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Nice Run through Dan. A bit quick but I suppose YouTube only lets you go so far. I had a quick question for you (or anybody else that can help). I have a Tribute that was upgraded with CV Outs. And a MidiMurf. When I try to setup an ARP to drive the step function of the Murf, it doesn't work. It ste...

Reviving this old thread first to say that I just got my VX-351 and so, following directions, opened my Old School to put the adapter on only to find out that the lid wouldn't close on the back of the analog board !!! Searched far and wide to see what I did wrong, for an addendum for perhaps the hig...

I had a similar dilemma except I was considering buying an RME or an Old School which were approximately the same price. I already have a LP Tribute and won't part with it (!!). After a bunch of reading and some soul searching, I decided upon the Old School and don't regret it one bit. To me, an ins...

I was thinking that the MultiPedal is too useful and beautiful of a device to simply be relegated to the floor. With the new CV capabilities and some of the new software features, it begs even more to be a module or Fooger type piece of equipment. The sale prompted me to tell me wife "I know wh...

Yeah those are some excellent points. Would the software librarian work for you in this instance until they resolved the issue? For instance, being able to record your entire performance to Midi and let the computer make all of the changes for you in real time? Just a thought... Eric I don't have t...

Patchbays work great for CV. I have even used some as multiples and it worked great. The thing most people here ask about here is the difference between using Tip Ring Sleeve (stereo) and Tip Sleeve (mono) cables. If you use TRS patchbays and cables, you can still power a pedal inputs. If you use T...

This is likely been discussed prior but I was wondering if it was OK to use a patch panel for Control Voltage. In this case, it's a Samson S-Patch plus, which is passive. Any concerns about cross talk if Audio is close by (adjacent to it?) What about distance on cable for CV. Obviously, a Pedal has ...

I believe the flavor of the noise generated by the 351 is the same as the 251... Actually, no. The noise source in the CP-251 has different sound than the noise from the Voyager/VX-351. The Voyager's noise is a white/pink hybrid, which gives it a slightly filtered sound (the high end is lightly rol...

Saw this on YouTube and can't get it to work on my LP. Anybody have a recipe to get it to work. If it matters I have version 2.005 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BWbYYIQocqk Thanks! Depending on whether or not you upgraded to 2.005, you might need to enable the ARP for each patch. But pressing the ...

Q1: The LFO output on the VX-351 will only give you whichever waveform (square, triangle, s&h...) is selected on the Voyager; there's not a dedicated output for each waveform on the VX-351. Q2: The Rate of the LFO is the rate of the LFO; it's controlled by the LFO Rate knob on the Voyager. Agai...

Third post on the same subject but I wanted to reach as many as possible. Looking to avoid the purchase of CP-251 and instead get a Multipedal and VX-351. Here's the background/questions: Thanks. -- -- -- also posted on Voyager and Controller forums -- -- -- I know many of you have these, so I have ...

I posted the following on the Voyager forum. For this crowd I wanted to know if the noise, lag, LFOs, etc. are comparable or better on the Pedal as on the Old School Voyager as output via vx-351; likewise when comparing Pedal output vs. the CP-251. Thanks... -- -- -- This msg also posted on Voyager ...

I know many of you have these, so I have a few questions. I was going to buy a CP-251 but just can't resist the Multipedal at this price. So here goes. The 351 and 251 have a few things in common, namely: - 2 Attenuators - 2 four-way multiples And square, triangle, noise, and S&H generators. Gra...

My only problem (aside from not having the cash because I just bought a freqbox) is that the thing is so damn nice looking and I see the guys demoing it whilst tweaking sttings via knob, looking at display, etc. My point is that it belongs alongside your keyboard rig, not on the floor. Any thoughts ...

Ditto. That radio shack switch is a disaster. There's no way to kick that switch reliably without breaking it. The pedal cost a fortune to begin with. Add $50 to the price tag and do it right; nobody will complain. You either have mucho $$ for it or you spend $200 for a Lexicon and you're happy. Me,...