Moog Music Forum

Yes, the dust cover that I have for my voyager has a tough cordura exterior and soft interior.

sharkbarf wrote: Is an audio interface the same as a A/D converter?

Yes, an audio interface includes an A/D converter. However, the included A/D in the interface is likely going to be of lesser quality than a dedicated one.

I dig it!

I admit, the improv may not suit everyone's tastes, but it really is not repetitive. If anything, it's the complete opposite.

My mixdown is all analog but the final recording is done on my iMac on just 44.1 kHz /16 bit. Most of my music is released on the web or on CD so this resolution is good enough for me.
If I sample sounds I usually record on 96 kHz /32 bit.

I'm looking for a proper Revox or Ampex for some time now ...

I'm curious who out there records using either analog tape or 1 bit digital audio. I'm gearing up for my latest project and I would like to use the highest fidelity possible. The problem I'm having is that I do like to implement many of the modern features in a DAW, but I'm fanatical about keeping ...

In my opinion, the Apogee One is the best USB interface for under $300.

Thanks for posting the videos. I enjoyed watching.

I was in the same position as you about a month ago. I'm the sort of person that prefers simpler things whenever possible. I spend a good amount of time with a performer edition and it made my decision clear. The Voyager OS was definitely the model for me. I ordered it the next day from my dealer ...

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I just confirmed the details for Sunday's performance. It will be held in the Barnes Auditorium at Cornell University this Sunday, March 29th at 8:00pm. Admission is free and it is open to the public.

Reading further on the website, I noticed that there is a performance at Cornell University this Sunday, March 29th. I'm going to call to get more information later today.

I don't know if anyone else has read David Borden's account of his relationship with Bob Moog. It's a fantastic story. You can check it out at http://www.mothermallard.com/. Just click on "Robert Moog and David Borden" at the top of the page.

Hey Raglani,

I checked out your myspace. I really dig your stuff. There are some amazing textures in your material.

Have you tried pressing a key down while you speak into the mic?