Moog Music Forum

And yes, I love the "scratching" of Moogist (the Voyager scratch guy) too.

unfiltered37 wrote:Mix Master Mike turns Robert Johnson's voice into an alien yodel:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0DLED7krHwU

Mad, mad respect for this.

I've used my Korg M3 61 as a "partner" - the Voyager for what it does best (improvised noise, atmospherics, etc.), the M3 for conventional keyboard parts, when I was playing in my friend's rock band. I also have a Nord Modular G2. I've fooled around with Nord Electro 2 and 3 and they' do h...

Yet another partner option: http://www.elektron.se/products/analog It's a 4-voice analog tabletop synth with sequencer, onboard effects, CV outputs, etc. If I ever took my Voyager out to play and didn't want to bring another keyboard for chordal work, I have an Emu XL-7 which has 128-voice polyphony...

There's always this if it becomes reality. Its only $25000 EDIT: I should mention that the pic is from matrixsynth blog I read it was 25000 Euros , not US dollars. :wink: For that price, one could get two new Tom Oberheim Son of Four Voice units, and have an 8-voice analog polysynth, and also have ...

Some options:

Korg Microsampler
Apple iPhone Touch or iPad with sample player app (there's a lot)
Muse Research Receptor with appropriate VSTs loaded

That Make Noise Rene is looking sweeter after Chris Stack's first demo using it.

The white ring CP-251 can do it. (I use a Yamaha MCS2 for breath control.) Thanks! The CP-251 has already been on my short list of next pieces of gear to add to my Voyager, for other reasons. The ability to easily convert a Yamaha BC-series breath controller voltage for use with Moog gear is nice b...

The Yamaha BC3 Breath Controller (used for DX7 and all others) produces a control voltage. The standard BC input wants to see 0 to -10V at the ring of a stereo input plug. The tip is the sourced -10V. So, the closer the received voltage is to -10V the greater the volume/modulation. To use BC with a...

Well the Training DVD isn't exactly what you are thinking. It is more like a Voyager clinic. It will go over the parts of the Voyager that you may be unsure exactly what it does, but no intermediate or advanced programming tips in there. If you want to try something, go into the menu and change the...

I'm interested in making noise with my Voyager. When I first got it, I used the "Mod Wheel Howler" patch a lot with my friend's band. She was going for the imagery of walking through the woods with menacing noises - a Grimm Bros. dark fairy tale kind of feel. I still have a lot to learn th...

Now let's hear the "Birdland" horn section! I know 4 Slim Phattys are different from an Oberheim Four Voice, but I'd still like to hear the Phatty take on that sound.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ae0nwSv6cTU

Well, now that the Phatties have alternate scale tuning, is there any way we can get it for our Voyagers? Rudi? :?: This was the first question on my mind as well. Sure, for manual playing of ethnic melodies, one could just use the pitch wheel, touch plate, or some other continuous CV controller (e...

Here is a shot of the Taurus 3, onstage with Pat Metheny's Orchestrion: http://hphotos-snc3.fbcdn.net/hs558.snc3/30534_10150196400500548_546240547_12592512_3612506_n.jpg Anybody know how Metheny is using his Taurus 3? There were no sounds in the show that screamed "I am TAURUS, hear me ROAR!&qu...

I am looking for a gig bag for my Voyager. I found this thread via Google search.

What alternatives to the "official" gig bag are you guys using?