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That wasn't exactly what I was looking for. I want to use the pressure signal from the VX-351 and route it so that it works like turning up the modwheel. Problem is that I get a strange initial value that I'm not sure how to compensate for. I should have explained the example better.

I'm looking for multiple ways of doing this, I just haven't had time to figure them out. I want the afterpressure to function just like the modwheel (ex. controlling pitch modulated by an LFO) leaving the modwheel free for other uses. I have a VX-351, CP-251, and a MF-102. Thanks for the help.

Good point. It would only have to monitor the wave itself before any modulation. When I was playing in a dark room the other night with the backlight turned up, it seemed like it would be useful. I have only had my Voyager a little over a week. I'm sure after months of playing I won't even notice it...

EricK, with enough modulation almost no ones ear would be able to tell what the wave shape is. Also, when you layer all 3 Oscillators over one another it is nice to know which one is set to what setting... in the dark. If you have ever seen an oscilloscope readout of a changing wave shape it does lo...

Even if it was just a simple depiction of the wave shape, just like the indicators around the wave shape knob, it would be much better than a number. However the variable wave shape means that it would have to morph from shape to shape to represent all the variations between the standard four shapes...

Don't all the Old School Minimoogs have black wheels?

I have only been messing around with my Voyager for a little over a week and I have noticed that in the dark it is hard to see where the knobs on the panel are set at. I do like the Tritium idea but it would take a lot of cash to make it happen. I like the Panel Parameters display in numbers for eve...

Well I thought I would let everyone know... Moog is now offering a new factory modification for the Voyager! I don't know about everyone else but I have been waiting for it ever since I saw it on the internet. I'm not sure when they will post it on the site, but it is available. I know this because ...

You can take one vote off for No and add it to Yes. I just put my order in.

Like I said... make wood sides and option. Those who want wood can get it, and those who dont can have whatever material Moog decides as standard. You get 7 different cabinet choices on the Voyager, why not just have wood as the only other option for the Taurus pedals. Great topic Voltor07!

They should make wood sides an option. Yes.

I voted for 1.5 octaves. I have yet to put my order in. I just bought a Voyager and a mf-102 so I'm a little low on cash until the next payday. Oh, and the Voyager I bought has a little something extra from the guys at Moog :o . I'll post a pic once it shows up. Everyone is gonna want what I got... ...