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I use the MF-108M in a rack and controlled by the Moog MP-201 footpedal and another controller as well. It works perfectly.

The MP-201 is indeed a bad-ass. Combined with the Cluster Flux the pair is deadly.

In keeping with the way-too-dark-footage, I offer this example of the ClusterFlux/MP-201 with my Buchla 200e. Jump to 01:47.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Cq0Vv5wkps

The MP-201 is perhaps the most amazing and forward-thinking (outside the box) physical device (Animoog excepted) that Moog ever released. The fact that it didn't sell in enough numbers in order to be economically sustainable is a bit of a testament to that. The Moog engineers pretty much thought of ...

Link, please? As I think that it is gone. I can't find it with any search string.
Thanks.

Yet, you don't say why. What is your reasoning here?

mico wrote:I think a software editor for the Taurus 3 should be held at a higher priority than the MP-201. Regardless of how awesome of a controller it may be, I think Moog should cover the editor grounds with all their synthesizers first and foremost.

There is no difference in theory if you go 5U or Eurorack except for the jack size. Plus, in Euro-format, everything is more compact (a plus or minus subjectively) and there is much more choice available.

Is this for performance on stage? Then get the Voyager.

If not, then write down a list of all the pros & cons, in your mind, and then write down a list of your top requirements. See where these two lists intersect. Et Viola; you'll have your answer.

Salut Olivier,

I shot this little video for you. It works fine on the insert.

Si tu as besoin d'un peu plus de clarification, tu peux m'envoyer un mail ou PM.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LUbrv1aBxNo

A+,

Kent

It's easy to spot the Voyager as the Voyager can do what the Model D can't do.

I've never played a Lil' Phatty. However, I've got a Voyager and use the sync sounds quite a bit. I also use the feedback trick from time-to-time and it works as expected.

In short, the Voyager will do what you are asking.

Musik Produktiv carries Moog.

For backing up. For seeing what makes a patch 'tick' at a glance. I have to ask the dumb question. Why do you need an editor? I mean, there are knobs and switches for most of the functions and the menus aren't too deep to be difficult. (Try a DX7 or a Sequential VS) Can it be automated by some seque...

Ah, I see... sexy! I wanna see pics at 'you-know-where'!

Is that going into a Euro case? It seems like a bit of a waste unless I'm missing something obvious. What not just make it a 19'' stand-alone rack unit?

Hip a Wiggler to it!

Answer: It depends...

There are many factors in what makes a system a good sounding one. It all adds up, and in many cases, may not make a difference at all. Don't get hung up on it. Listen to the finished product and decide whether it inspires you or not. This is far more important.