Moog Music Forum

ummagumma wrote: ↑Wed Jun 03, 2020 12:15 pm I think the ctrlr link was supposed to work inside your DAW, so you can send program changes & control it "live" with a GUI

CTRLR works both standalone and as a vst. However, it’s an editor and not librarian.

Everyones on gearslutz, not facebook.

Try having only the midi output active in flstudio to make sure you don’t have a feedback loop or something.

why aren’t you updating to 3.6 ?

Why aren’t you switching stuff on before launching Ableton ?
It is standard practice to have all devices you plan on using connected and powered up before launching your DAW.

ummagumma wrote: is that based on the OSC1 pwm disable concept, in Don Solaris' docs?

I don’t think so. Tony Allgood from Oakley sound did a number of mods to his Voyager long before the VOS was released.

ummagumma wrote: 2. add a switch to disable each OSC 1,2,3 PWM/WAVE shaping ( right now it's a global control that affects all 3 OSC )

It’s possible to add a switch that disables pwm for osc 3.

If the buttons on the spd-sx send program change messages then it will work.

ummagumma wrote:
unless it's a placebo, I have noticed that with the display turned off, I get better resolution & more control when tuning multiple OSC
!

It’s not a placebo. You have to switch off the parameter display to get increased resolution.

The info you seek was not released to the public.

Send some audio trigger pulses from Cubase to dfam wihout GM in the middle.

Rarecomponentadsr wrote:
I’m afraid this is my first shop bought Moog and losing confidence I requested money back which was the outcome.

What made you loose confidence and not get a replacement ?

Bradley899 wrote:
But the fact that restarting the Voyager doesn't fix it, only restarting the computer makes me wonder if it's not the computer's problem.

Sounds like the computer.
To verify it’s not Voyager try plugging it’s MIDI out into something else and play some notes.

If the Volca sends cv and gate then the answer is yes.

Just to clarify... is there a way the SQ1 can be used to "trick" the DFAM into playing sequences shorter than 8 steps, i.e. playing say step 1 - 5 then restarting at step 1? You don’t have to trick the dfam. You can bypass it’s internal sequencer and sequence it from any other sequencer that sends ...