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Bizarre, maybe the lining in the case reacted with the plastic keys? What kind of case is it?

Moog Sirin would be my choice: Minitaur is really designed for bass & can't get high notes like the Sirin. Otherwise I believe they sound quite similar.

They're both very different animals IMO. I'd keep both model D's and just save up & buy a Voyager sometime. Then you could rule the world!! Mwahahaha! But seriously....they compliment each other well, and once you stop trying to make a Voyager sound exactly like a model D, you can enjoy it for w...

That makes sense to me. Behringer doesn't need Moog to pursue it's business model, so it would be a total waste of money & resources.

Adams surely shopped the brand around, not surprised Uli would have been a potential buyer.

It's too bad the idealistic employee-owned thing didn't work out.

I don't think they're that complicated? If you bring your broken parts to a woodworker they could probably figure it out?

I was disappointed to discover "jump" wasn't on it

Moog EP-3

Polymoog & ARP 2600 if I remember correct?

I bought that album based only on what instruments were used, reading the back cover

analogmonster wrote: ↑Tue Sep 19, 2023 11:36 pm Snowflakes are dancing (Isao Tomita)

Oh yeah: a masterpiece!

Very cool!!

Congrats, they're both great pedals!

Really neat!

I guess the "h" could be a ghost note....

a b c d e f g host

That is quite amazing!

Did I see an "h" in there? Lol

a b c d e f g....h?

Dunno if I could pick a favourite. The Voyager is pretty versatile though.

An Emerson modular would be nice to have

Hey thanks!

Yeah I was taking a break from coffee. I really dig Earl Grey tea: it's got a nice "zing" to it, which I tried to approximate with that sound effect.