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That does soud cool. I use a frostwave fat controller to work the cutoff of my 101 when I play various synths through it.

I don't have the Alesis, but I'd bet you can. The thing is, you'd probably have to map the midi that the Alesis is putting out to whatever function you wanted to control on the Voyager. So you would need software that would do this translation for you. If that ends up being the case, there's free so...

Hey Reptar, good to see you around these parts. Are you going Moog?

Read the quote in this short article:
http://www.soundonsound.com/news?NewsID=8162

Hmm, "boomerang", perhaps it has some kind of built in delay.

Well for 2k you could pretty much fill up a dot com 22 space cabinet - assuming you got the cheap cab type, or better yet, built one yourself -- Roger even has a how-to on his web page, and you could use much nicer wood than whats suggested there. I don't have any first hand experience with MOTM, bu...

Someone will come along soon and give you a more professional answer -- but a filter sweep is just moving the filter through the range of frequencies it, um, filters. Play a note and turn the knob. An LFO is a low frequency oscillator, it puts out waves at a sub-audible frequency, and you can use th...

I'd be shocked if they put out a VA. I'd bet this is going to be a 2 osc synth, no patch memory, smaller set of keys, with a sequencer.

Is that just from what Cruel Hoax said on VSE? But they did put hip in quotes. It's interesting that the knob looking thing would have 16 circles if you kept counting all the way around. Perhaps this thing really could have a sequencer on it.

MarkM, I tried it both with the spacing all the way to the right, as well as centered, and I can't tell a difference. Try it and tell me if you can. I mean, I use the spacing alot when I'm running both sides out to good effect, but in this case just can't hear what the second filter is doing.

You guys might find this interesting. I did an A/B comparison with the Dot Com and the Voyager for another forum. I ran them both with the same sequence, first as a saw (at about the 4 mark on the Voyager, and straight out of the saw jack on the Arrick), then as a square (which as harder to match, I...

I'm using my Voyager with a Dot Com setup, they work great together. Be sure and get the 351.

Yes, you can sequence notes. Just send one of the channels gate to the envelope gate on the Voyager, and the cv out of the same channel to the pitch on the Voyager. Then you can do some cool things like set some of the steps to slide and play with the slide amount on the frostwave, as well as the ga...

I use the Frostwave Fat controller with the Voyager and it's great. I often use either Cubase or the Future Retro Revolution to sequence notes, and the frostwave to sequence things like filter and wave. I send a midi clock from the computer to keep it in time. But when I first got it I'd use it for ...

How about future retro's new deal:
http://www.sonicstate.com/news/shownews.cfm?newsid=2698