Moog Music Forum

Voltor07 wrote:Sounds like you had a Moogectomy.

Yep. In the form of car repairs and vet bills, mainly. I have a picture of a Voyager Old School on my desktop to give me something to work towards. Musically, I wasn't using the Little Phatty as much as I thought I would, but I do miss having it around.

Sigh.

No synths, no foogers. Some day . . .

I think Moog should release the Bryan T starter pack. It would combine an Old School Voyager, a Moog guitar, and an MP-201. Priced at $1499.

Pretty please?

jeepo wrote:you can change the setting of the analog control, it likely is in track mode, you may prefer snap, or pass-thru

Exactly. Try the various modes and see which makes the most sense with your playing style.

Sonic Structures wrote:Thank you Bryan T for the quick response.

So, the lag is preset changes is a bug too?

Yep. I think that was what Amos was writing about in this post:

You can fix that by urning down the LFO rate of plumnet or changing its arp clocl src to internal. Sorry about the bug.

Here's a previous post from Amos about this issue: This is a small bug, I'm afraid... it only happens when the Arpeggiator Clock Source is set to LFO, and the LFO rate is very high. I'll look into it and fix it as soon as I'm done with the new Multipedal firmware. Basically what's happening is that ...

The CV control possibilities on the Moog make it stand out. The modulation effect possibilities are really powerful. For example, if you adjust the amplitude of a square wave LFO correctly, then you can get the delay signal to jump up and down an octave while playing. Very few other pieces of equipm...

Ring Mod has been purchased.

It is odd how my preferences have changed. A year ago, I thought doing without presets or MIDI would be a serious handicap. Now, I see the knobs/switches and lack of menus on the Old School as a plus. If I did need MIDI, then adding an MP-201 seems like a great solution. Something to work towards, I...

I stopped in at a local shop to see if they had a Voyager. I didn't see one, so I started playing around with a Little Phatty. "Wow, this sounds really different than the one I had." Then I noticed that the volume was off. They had it working as a controller for a Voyager rack. I played th...

Moog MF-101 Low Pass Filter: $SOLD

Moog MF-102 Ring Mod: $SOLD

Thanks for looking,
Bryan

pittsey wrote:I was so pumped about the filter shirt but, $13.00 shipping for a shirt is absolutely outrageous.

I won't buy a Moog shirt for that reason. I have gotten them as gifts. Does that make me a bad person?

The Analog Kid wrote:alright thanks. what I really want is a MF-104z, but I don't know if it is worth $700. are there any good alternates?

A used MF-104Z is the way to go, I think.

The loop and the CV possibilities really set the Moog delay apart.

I decided to get one. Awesome! That is one piece of gear that I would absolutely love. I often will repatch things while playing in order to change the order of effects. Having that easily recallable would be brilliant. I like to build loops using the my Foogers and a looping pedal, but then I like...

GregAE wrote:

EricK wrote:Greg,
Are you writing the manual this time around?

Eric

I am.

What other Moog manuals have you written? All of the Moog manuals I've read have been excellent.