Moog Music Forum

I tried putting my Voyager through some "stomp pedals" but noticed clipping. I also tried my Line 6 POD, the drag with the Pod is you can't chenge the Echo level on the unit, you have to do it via software. I'm looking for a unit w/Digital Delay, Chorus, etc. Back in "the day" I used a Morely ...

meant if anyone out there puts their Voyager on a FLAT-top Rhodes. I have a round-top Rhodes, too, but it is not as stable as I would like. Sorry, for any confusion.

Here's what I did years ago with my Mini and rounded top rhodes. I got a piece of wood, 1" X 2" and made it the length of the ...

[quote="punkdisco"]If you are considering the Virus, definitely make sure you have a few auditions in a store, familiarise yourself with the sound. I have a B and then a C but never got into it. Eventually realised that the sound was just not for me."

I have to agree with you about the Virus. A ...

mee3d wrote:Who was the guy giving out his business card to each musician?

Mal

It was probably the "rep" from DigiDesign/ProTools. I met him too. TZ

What's funny about you liking volts per octaves is that they were possibly one of the only artists not paid to play.


I don't think many of the performers "got paid." Maybe Edgar, and Jason Miles for putting the band together. Jordan, Deodato (not Deodata) and Adam are NYC guys, a gig like this ...

Down sides . . . there were a couple of bands that didn't even play a moog on stage . . and too many Korgs on stage for my taste Mal

Yeah Deodato did "Super Strut" & "2001," no Moogs played in either of those tunes. Seemed like Jason Miles got a lot of stage time playing non-moog tunes. He put ...

Brief report: Adam Holzman, Jack Hotop (of Korg), Jordan Rudess, and Edgar Winter were my favorite performances. Will Calhoun was also impressive on synth percussion, midi flute, and "real drums. More to follow later. TZ

Perhaps it's better to buy a seat ticket for the Voyager. Roundtrip or whatever. This way you'll know it's safe sitting right next to you and no one can tell you crap. They might think you're weird though if you start talking to it.

I bought a seat for my Prophet 5 once. If your synth goes in ...

[quote="ebg31"]The ones that I've always liked include "While You See a Chance," "The Finer Things" and "Valerie" (both recorded versions). I think he uses a single-osc. with a sawtooth wave selection on the 2nd and 3rd songs. On "While You See a Chance," he appears to be using two oscillators, both ...

I just got tickets, so I will be there. TZ www.zkgmusic.com

I used the OBXa, OB8, Matrix 12, & the Memorymoog in the 80's. The Memorymoog was my favorite. Having said that I did like the Oberheims also. I owned a Prophet 5 also, but found myself favoring the OBXa. The Matrix 12 I had was very problematic. I got introduced to the Memory Moog through Aldo Nova ...