Moog Music Forum

Wow! the phasing with the ehx unit works really well,nice one!

Now that it's not -40 degrees,it is sounding great.
I know once the thing is paid off,[two more payments,] it will sound even better!

I certainly am not a fan boy.There are things about my synth that I don't like,but I for the most part do like it.
And I'm still waiting for my sticker dammit!-see,there you go,look at my insolence directed at Moog.I'm loyal to no one, except my girlfriend and breaking bad.

I'm happy there won't be a pathetic screen with presets,it also keeps the price down.If you want that sort of feature,get a soft synth.,what the What hell is a "fanboy"?

Sorry AL,I just read your question:When I said "sluggish",I meant that the s&h tones were slower and less animated [ I use the latter adjective with trepidation],but I didn't want to say "b*uncy" again!!

Thanks stiiiiive,just a little synth envy going on,guys with their model d's and modulars.I still love my darlin'

I'm working on it.It's gonna be a while until the noise I make could be considered music!

I thought they were funny.

The first synthy stuff I heard from the Sabs was from the Sabbath Bloody Sabbath lp,I seem to recall it was none other than Rick Wakeman tickling the Pratt & reeds,ahem.

Thanks Al,that is odd that the s&h in my LP sounds different than it did when I saved the preset,given that it's digital.Kind of sluggish,oh well ,sh*t happens with lots o' circuits!Oh yeah,that a/d converter,is that where the "noise" is generated also for the LP? I've also heard the L...

The schlong & capade where I go is staffed with nice people,but they just don't know much.When I went to buy cables,[xlr female to quarter inch male mono],the guy said they didn't have any.Well they did,and it was easy to find.Oh well,they are "nice".

After reading Mr.Shave's upload,I understand why things are made in China,where else can you find thousands of workers living in factory dorms,working twelve hour shifts @$17.00 a day! Sounds like an Orwellian ,dystopian nightmare.Thanks for the info,it was very enlightening.Not to mention disturbing.

I think it's funny when a product claims"conceived in Germany,made in China."

I'm glad to hear someone's still playin' the devil's music!

I'm still pretty new at analogue stuff and I was wondering if temperature can effect the way this feature behaves,i.e:less tones bouncing around when it's cold , [sorry for the description,I don't know how else to describe it.]