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I just bought a Moog Guitar a few months ago. I would have to say from the first time I started playing it I realized that it was a very different instrument than a guitar and requires a totally different technique. I also realized it's sound only resembles a guitar. It would be easy to put it into ...

Thanks for the great responses. I really appreicate it. It's pretty clear to me that people have found a variety of ways to use the Taurus. I would see myself actually using it as a foot controller. I don't use my foogers that way (they are rack mounted), but playing the T3 and a chord a llead and a...

I have become a huge fan of Moog gear. I have a Voyager (which sounds great to me), w/expander, MP-201, CP-251 and lots of foogers. So when I saw that Moog had a limited edition remake of Taurus pedals I became interested for a few reasons. First, and primary, I like the idea of having some strength...

Thank you, thank you, thank you. Just what I was looking for. Just wrapping up my wiring diagrams. I can add this and color codes and numbers for the snake cables and then I can start the wiring job.

Nothing there. Some of the tabs for the foogers have them and some don't. Almost all have front panel diagrams but not back panel. I am connecting the audio of my foogers to a Switchblade (matrix audio routing system) along with my synths and then the CVs are going to be connected to a patchbay. I a...

latigid on wrote:Did you try KnobTweak?

No but good idea. I will go and check.

I am currently working on a wiring diagram of my studio. I am going to have several Moogerfoogers wired to a patch bay and also a Switchblade GL (matrix router). It would be very useful to have rear and front panel diagrams to add to my documentation as well as straight on pictures of the front and ...

Thanks everyone for the great posts here. I was away from the forum for a while and did not get a change to review these posts. I want to address some of these ideas in more detail and you gave me hours of things to consider but that is exactly what I am looking for right now. I have been somewhat r...

I really love this one. I posted it on twitter. Thanks for posting this.

Varice: Thanks for the links and again, some great advice. As I said in early posts I do have a DC coupled (MOTU) interface and the MP 201. I basically have all the components to do some serious stream crossing. As for your comments on digital and audio, I totally agree. Each has strengths and weakn...

For a while now, I have been thinking about how to join the digital and analogue worlds. Hi Lux_Seeker, I too believe in the beauty of sonically blending various synthesis methods. I know you're probably hip to these, but here are three of the many ways I'd try this: MP-201's MIDI ->CV (Do you have...

For example, Absynth has great envelopes. I thought, wouldn't it be nice to use these to control foogers? An easy way to do that is to simple create a sin wave to a foogers audio and those that have envelope outs, will create an envelope based on whatever amplitude envelope is in Absynth. I've done...

For a while now, I have been thinking about how to join the digital and analogue worlds. All to often, digital and analogue become different camps. Musicans and composers tend to believe that one or the other is better. The truth is that they are just different tools to get different types of sounds...

Klopfgeist wrote:Also in Absynth you can draw your own waveforms which means complex LFO's without a CV mixer.

True. Not only that but Absynth now has wavemorhing which presents even more possiblities.

OK, thanks. Yes, I can see that it works. Complex audio is not promising but some of the stuff you did from the ARP emulation is interesting. I am now wondering what some stuff might sound like from Absynth. Say fooling around with the first three partials. Absynth also also each multi segment to ha...