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the long audio demo of the LP is enough to make people smile

I was curious what mootherfoogers do people add to the phatty to get equivalent functionality of a voyager

THe OS is totally analogue, no MIDI, not a digital speck in there (aside for one board that scans the keys and thats it).

THe Voyager is all analogue as well, except it has MIDI, 896 available slots of patch memory, functions as an extreme MIDI controller as every key pot wheel and (almost every ...

I saw Herbie play in Dallas in the early 80s...man that was fun.

EricK wrote:Unless you have an OS in your posession.
Then when they are totally scarce you can probably get several thousand for them, just like the Ol Etherwave Pro.

Eric

whats the real difference between the OS and the Voyager? I read the info on them on the site but i really dont know about the specifics.

I think the keyboard wizard consistantly has the best demos. He shows what the synth can do musically, unlike most demos which consist of non-musical mindless noodles.

Yes...though some of us can't actually play. If we could, our demos would be better. :lol: i second that notion.....he would have ...

mwalthius wrote:Havin' some fun with the little guy....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g146UvIAQfE

Michael

those are some excellent videos.

i think a LP would be a great intro for me to the world of synths

Voltor07 wrote:with the two Kustom dual 15" cabinets on either side

i forgot to ask....are there amps specifically tuned for keyboards and synths?

if a moog voyager and lil fatty are complete units (as opposed to modular synths like .com) then whats the need for a CP-251 and other "moogerfoogers"? do they provide extra signals to be tinkered with in addition to the ones that are built in?

what is a "patch"? is it like a group of settings that are saved to create a specific sound? is this what people import?

for example, i fiddle with knobs and settings and find something that sounds really nice....do i save it as a patch that other people can upload?

Voltor07 wrote:

mallard wrote:

Voltor07 wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-B3UrB_dex8&

About 2:20 into the video. A small sample of a modular sound.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SUmXFv7XwAE

Yours is better.

yes but is it digital or analog?

i almost posted kraftwerks robots

Voltor07 wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-B3UrB_dex8&

About 2:20 into the video. A small sample of a modular sound.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SUmXFv7XwAE

Welly welly welly welly welly welly welly welly well,
Get some patch cords and give them a little bit of the in out in out.

Matt,
Now on the Fantom, I really did dial up some sines and some saws and the filter was just simply, lacking. Even the cutoff knob just didn't do it for me. (Spaceballs ...

Synthesizers.com sells modules and complete modular synths. I've never played one -- the only modular experience I have is a couple of hours on an ARP 2600 many years ago -- but they seem to be very well thought of. Modulars are very interesting and flexible instruments. They typically do not have ...

what about the synth.com equipment? it looks interesting...although I have no idea what most of it means. is adding that kind of stuff along with a "complete" unit like a voyager or a fantom redundant?