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Thanks, I did see that one, but it still doesn't explain what it does, just how to calibrate and what a 921A/B is for. A demo would be great!

Thanks Eric, looking forward!

On the 921 oscillator, there's a knob marked "Clamping Point." I understand that it has something to do with sync, but I haven't found an explanation of what it does. Perhaps setting a comparator threshold for a kind of soft sync? What are the sonic effects when the signal is below/near/at...

This is the other one, which can be completed with almost (I think) no panel wiring.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pEqeVtVO1pU

https://www.muffwiggler.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=135211 This is the MW thread; lots of people had the idea of re-panelling it. This is the sort of wiring you end up with (!) witing.jpg medbot: medbot.jpg Techman (vinyl Minimoog overlay): techman.jpg peAk: http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l73/justp...

Old Crow has launched a Kickstarter for his Crowminius project: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1312542133/crowminius-desktop-analog-music-synthesizer As far as I know, this is a discrete recreation of a Model D housed in an attaché case. For me, the interface is too cramped for a performance i...

I'd send an email to Amos who worked on the MuRF firmware. If there's no record, one could run the editor software through a virtual MIDI port (e.g. MIDIox), take note of the sysex transfer and decode it that way. A bit annoying, but it depends on how desperate you are.

Even if the oscs are perfectly matched frequency-wise, there's nothing to guarantee the phase relationship. They're free-running oscillators, and that's actually the point to get a fatter sound out of them. If you want sync, you can select that for 1-2 but not for 3.

The older 'foogers were completely analogue and didn't require regulated power, and even specified in the manuals that you could use a higher voltage adapter (as you noticed). Add to this there wasn't guaranteed pitch control or temperature tracking on oscillators and such; the original intent was c...

The Voyager main PCB is so complex it's no use asking which caps are responsible without referring to a schematic or layout. Basically each stage under the control of an opamp can be made into a filter. When using fast/high bandwidth opamps, you need to incorporate a filter in order to prevent that ...

Can you try with a very slow LFO rate? Also if you have the VX-351 expander you could patch the KB gate to the S&H gate.

Please upload some pictures, it'll be easier to check

Anything to do with the feedback loops not being correctly connected?

If it's a bantam patchbay, you probably need special patchcords too as the diameter and length is different to regular 1/4".

Thoughts here:

http://forum.moogmusic.com/viewtopic.ph ... 91#p148791

Last weekend I was in a room with both Arturia and DSI. I didn't get a go on the OB-6, but I spent a short time on the P6. I was quite pleased with the sound, and the front panel was intuitively laid out such that I could easily explore the features. I tried the Matrix Brute straight after but the e...