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I have a LP with the CV mod, and I have decided to build my own modular expansion to really go crazy with. I am thinging about including a VCO, noise source, 16 step sequencer, mixer section (audio/CV), and my CP-251. Can I add another LFO, or another filter? And is there anything else I should cons...

is there any way that you could get someone to buy one for you?

if so I would go for it, it's worth $700, but not any more than $1500.

I love my U5, I use it with my bass guitar, LP, and SM58

sounds like the next step in the evolution of the Theremin to me, but also a cool toy for synths

I think that what you will end up with is far greater than a Voyager, but that's just my opinion.

I just wish I could get a LP with the CV Mod, new, without the terrible orange back, and maybe even blue LEDs

no they aren't for a LP, there is no way a LP can fit in the Voyager case

thanks Portamental, now for the real question, our last competition is the WGI World Championships, held in Dayton, Ohio. I live in the Tampa, Florida area, and when we travel to Dayton, I will have to take my LP with me, (duh) the question is do I take it on the plane with me, or do I subject it to...

until this point, my Phatty has stayed nice and cozy in my room. now I will be taking it on the road with me and my schools drumline. Is there anything I need to avoid? like radio or magnetic interference?, Also any road tip would be much appreciated.

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I think that I will go with the MF-104z, but can anyone tell me why it cost $700?

alright thanks. what I really want is a MF-104z, but I don't know if it is worth $700. are there any good alternates?

Has anyone used a Boss RE-20 with a LP? do they sound good together? and does anyone know if it is actually Analog?

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are the LEDs in the LP user replaceable? and if so how?

I play lead, and Bass on my LP, and have never had anything to do synth pads, and I have no clue how to synthesize one. I know that Moog doesn't design the LP with pads in mind. with that said, is it even possible to create a synth pad on a LP, and if so how?

I know that a 15-20 min warm up time is good, and I always give my LP one. now that I am using it for indoor percussion, I will have to warm it up inside, then turn it off, and move it outside for rehearsal. the point of warming up the LP is so the VCOs will get to a stable temperature, right? so un...

I have some Roland V-Pads, and they put out +5 volts, so they will work for CV, you can also buy a pad to MIDI converter from Roland and use it as a MIDI controller, you have to assign a note or parameter to the channel, and then the pad it's self. (it has 5 pad inputs)

hope this helps