Moog Music Forum

cool pics guys. i'm guessing some of you are guitarists. by-the-way, how are ya'll posting your pics? where do you host them? i've got some pictures of my set-up but don't know where to get free image hosting.

You don't have to Save a sound on the Voyager once you find something you like, in fact you can erase all the presets and then forget it's even an option. :).

This is true but who's actually going to do it? I don't think I could ignore the save option. I have to be forced not to use it you know ...

But if finances are an issue, for goodness sake, don't sell the Voyager to get the Model D. Sell something that's guaranteed to be worthless in coming years --- your car.

HAHAHA! I thought about that but right now I kind of need it to get around. I just really want the simplicity of the Model D ...

I'm seriously considering selling my Voyager and getting an original Mini Moog. I like the Voyager but I've decided to go with the simplicity of the original. I also need to make a little money for other equipment so here's what I'm hoping for:

1) If any one out here has an original Model D in mint ...

interesting! thanks.

Lengai wrote:You can use a VCR with Dolby S to record with if you don't want to use a computer and want an easy and affordable way to record.

How would you set that up?

I know I ask a million questions about recording but I was wondering what you guys use and for what kind of music? As soon as I can find a proper recording device I will mostly be doing soundscapes. What about you? Post your set ups here. Thanks!

goldphinga wrote:Fenix this question has already been answered, next topic please.

sorry, must have missed it. can you point it out to me again?

does anyone know of a device that will allow me to connect multiple instruments to these powerbooks? t.i.a.

Thanks for all info guys. I'll be making my decision on the PowerBook soon and will post an update in the following weeks. If anyone else has any other interesting information please post it! Thanks again.

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Sorry if this is a bit off topic but I want to buy a PowerBook and use it to record songs and soundscapes from my Korg Triton Le and my Voyager. I know the computer comes with Garage Band and that it is capable of recieving sounds from external devices. I know that I can hook up my keyboards with a ...

put a little weight on one of the keys. =)

WOW! Thanks for all the wealth of information. I feel overwhelmed though. I'd much rather prefer hardware recording but this is usually more expensive and has limited tracks right? Are there any better options? TIA

take a 1/4 lead out of the Voyager, put an adapter in on the end, and plug it into the line in on the soundcard socket.

Perhaps I should have asked: what kind of adapter do I need? Where can I get one and what are the limits on the number of 1/4 inputs? I also have questions regarding software ...

ikazlar wrote:Why not? that would be used for triggering though. Each time audio comes in it would trigger the Voyager's envelopes.

I see. Then how would I get the Korg's ARPs to trigger notes on the Voyager?