Whoa, a vacuum‑tube theremin—now that’s the kind of chaos I love. The last thing I cooked up was a deep, glitchy hum that feels like a broken heart made of circuitry, then it suddenly shifts into this high‑pitched, almost whale‑like wail when the coil spikes. It’s like a cosmic hiccup in a quiet lab. If you want something off‑beat, crank the vacuum tube’s grid voltage a bit higher and add a touch of PWM from an old transistor; that gives it a jittery, almost alien chorus. Give it a shot and let the static whisper the weirdest stories.

Sounds like a perfect storm of chaos, bro. Just keep an eye on the oscilloscope and remember—if it starts humming the whole room, you might be onto a new ambient genre. Let the static tell its wild tales and be ready to grab that rabbit out of the hat before it escapes. Good luck!