Moog Music Forum

Voltor07 wrote:So, is that your Fairlight? Or is it a random picture of one?

Just a random pic unfortunately!

Voltor07 wrote: Basically, it's an affordable Fairlight CMI.

Yup - just missing the 'Light Pen'

The synth on the left is made by 'Open Labs' -- its a "MIKO". Basically its a PC inside a keyboard.

You can check them out here: http://www.openlabs.com

Here's a pic of my current live rig...



And also, my beloved model D...

I do own a voyager (and I LOVE it) - but it doesn't have the raw power of the model D

I wonder what the old school will sound like?

What is a fair price to pay for a good condition mid 70's model D Minimoog?

On e-bay they seem to be going for US$3000 ~ 3600+

I live in Australia & I think the only chance I'll ever get of owning one will be to buy from the US.

Any opinions?

WOW MC

That must have been AMAZING to play Mr Emerson's moog - I've heard it called the world's most 'dangerous' synth - so it must sound pretty awesome in the flesh!!

Do you own the MMV software? If so how does it compare to the real thing??

Reply to my own post!!

The MMV manual should say - for PC users hold down 'Ctrl' and click - thought it would be something simple!!

I just recently bought the Moog modular V software (great sounds!!) & I'm using it as a stand alone synth with my PC (pentium III, 850MhZ). I'm using an M-audio Audiophile USB midi interface and an Edirol PCR-50 midi keyboard controller - but I can not assign the pots on the Edirol to the pots on ...