Moog Music Forum

carbon111 wrote:but I'm really loving Reaktor and Absynth. For that matter, my Waldorf Q rack and MicrowaveXT (which is my favorite synth) are mostly "soft"

Then you should definitely check out Zebra2 and Surge

what about using one of these? Haven't tried it myself, but it could be interesting...

TeamSquareWave wrote:but the best is yet to come: stay tuned for a major announcement later this month!

It's October - so what is it?

goldphinga,

yonks ago I remember you saying that the voyager couldn't quite nail the source. So does this mean that the LP sounds different to the voyager? I was under the impression that they had the same 'engine'...

the voyager's envelope send to the filter doesn't quite open it up enough for my tastes, so I often patch the vx351's filter env out back into the voyager's filter in. This allows you to set the filter decay fairly short (much shorter than you can using the envelope on its own) for thuddy, blippy so...

chewie rocks and the sounds are pretty good, too

The voyager uses a different scale, but the vx351 corrects it to 1v/o. I can quickly and easily control all oscillators in my system just by connecting the vx351's pitch out to the 1v/o in. As far as modules go, Tibbon is quite right. You can start with the interesting modules and work your way back...

Sorry about that. Did you get a satisfactory price at least?

and you should update your sig, I guess

excellent, thanks Rudi.

trying again

suthnear wrote:Does the aftertouch fix affect MIDI aftertouch as well? Is it now possible to send MIDI aftertouch data somewhere between completely on and completely off?

tx

Does the aftertouch fix affect MIDI aftertouch as well? Is it now possible to send MIDI aftertouch data somewhere between completely on and completely off?

tx

hehe - if you go to the main afterpressure control page, the upgrade is now on special: $0.00. Now that's more like it:

http://www.moogmusic.com/detail.php?main_product_id=239

The pages says: After-pressure Field Upgrade (Upgrade to Blue Wheels). Shurely some mistake. Also it's $50 more than the factory install. I guess a hearty wtf would not be uncalled for here.

is $135:

http://www.moogmusic.com/detail.php?mof ... uct_id=240&

And this is for something that could be regarded as a mechanical defect.

Ah well, wonder if it's easy to install by own's ownself...

I've read on the creamware forum of people who have done this using the creamware modular to create a modulating signal, run this signal out of one of their audio outs through a preamp and on to their modulars, so it is definitely possible. And a guy modified his nord g2x to do this, too: http://www...