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there is a voyager SE walnut at guitar center arlington ,tx priced at $2499
guitar center will sometimes allow you to transfer to a different store.
that how i got mine.just have to talk to someone that will work with you.

randy

the ADA flanger has a cv input for controlling the sweep directly with a expression pedal or external synth/lfo

there is also an envelope folower that has a threshold nob, than can be used nicely. harder you play more flange.no output cv though.

allways been one of my favorites.the thickest flange ...

thanks for the suggestions,
based on my budget,i will probably settle for the frostwave fat controller.
i've also been looking at the program reaktor5. looks like it could be promising.

as for the arpeggiator , i'm looking at the Kenton DCB to MIDI converter for my juno-60 then use that to drive ...

hey guys maybe you can help me out.
i'm currently looking for an analog style sequencer for my voyager,
weather it be an actual analog cv/trig or a decent midi emulation.
i'm just starting out with sequencing. i've seen demos and specs for the frostwave fat controller, and thought that it looked ...

using two amps with the phaser is awsome. after buying it a few weeks ago, i've reworked my entire set up to take advantage of the stereo phasing.the sound just rolls at you like cork skrew. i prefer tube amps. i've got my eye out for a couple of fender delux reverbs, i think that would sound pretty ...

i noticed one dated april 8th when i was dumping my spam folder but was too late to save it

i think there were some earlier inthe year also

aparently my e-mail server thinks the moog e-mail newsletter is spam and deletes it on spot.

question.
is there an archive with old newsletters?
i like reading the tips and tricks portion.and i missed a few of them it looks like.

i don't see a link anywhere for it on moogmusic.com

i would probably buy the axxe if i was it for $300-400 us. if i saw one.

there is a band here in texas called Yeti.kind of avant prog/metal
they use one and its pretty damn raw sounding. of course i think they put it through a amp with a little distortion.

one thing i find funny is that some of the people on this forum complaining about the cost of the voyager are sitting on a stockpile of gear and i'm sure that it wasn't cheap.

at the time i bought my voayger i was broke and was making payments to a music store layaway. i played the store model and ...

i was over a friends house and his girl was playing the sims2 on playstaion2, well i look up and shes in a castle and one of the characters is sitting at a theater style organ playing Toccata and Fugue in D Minor.
and atop that organ is a huge moog modular.my jaw dropped. of course

R

tunedLow wrote:Does anyone remember a Genesis video from the 80's where they're in a studio and Phil Collins is hitting a strange keyboard with his hands - were those Taurus pedals? (Don't know why he was using his hands...)

yes, it was a set of taurus I 's
that goofy bastard, got to love 'em.

omhoge wrote: I like the look of the Fender ST 1 Chromatic Stage Tuner
but heard it doens't last very long.

POS
i took it back within 30 mins of first use.
not accurate at all.

but then again you get what you pay for, and it was the cheapest tuner at guitar center when i bought it.

MC wrote:Which of the three floor pedals makes the car go really fast? My gears say 1-2-3-4-R, does "R" mean "Really fast"?

in the words of Brother Dave Gardner, i believe the "R" is for race!

speaking of lots of keyboards on stage, ever seen tommy mars in zappas band around 78-79. hehe all the way from the floor up and all around him.with a minimoog front and center. there is some pretty good shots of his rig in the movie frank zappa's baby snakes.it was recently re-released on dvd.

Todd,
don't be sorry.
i think there are more people on this forum that are interested than not.
this is a very moog specific topic. and is appropriate.

sir_diss,
i might point out that it was moogmusic.com that promoted the Moog Musing project by hyper link to begin with.you could have easily ...