Moog Music Forum

Ok, now that I've been back in front of cubase for a while, (I was in the office earlier) I can see that with page 45 (the cc list) and the key editor I didn't like, I'm able to control all of it. It's a lot of fun. And it's good enough, to control it like this.

I can even make the key editor act ...

My keyboard playing needs so much help, I’m looking for sequencer that draws a little more inspiration out of me. I’ve never liked drawing in the Cubase key editor, so I generally end up just recording live playing (with the auto quantisize on) and then editing it obsessively.

If ableton fosters a ...

I didn't know reason controlled anything more than reason?

Looks like I have another manual to read.

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After so many recommendations, I need to install Abelton. take the tutorials. but I'll check out the midi control list as well, thanks. (Running Cubase 3 SX)

There's just so much to read now that I went from zero synths to two synths last weekend.

The other is a Prophet '08. It's basically the ...

Are you referring to something more than the after touch, program, etc options at the bottom of the cubase note/key editor? (the ones you draw vertically with the little pencil tool)

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I've been meaning to check that out but I've been stuck on cubase. Someone said the other day that he uses them both for different things.

Now I have another reason to try it.

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That's awesome! So I guess with the right software sequencer, I could replace the Fat Controller, and expand on it?

Any suggestions for a great software sequencer? I've seen a lot of posts on the subject but no real recommendations for software yet?

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Hi, so I've got some questions.. Still learning.

I just bought the LP and I plugged my Fat Controller CV/Gate/MIDI sequencer into it…

It looks like I can only control the Filter, pitch, and volume with the CV, notes with Midi (minus the slide unfortunately), and gate makes a choppy sound trigger ...

"couldn't get those exact sounds out of the voyager" I meant Model - D (duh)

I guess nobody really listened to my samples and gave me a comparison... That's ok, from (almost) ALL the posts and EVERYONE I've talked it just seems we're talking about 2 different synths here and if that's the case, I'll try and blindly answer my own question: You (me) couldn't get those exact ...

I just asked my "straw theroy" friend the following:
How much fatter would these same sounds be on a model D?

If they could be up to 8% fatter, I can live with 8%, maybe 10%, but if you think I could get 15% fatter, then I have to have a model D..

What do you think?

http://www.lsinteractive.com ...

Ok, I'm tripping/mildly obsessing over whether I should have the Model-D, or the voyager which I own... I want the deadliest sound... the biggest and the baddest one. (and I really can't afford to own both)

Here's what got me trippin in the first place when a friend (who's never heard a voyager ...

I hated it. I never ever got anything I liked out of it. I was constantly disappointed. In fact I even gave up on making music for 2 years after it... And I paid full price when it just came out.

Compared to my minimoog, I like everything that comes out of it. I thought I just sucked as a sound ...

bleep it. I just bought a Pro One. They're cheap. That should hold me down for a while.

i posted to Analogue Heaven and got a seller within minuets!

I don't use the presets, I just start off with the initial setting, and something always sounds great from that point on... Add the fat controller in the mix and it's always something new and completely different from the last time.

No problems finding sounds on the moog... And that was my point ...