Moog Music Forum

Congratulations on getting the Phatty! I'm a bass player too who started playing key bass over a year ago now. I started with the Phatty. Then added a Voyager... LOL! It's addictive... I almost prefer playing key bass over real bass on a lot of gigs... the other thing is it's helped me get more work...

d'oh, totally getting it confused with my Phatty

I'd like to know if you can update over USB rather than MIDI...

Thanks!

I'm a bass player and I would LOVE one for hip hop tracks....

But unfortunately I haven't put a deposit down... so let's see if they do another run of production

Erm... put it on a table?

I mean, pushing a pedal with your finger has to be easy than a button with your foot.

Good lord.

That's incredibly sexy.

WOW

Cool thanks for the responses and advice. I'm leaning towards the AX-Synth...

Hey everyone I'm looking at a Roland Keytar controller for my Voyager. The AX-7 looks the goods but is getting a little rare and pricey as it's now discontinued. I've seen these going for over a grand now. Similarly, the new AX-Synth controller retails for about the same but has some built in sounds...

Love the whitewash... I have the same. Awesome.

I love what Tim AKA The Moogist does with his Voyager... really innovative stuff, check this one out:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nMMdUyNYbdY

I kinda agree too, when you compare the Moog site to a lot of other instrument manufacturer's websites it is fairly poor/outdated.

Not good for mobile users either

My two cents worth

Man those are some kind words. Currently Im working on an all Moog solo album. Im about 4 songs deep into that project. sounds cool amazing what you can do with a voyager I'm a bass player so initially bought it for that, but recently we've been producing drum tracks with it, all kinds of things...

EricK — just go for it man. I listened to some of the vids and yes while it's an uncommon meeting of sounds you have just as much right to experiment with the Voyager as a guitarist would with a thousand effects pedals. Plus, what you are playing sounds 'musical', you're playing melodies that are ha...

I have the whitewash voyager and I love it.

It definitely looks better in person than in photos. I have blue backlights and the standard switch colors (blue/red).

The finish is stained wood, so you can see the grain. It's not glossy at all.

seems like an obvious question... but, have you tried different headphones?