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I probably would spend my money elsewhere and am thinking of selling mine now. Though the voyager does sound great it just doesn't do enough for the money in my case, it fills a small niche relatively well. I think I would have been much happier with the modular v and about $2500 to spend on my car ...

I'll sell you my voyager

I'll sell you mine for $2250 plus shipping. It's a signature with serial number 33. There's a few little almost unnoticeable cosmetic things but everything else is perfect. its walnut

never, way to expensive for a 2 voice synth. so much can be done with the ~$5,000 it takes.

That price is crazy. You can get a performer for that price. I'd figure that minus keyboard and touch surface would equal less money, although it does have the backlights. Still that means that a four voice voyager would cost more than 8 grand.

Par for the course they did the same with the signature addition. barring the signature and low serrial # there's nothing unique about it for $1000. It would be cool if moog would make more new products besides watches belt buckles and rehashes of the only synth they make. But its their business who ...

I was, at the time using my machinedrum as the sequencer, my sound card and cubase aren't playing friendly right now. I've been away for awhile and haven't gotten to try your suggestions, but will tonight. Thanks for the replies.

I can say that because I bought at 12:30 the night it was released for sale on the big briar site. I'm not completely bashing the synth I didn't have time to write all of what I think about it. In fact I would recomend a voyager to a certain type of player, but not one like me. I'm glad to hear that ...

Just started trying to sequence some basslines. I've read the previous posts and turned down the release and fiddled with the envelope settings and triggering modes. The voyager does something different every other measure. It will leave out notes or play one note over where two should be. I f it ...

Whats with all the new merchandise, enough clocks and t-shirts and mugs already I don't want a clock that says moog on it I want a synth or pedal or something that involves music making.

yeah have both they work great together. espececially when running the sid into the voyager's in and using the voyager's vca to help with the noise issue. the voyager's filter is great with it too, but it doesn't have the same character as the sid's. In combination they make a great digilog.

can reason output midi yet? I didn't think it could until 3.0.

I too love my voyager but agree with courtney 214 and if I remember correctly Bob Moog does too I think I read an interview where he admitted that software was getting closer and closer to the sound of analog all the time. But he also said something which I think was pretty smart in that he thought ...

YOu can also effect the panning in the mod bus.

Arturia not moog. latency is your problem. get a new soundcard or adjust your settings.