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No. Doesn't happen on mine.

Mine cost me £1200 (UK pounds) secondhand. Took a while to find one though.

You're asking two different questions here: Voyager OS v Voyager, and Voyager OS v Mini D. Starting with the second, some people will be truly after the sound of an "original" Mini D, although myself I can't tell the difference - I think those who propound a difference sometimes just turn ...

I wish Moog would sell a MIDI controller without the expensive analog hardware for people like me.

Creamware did that. A Minimoog box with knobs that turn that runs a computer programme. Not bad. I sold mine to buy a Voyager though.

Thanks Brian. That's pretty close.

I don''t really know why the release switch is there. On the D a single knob controlled both decay and release, so the release switch was a way of switching release time between the decay time and instant release, but with the addition of a release knob... Hmmm.

Hi. Does anyone have a patch diagram for the OS which would get me somewhere near the Keith Emerson steel drum sound on Karn Evil 9 2nd impression?

Thanks you sir! I ha ve ordered one.

Call me dumb, but I'm a musician not an electrician. I don't understand the wiring diagram on page 14 of the OS manual where it shows an external effects pedal plugged into the mix-out socket. "Using a standard insert cable...". The "standard insert cable" looks to me like a cabl...

The Korg Monotron has an MS20 filter in it. £50 in the UK. Takes an external signal.

Thanks Brian. BW Steve

Quick question. Can either of the envelpe generators be routed to control pitch on the OS without a VX-351? I can see how it's done with one.

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