VRemin (Virtual Reality Theremin) Reviews

Thanks for the virtual instrument (and for cheap!). Really fun to mess around with. Will be helpful for when/if I see another theremin in my lifetime.... lol....

The mechanics here are a bit awkward and probably not realistic, but a dollar well spent on a fun musical gimmick. The synthesizer comes with a few options for the wave type and effects. I own games that cost 20+ times as much where the developer doesn't even read bug reports; This developer rewrote his controller code in just over a week to fix a bug on modern CPUs. I will definitely follow this developer. *tries to play the Greenhill Zone music and fails miserably* ... 10/10 would fail again.

It is a good way to experience the theremin and get a glimpse of how to "play" this thing. It's very nice to seen that the dev added some stuff like the metronom and an echo. Playing this thing seems to be possible; but you'll probably spend your time fooling around with this. It's kind of fun :-)

A great price for an interesting musical experience. I have often wanted to purchase a theremin just for the experience of playing one, but this successfully satisfied that itch without the high price tag.

It's worth .66 cents. You mess around with a Virtual Theremin. If you're like me, you've only heard of one but have never actually used one. So is this game realistic? Who knows, but it's only .66 cents and I felt like it might be realistic. Sounded good enough to me. Fun if you like being creative. I like messing around with stuff so I had at least .66 cents worth of entertainment value, probably more. And I got a freaking Steam card for doing so, woot! Played on Oculus Rift with Touch Controller. Only issue is having to press on joystick to use knobs in-game. Rate 6/10

It is exactly what it says it is. Now if I can get some options to play custom songs in the background to "sing my thermin" over, that would be amazing.

It is a room scale Theremin. It totally delivers. You play on the stage in a dark empty theater. It got creepy really fast when I looked out at all the empty seats as I moved my hands playing the theremin (badly). I tried playing it my back to the seats and that was creepier. I wish I could play in a meadow or on the beach. I think the awful music I make might seem more angelic in those settings.

If you’re expecting a game you’ll be disappointed. VRemin is a virtual Theremin; a small program that lets you experience playing one of the most exciting instruments out there. I am a owner of a Theremin (Moog Etherwave) in real life and I can confirm that VRemin captures the feel of goofing around on the real deal. But be advised, you’ll most likely not be able to play complex melodies since you need your fingers in VR to do that. And secondly, the Theremin is dubbed the hardest instrument to master. What I recommend to try out tho, other than making old sci-fi horror movie sounds, is to put on some monotone music in the background and play along. Just don’t forget to vibrate the hell out of those notes :)

VRemin is a pretty unique VR game that introduces players to the enchanting world of the theremin, an intriguing musical instrument. In real life, a theremin produces sound by detecting the movement of the player's hands in proximity to two antennae. It's a unique and expressive instrument, but not easily accessible to everyone. With VRemin, however, you can experience the magic of playing a theremin without needing the physical instrument and you wouldn't feel the difference. Though the game is short, it offers an educational experience or just a small exploration for music enthousiastics , allowing players to learn about the instrument and experiment with its ethereal sounds. It's a fun and engaging way to explore the theremin and its potential as a musical tool. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3fCtyNCjrM

Quite enjoyable to play around with and pretty realistic. The audience is empty, just like it would be if I performed in real life. ;) For the price, it's an absolute steal. My only suggestion would be to add the ability to record and loop tracks. That way I could create a small choir of my dreadful music.