Moog Music Forum

My fave has got to be Rush; those huge synth sounds from back in the day were captivating. I have always enjoyed the recorded synth tones on Pink Foyd's Wish You Were Here, and Dark Side of the Moon, and had mentally attributed them to Moog... Of course Yes and ELP as well. Mostly progressive rock ...

Thanks to both of you for the information.

In regards to the keyboard on The Rogue having an after-tone equivalent to the last note played on the Taurus II controller (when connected), is there a way to correct this, or is it simply an audible electronic artifact that results from the design and ...

Ok, a further report... connecting the CV out of the Taurus II controller to the keyboard in of the Rogue, and further connecting the V-trigger out of the Taurus II to the V-trigger in of the Rogue allows the foot controller to control the synth!

Success!

THAT having been said, with the above ...

Ok, I connected the V-trig out to the trigger in on the Rogue; the Taurus will trigger a note now, but only the last note played on the Rogue. Do I need to connect CV and V-trigger simultaneously?

Ok, I connected the CV out of my Taurus II controller to the ring position (CV in) on my Rogue, but the controller would not activate the Rogue.

That being said, I did notice an odd occurance; when connected as above, depressing a key on the Rogue resulted in the correct note, but with an aftertone ...

I wanted to add that I was able to spend about an hour tonight with The Rogue, and to my surprise and delight I "got the hang' of a couple of key features, including tuning the two oscillators to themselves, fourths/fifths, and octaves, as well as detuning. I was able to get some huge low end that ...

Thank you for the clear and concise explanation! I was able to create a mental image from your description, and it makes perfect sense (with regards to the Controlled Voltage).

I am still not clear on what the "S-trigger" is, and if it operates in conjunction with CV or independant of it. Got ...

Hi, I recently bought a Rogue, and have had an ARP Axxe for some time. I am having some difficulty getting satisfying sounds from the Rogue, at least in comparison to the ARP, which can produce (seemingly) many more sounds and has a much deeper growl to it, at least as far as I have gotten (hate the ...

Hi, I formerly owned a set of Taurus pedals and regret having sold them... they were very straight-forward, and intuitive in design. Recently, I have gotten back into synthesizer sounds for fills in recording and live work, and picked up an ARP Axxe. Following, I found an essentiall NOS Taurus II ...