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Good post, guys.

I own a Moog Voyager and an Arp Pro Soloist. The patch in question on the ARP is a tricky beast to emulate. No matter how close you think you are, when you do a side by side comparison it is very elusive, this patch! No matter how close you think are are, doing a side by side ...

@ dhjdhj,

Are you playing Supper's Ready?

I agree that the fast beating issue isn't really going to be significant, partly because of how the part is played (if it's SR); only until you get to those last sustained notes in the final section would it matter. But you can also just use one VCO... it ...

Thanks for the reply.

Ya, I had misread the manual a while back and thought it said that LFO was applied post Mixer Section. I had not really put 2 and 2 together in terms of the LFO needing direct access to the VCO's. Duh. How else would it do PWM.... silly me.

Anyway, I've settled on a solution ...

Thanks for the info. I got the same response basically from Moog support. I had thought that the manual for the Voyager indicated that LFO was applied to the audio signal post mixer section, but yes absolutely correct as you state, the LFO is applied at the VCO level, which makes sense since it ...

Does anyone here know if you can apply LFO from the dedicated LFO or VCO3 to the external input signal.

Example, you want to use an external sound source such as a synth module, guitar, whatever, and modulate that with the LFO.

Any insight would be greatly appreciated.

Does anyone here know if you can apply LFO from the dedicated LFO on the voyager to a signal coming in on the external in path.

situation: you have another synth, say a module from your rack or whatever, you want to mix that signal with the onboard VCO's (easy), and use the mod wheel for vibrato on ...