Moog Music Forum

I dropped my Theremini once while setting it up, and it hit the floor pretty hard too. No visible damage, like yours, but I was paranoid about internal issues. I tested it thoroughly, played it for a while, checked all the controls, and listened for any weird noises or glitches. Mine worked fine ...

I remember needing something simple and functional when I was cutting my old band's WAV recordings into smaller MP3s for sharing. At first I tried Audacity like some others here, but the extra steps like adding the LAME encoder manually made it kind of annoying. Foobar worked okay too but felt a bit ...

I've always been fascinated by its capabilities. I got to experiment with a Moog One recently and was blown away by its tri-timbral architecture, allowing for three independent analogue synthesizers in one unit. The range of sounds you can create with its 8 or 16 voices per timbre is just incredible ...

When I hooked up my Matriarch to Studio One with MIDI Clock, it was like a party gone wrong. Tried everything, but no luck. Eventually realized it was a timing thing – tweaked some settings on the Quantum 2626 and voila, smooth sailing.

Switched to the Minifooger delay, and man, it made a big diff for me. No more distortion probs, and it's been holding up great in live gigs.

It's weird how small variations can mess things up. As for the sequence playing without the HOLD button, maybe there's some trick or hidden feature we're missing.

You usually gotta pop the hood and get to the switches from the inside. It's not too complicated, just take your time and be gentle with it.

You can follow this one: http://www.videoconverterfactory.com/ti ... o-mp3.html It works well for me. Just convert batches of my audio clips to MP3 for sending to my bro by email. That works great！