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Probably not. The keyboard version of the Voyager requires an internal adapter be installed to use the VX-351. The adapter and the instructions come with the VX-351. If you have an RME, then you might be able to use this, because the instructions say the RME does not need the adapter.

Here's the angle showing the Moog half of the space. The CP-251 in the upper left just arrived about half an hour ago. Not pictured: Little Phatty Stage II

Are you sure the source of the problem is the input of the Minimoog and not the device that send the CV signal or a faulty cable?
Yes. All of that is encapsulated in the beginning of my second paragraph above - "after much testing". I spent about a week and $50 on a new multi-meter working on this ...

noddyspuncture wrote:How are the octaves when playing it's own keyboard...?

No problems at all when playing from the internal keyboard.

Errr.. on either the Model D or the Mother 32.

All of the Moogerfoogers. There's not a one of them that isn't awesome and since they are all semi-modular, you can easily do some crazy things with CV.

For the Voyager, the VX-351 expander is almost a must. Along with the Moogerfoogers it takes "semi"-modular to the limit.

The next thing I want ...

I thought I might sequence my Model D reissue from my Mother 32 using pitch and gate CV. I quickly discovered that the pitches being played by the Model D were off, so I started to investigate.

After much testing, I've determined that applying 1.00 V (double checked with a reasonably good VOM) to ...