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Sounds like you found a solution. I use a midi clock with mine. It works well. I'm interested in using MIDI clock too. Have you typically been able to get very long delay lengths (whole note etc.) via MIDI clock? I'll have to have a play around.. For a live band application, I was thinking tapping ...

Cheers for your help stiiiiiiive. After further testing, yes there seems to be a lower limit where the tapping doesn't register as a delay time, however your idea to tap while in short mode and then switch to long mode got me the delay lengths I'm looking for. Interesting sound for vocals though.. I...

Hey there, I've got this idea to use one of my two MF-104M's as a vocal delay, routed from an Aux send on my mixing desk. I want whole note length delays (i.e. one delay per bar) to match my VST/DAW delays, but in a live performance situation. I'm having trouble tapping the delay time this slow.. Is...

Somewhere in my quest for Phatty knowledge someone mentioned that feeding an external clock to the Phatty chain can contribute to the note-drop effect. I have found this to be true. It may have been me I remember performing some tests and filtering the MIDI clock signal led to far better results. C...

Do you get any note drop-out or double-up glitching issues?

I have 3 phatty voices and it never was reliable with the round-robin note distribution.

EDIT: Just read in your link that for you this issue seemed to be related to MIDI merge - thanks, I'll look into that for my set-up!

David
NZ

New Moog Matriarch - arp/seq, 4osc paraphonic, stereo filter/stereo delay, semi-modular synth. Looks like Grandmother's big brother: m https://api.moogmusic.com/sites/default/files/styles/super_key/public/images/2019-04/Matriarch_Wood_Background-26_web_0.jpg?itok=HyfFQNN- https://api.moogmusic.com/s...

I'd personally go with Grandmother, unless Sirin's compact/no keyboard form factor is important for live use or something like that. Sirin is based on the hot signal Taurus bass osciallators, while Grandmother has a kinda vintage modular sound to it. That's a matter of taste. However, as far as I'm ...

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Thanks!

David.

Is anybody else doing this? I find it to be very fun. The LP is my only piece of gear with CV. Yes, it used to be my only piece of CV gear too. Being able to control volume with the (often MIDI-sync'd) built-in LFO is a bonus for things like tremolo sounds. My only wish is a "LFO DEST 1:OFF&qu...

Gladmarr wrote:I really like the backlit panel. I wonder why they'd take that out.

Most probably I think partly to be 'old school modular style' - as it's a 40th anniversary Voyager model, and partly to keep the Electric Blue/Select Series as something special in their own right.

David
NZ

midilifestyle wrote:Is anyone else getting similar mileage out of theirs?

No, but I will now!

Cheers for the idea.. I'm definitely going to run it as a sub osc with my Voyager XL.

David
NZ

I'm pretty sure all Voyager XL's are not backlit. The only backlit models are Electric Blue and Select Series Voyagers..

David
NZ

Stop doing this to me Moog! I just got a second MF-104M!

OK, so despite my recent (large) purchases, I still managed to buy something else that popped up second hand.. A discontinued (pretty rare here) Roland GI-20, for a good price: http://www.alltime.ru/obj/catalog/music/processor/roland/img/big/GI-20.jpg I've been looking out for one of these for a whi...