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The poly mode works by counting how many notes have been presses and then playing the one assigned to that machine. If the phatty is voice 3/4 then on the third note played that synth would be triggered, and then once synth's 4/4, 1/4, 2/4 have played then synth 3/4 is used agian.

I just want to carify the issue you are having. When you play an octave on the keyboard. Is the 103's osc sharp or flat?

If your source is 1v/octave it can be attenuated down to 0.6v/oct.

all you need is a simple attenuator, such as a pot or two to decrease the scale.

Mp-201? Yeah, it's a bummer they discontinued it. They are going for $850 now on evilBay. No way I'm throwing down that kinda change for a couple extra LFO waveforms. That would be ideal though, I forgot about that pedal. I was really disapointed when I found out it was discontinued too. The mp-201...

muksys wrote: What I'd like to see is a Moogerfooger LFO/ARP module with a bunch of waveforms for the LFO and to be MIDI Syncable. That would be suhweet!

Mp-201?

It could be hitting the resonant frequency of your room.

The nice thing about my wurli is that the things which are labled (mostly voltage requrements and ESD warnings) are in english, though I assume that +15V probaby looks similar in Italian :wink: I also have a yammaha organ which is much older (I didn't see a single ic in there, the closest things to ...

The structural damage could be real. I was playing with my foogers a couple days ago, which resulted in a couple things falling over in the next room. The bass seems to collect in the walls.

post the url w/o the part

http://www.trippler.net/files/mt/mt1.mp3

I'm just reposting your link to make it more click friendly and am look forward to listening to it tomorrow when I can turn my sub up. Thank you for sharing this with us.

I have a wurli that is likely about to undergo a similar process as it does't work and I'm not sure where that capacitor I smelled last time I turned it on is. The organ is really big, smells funny and some of those boards may be cooler in a smaller box, like putting the drum tone board into a drum ...

well lucky they have a fuse --similar to a bulb I think its a bug because the Voyager never blew a fuse and I use it often, they need to limit the low end just a little so its safe to use I would hate to run it through a decent PA unless are some kid into techno or dub step :) that gets off on bass...

Sometimes, for bass sounds, I like tuning the sync'd osc lower than osc1

I love those moments when I think that I've destroyed my speakers with too much raw synthesizer just to realize that the sound just sounded like the speakers were blown.