s usually a symbol if it’s there. Makes counting stock easy especially if you’re a warehouse type.
You say it was to detect proximity by sound waves? Are you sure about that? That sounds off to me. I would think that it would use like, electromagnetic impedance or capacitance or something like that?
Well, actually, this is a bit incorrect Theremin indead got sent to political camps, but not for the development of the musical instrument His musical instrument got him quite a recognition from the Soviets, but later he emigrated to the US, where he pattented the Theremin, which is most likely the reason he was called back to the USSR and got sentenced to the 8 years political camps
Hold up, RFID isn’t a bug technology. It’s for identification and tracking. A plaque sitting in a known office isn’t going to help much in that regard. I call fowl.
Actually you're wrong, the plaque is called "The Thing" and it needed electromagnetic energy from an outside source to become energized and active. That's why it's considered a predecessor of RFID.
No, He went to US then Returned upon which he was arrested and sent to Labour Camps for Scientist, where he and other great Soviet Scientists worked untill he was rehabilitated. The Soviet system was Heavily infiltrated by Political and Nazi Germany Allying Enemies and the Arrests were made to secure the nations Intellectual force
@@aaronmazur8056Literally physical contact, but in a different sense, the player affects the electromagnetic waves that the instrument forms, changing the pitch, roughly speaking
I saw this in the deutsches museum. It was honestly mind blowing
Cool
Im going there in a week
I love how everyone before the 1980’s named everything after themselves
What are you talking about people still do that all the time
Me when Moog, Roger Linn and Dave Smith
Not really, they don't name it themselves, others do, and usually because it's shorter than the original name or so I heard
Well if you do that then your name lives on forever
@@captainsmolletkermit8986 name 6 examples, cuz apple could’ve been Jobs and Microsoft could have been Gates, even Walmart is named after a guy but only half a name and half mart
У Термена была весьма нелёгкая судьба: он был гениальным изобретателем, создал новаторский музыкальный инструмент, системы сигнализации. После поездки в США в 20-30е годы, был арестован "за сотрудничество с буржуазной страной ", хотя в фирме, которую он создал в Америке, будучи гражданином СССР, потом работали советские разведчики. Во время заключения его перевели в "шарашку" где он создал знаменитый "Златоуст", помещённый в большую печать США, и провисевший там семь лет, всё время записывающий разговоры американских политиков. Был реабилитирован в 1954 году и получил Сталинскую премию 1 степени. Потом работал в МГУ, но во многом остался забыт в своей стране. В честь него в Москве основали "Термен центр", для музыкантов электронной музыки. Репрессии настигли его в разгар борьбы с нацистскими шпионами, поэтому были причины его подозревать, хотя реальной вины на нем не было
СССР был конченным государством "с ног до головы", который карал и репрессировал лучших людей страны. Очень жаль, что у гениального Льва Термена сложилась такая судьба.
Довольно занимательно, спасибо за дополнение!
Imagine how intellectually stimulating the Special Jail would be.
Lol not at all...the scientists were doing slave labor. Wasn't fun. You think they all hung out and talked about science? They were breaking rocks for canals lol jk I'm sure they did different work
NKVD run gulag too, Stalin's personal suite
@@AckzaTVthey were busy scheming up Soviet engines for aeroplanes and other technologies
I bet they smoked weed together and talked about spacd
Good vibrations
Underrated comment lmao 🤣🤣🤣
@@c0de509 I don't think it was meant to be a joke lol. Good Vibrations by the Beach Boys features an Electro-Theremin
@@georggrech5924 oh aight. I didn't know that
That's what she said.
Star Trek theme >
Bro allowed Ben 10 intro to exist
When I was in wind ensemble in high school my band directors brother built one and we used it in one of our performances, shit was sick
Lord Huron, who play “Night We Met” actually have one of these, which they play live.
One of the strangest but most incredible musical performances I’ve seen
The video loop is smooth as hell.
More annoying than anything
@@roberthouse4817 cry about it
@@juliangarcialobo7299 nah, just ignored it like your parents did to you :)
"Despite him being a Soviet Industrial Espionage..."
That sentence makes no sense, nor does it accumulate any context from the loop restarting.
Please, police your work.
Finally someone who says Soviet and not Russian.
I mean...it really depends...if its 1990's then Russian...if its 1980's and below then Soviet
@@stationVgames ok but he was purged, that happened sometime around the 1920's 30's and 40's
@@stationVgames After 1990 it's Russian and whatever was left of the USSR. Before 1990 it's still Soviet.
@@hugo57k91 average before 1945 experience
@@belgianfried before 1920 is Russia Empire
I get the same thing over am radio when I drive past a gas station.
It's a Soviet owned gas station
Wow, I'm a musician and have always been a theremin fan but had no idea of this stuff!
"A special prison for scientist in siberia" just say it . Its the gulag innit
A special gulag for scientists
@@azmanabdula probably a Sharashka If he accepted the offer to get better conditions than being stuck in a Gulag labor camp...
Probably got sent to a sharashka after being in the gulag, If he accepted the offer for better conditions in exchange for his knowledge in his field of expertise to be devoted to the Commissariat working for them..
@@proudfirebrand3946
Whats the difference?
Instead of daily beatings you get nightly floggings?
@@azmanabdula I'm not sure on the details, but probably there are still punishments but probably not as severe as in the Gulags, you probably also get your own bed and room and decent enough food in comparison to a worker in the gulag..
Someone brought a Theremin to my school
there's a therimin in Wolfenstein 2 New Colossus that one of the commanders is playing
There's a french guy making cool live music with a theremin, he's called Mezerg.
@Mike-lx9qncalling an instrument less than 100 years old ancient while insulting someone for being shallow is funny lol
COOL VIBRATIONS!
Check out Carolina Eyck if y'all into theremin, her pieces and covers are so gracious
Simplemente, el que invento este instrumento es un genio
They literally put just a small metal piece inside the plaque. Had the girl scout equivalents bring it to the American consulate. Then spied on them by way of radioing in through to the plaque.
I am pretty sure that Jimmy page used something like this to make some of the sound effects for some of Led Zeppelin’s songs.
I found few perfect loops on yt shorts today...wow. this is a one.
Star Trek sounds
RUclips Midsomer Murders theremin theme
not sound waves but electromagnetic waves!
As a huge Portishead fan, thanks buddy.
The sound at the start gave me flashbacks to school hearing tests
Ah. And now we use rfid in stores to track goods. It’s usually within the tag. There’s usually a symbol if it’s there. Makes counting stock easy especially if you’re a warehouse type.
i was tappin on the green lightbulb 😅
So the theremin works on sound waves being interrupted? Would a hecs suit prevent you from being detected by a theremin?
It's funny how he knew what an alien type sound sounds like
JIMMY PAGE!!!!!
Jimmy Page uses one of those in the song remains the same movie. Nice
Just like many of the boys out there - getting played without ever being touched 🥲
Love how u put jack black when u explain lol
I play the piano everyday and don't touch it.....Well, I tell my mom I play the piano everyday.
Nothing has changed. Intelligent people are persecuted.
It's the Loop 4 me!!
As a librarian, I use RFID every day! Very interesting.
Rfid is the reason i have a job. I work help desk for people working remotely
So he made a bugging device for the soviets?
Star Trek music!
I wonder if Nikola Tesla played music with electromagnetic radiation
And with this….we have mind control…..wow
Ralph Fiennes will play him. He will win an Oscar, but no one will have had the time to watch a 4-hour movie.
You say it was to detect proximity by sound waves? Are you sure about that? That sounds off to me. I would think that it would use like, electromagnetic impedance or capacitance or something like that?
Jimmy Page used one with Zeppelin
a jail for scientists...
The original air guitarist
How tf did I learn about this just now.
I got to play one once, it sounded terrible
Why does it look like Tony Stark's dad?
Fortunately his name was not Dostoprimychalovsky.
Make Amerika great again!
Don’t ever use my ringtone as the background sound effect again.
Jimmy Page and Led Zeppelin made good use of Leon Theramins device.
So did the Beach Boys and Tangerine Dream.
It's in modern music to
WOW that loop. i didn't even realize
Can this be coupled with tesla coils
Well, actually, this is a bit incorrect
Theremin indead got sent to political camps, but not for the development of the musical instrument
His musical instrument got him quite a recognition from the Soviets, but later he emigrated to the US, where he pattented the Theremin, which is most likely the reason he was called back to the USSR and got sentenced to the 8 years political camps
there’s probably gonna be like some facebook mom like “nuh uh it was invented by an american in the 80s! catherine said so!”
I saw this in The big bang theory show
So crazy
Argentina mentioned (?
lol he was sent to a gulag for inventing the theramin
sheldon brought me here
Weird that our credit cards and phones use tech invented by the dude who most would know for making an instrument
The ringing in this video is annoying
Midsomer Murders says thank you.
Why does nobody talk about the inventors last name and the instruments name are the same
Leon was my cousin
Stalin= I SAID MAKE PROXIMITY FUZE, NOT MUSICAL INSTRUMENT!
I find myself wondering if English is a second language for the author or did they simply fail their English courses in high school
Video looping like this is just annoying.
Despite HIM being!? AN espionage!?!?!! Good golly Moses…where of Hell doesed your learning an ENGLISH!?!?
The Soviet Union was fascist after Lenin died
Tesla
Dr Who?
The use of this in outer wilds was great I could tell it was a theremin before I even knew it actually was
I made a huge leap in tech!
Yer going to jail....
Wtf???
Many were arrested to secure nations Intellectual force especially when you consider he have earlier went o US and Returned back
Shtuby anyone?
Его изобрел русский🎉
Stalin☕
You can see Myrtle from AHS play that unique instrument
Hold up, RFID isn’t a bug technology. It’s for identification and tracking. A plaque sitting in a known office isn’t going to help much in that regard. I call fowl.
Actually you're wrong, the plaque is called "The Thing" and it needed electromagnetic energy from an outside source to become energized and active. That's why it's considered a predecessor of RFID.
Ween
Its always the russians i swear to god 💀
Only in Eurasia they kill their own geniuses after they invent something
Soviets*
Soviets were cruel am I right
No, He went to US then Returned upon which he was arrested and sent to Labour Camps for Scientist, where he and other great Soviet Scientists worked untill he was rehabilitated. The Soviet system was Heavily infiltrated by Political and Nazi Germany Allying Enemies and the Arrests were made to secure the nations Intellectual force
Are you 7?
@@belgianfried no???
Booooweeeeeeeooooooowoooooooweeeeeeeoooooo
Technically he is making “physical” contact with the instrument
Explain. He's holding nothing in his hands
@@aaronmazur8056Literally physical contact, but in a different sense, the player affects the electromagnetic waves that the instrument forms, changing the pitch, roughly speaking
I know Jimmy Page is glad for Leon's device.
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Jimmy Page and Led Zeppelin made good use out of Leo Theramins instrument.
"special prison" meaning awful gulags
No, meaning prison with labs where scientiests can work. Conditions were better I guess, because goverment needed them alive
You can't touch a vst synth and it's a musical instrument
This is y the ussr failed
''special prison for scientists in siberia''
really trying to avoid saying deathcamp, are we?
“..Only musical instrument controlled entirely without physical.”
uhh what about singing??
Dude looks like tesla
His name was Lev, not Leon.