Moog Music Forum

holy cow and you didn't even break a sweat! i just wanted to let you know, suthnear, that your efforts are not overlooked. what an awesome compilation of information, thank you! i can hang with most of what you are saying; i took 2 electronic music classes at my school, SUNY Albany, and i have been ...

hello again,

i actually do all sample-based music right now and i use an SP-1200 for drums strictly. i don't own any keyboards now, the voyager will be my first. as for the scene over here, you probably know that's it's dominated by NYC. to tell you the truth though, ever since i started making my ...

hey man that's cool that you're into Hiphop and moog gear, me too. i use a G4 with pro tools to sequence but i have a friend that uses an mpc 2000 and he's happy with it. so do you dig on the mpc? how are things working out with your voyager? i am hoping to purchase a voyager in november. as for ...

i saw radiohead this month in mansfield, massachusetts (they were awesome!) and when they played "idioteque", guitarist johnny greenwood was playing with something that looked like a CV expander to produce these soft electronic bell sounds. i'm curious as to if this CV expander for the voyager works ...

mpulver wrote:

vanbebberm wrote:I think I would like to do that too. It just sounds so much cooler to say it 'Moooog'.

Interesting opinion, but it's not the man's name...

ha! i like mooog.

ok, the voyager is a monophonic synth with 3 oscillators. so is there ANY WAY AT ALL to play a chord on the voyager? any? when i played with it at sam ash it sounded like i got two notes to play at the same time, maybe i was just hearing things.

I ran into the same dilemma and I was really worried about the voyager not being up to par with the classic model D. So I sold one of the Model D's I was never too happy with, and bought a Voyager performer edition and was really impressed with the voyager's sound quality and features. Now I've got ...