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And the filter is overdrived via puting in to much volume in the mixer section or by boosting it even more with the feedback loop (just like on the original Minimoog).

Any time I try this I find it hard to get a good level of overload; it's either not there or obnoxious. The function on the ...

crs.one wrote:if i'm not mistaken, the std voyager can do the same modulation arrangements via the programmable setting on the buses, right? so the std can do the same the os does, it just doesn't have it on the front panel.

Yeah, now that i've checked, you can do those things through the software. Hmm.

It looks like you can now select OSC 1 and 2 as mod sources, and the mod wheel, MOD1 and volume envelope were added to the shaping knob.

I hope you're not still waiting for an answer.

3.3 has a very handed save program that lets you switch banks. If you haven't upgraded, load the patch to the compare buffer, switch banks, then hit cursor and save it.

Sorry, I said velocity the second time around. It happened with varying pressure, which is aftertouch?

I'm using 3.3, no midi cables, and like I said, I don't think it's physical cause I turned it off and turned it back on and it was gone.

I'd like to be able to mod the pitch and not just the filter as the ext signal passes through it. But I guess when you mod pitch you're modding the osc and not the signal itself?

While I was playing today I noticed that putting that extra aftertouch pressure on the keys was increasing the pitch about a half-step. I changed patches and it was still there. It didn't do it when I turned osc 3 keyboard control off of course, but while I was experimenting I noticed that even if I ...

I wish Moog would publish the calibration procedure for the Voyager. Those of us who have Voyagers long out of warranty would like to be able to do our own tune ups without the expense and hassle of sending the Voyager back to HQ. We can already open up the Voyager and install optional circuitry ...

No offence meant, and no offence taken I hope, good Sir.
This is one fantastic Forum, and I feel honoured to be here, having lusted after a Minimoog since I was a mere teenager. (I am 53 years young now).
I know that if I can ask you guys my stupid questions, perhaps you will take pity on an old ...

Hey that's funny, I'm reading Analog Days for a history project

The envelope can only be externally controlled by the two CV jacks on top. Looks like you'll need that converter.

Okay, wait a minute. If the mixer light is on, the synth is getting an audio signal and is sending it through the filter before mixing it into the main audio output.

The usual prog guys everyone likes, plus George Duke.

Funny :P

I glanced at the picture and was suspicious cause of the way the picture is oriented (look at the other pedals).

If they really wanted to fool people (and probably be mean) they could announce a 21st century modular system.

Ahaha, I just noticed this.


The sound samples were recorded ...

I also really like the new save interface.


However, the best part is the nonsense that got loaded into the compare buffer. It's a bunch of bizzare settings that I have yet to figure out (I got back to normal from the original patch) but it's great for sound effects.