Thankx...I also used the N.I. B4 with the Emerson basics and on the Vger the Brain salad patch. I also used the feed back practice and used a pedal for env. gate to sustain at will...I found that the Voyager will play polifiany still playing the voyagers patch in mono...this was a lot of fun. Again, thanks for some thoughts and fun...obbobA few tips..please
Vger with softsynths
[quote]Here's something I discovered by accident - If you use software with softsynths, play the moog into a channel that has a softsynth running at the same time. The moog should fire the it, giving you the moog sound and the softsynth sound together. This gave me a kind of pseudo-polyphony, and the moog did a good job of covering up the digital sheen. tunedLow wrote
Thankx...I also used the N.I. B4 with the Emerson basics and on the Vger the Brain salad patch. I also used the feed back practice and used a pedal for env. gate to sustain at will...I found that the Voyager will play polifiany still playing the voyagers patch in mono...this was a lot of fun. Again, thanks for some thoughts and fun...obbob
Thankx...I also used the N.I. B4 with the Emerson basics and on the Vger the Brain salad patch. I also used the feed back practice and used a pedal for env. gate to sustain at will...I found that the Voyager will play polifiany still playing the voyagers patch in mono...this was a lot of fun. Again, thanks for some thoughts and fun...obbob
If you're not handy with a soldering iron, you can still make a insert-signal-without-interrupt 'cable' by combining the recommended Hosa adapter, a 1/4' 'Y' adapter and a short patch cord.
No soldering, and you have the flexibility of 'with interrupt' or 'without interrupt' connections depending on how you use the adapters.
No soldering, and you have the flexibility of 'with interrupt' or 'without interrupt' connections depending on how you use the adapters.