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my guess:
probably, seems like there is a decent amount of interest in it here at least. As far as from moog's standpoint:
Very 'little' R&D required = profitable
All they have to do is repackage the design & maybe add a few 'extras'!

Another way which I use is to buy a cheap national instruments D/A card and use Labview. Labview is a graphical programming platform. You can make any output you like and make make a front panel with controls for manipulating the output. You'll need a friend who can 'loan' you a copy of Labview as ...

As for Asheville, it is essentially known as the MINI (pun intended) San Francisco of the east coast! Hippies, great music all the time, sushi bars (too many to count), the one Republican who everyone makes fun of... "don't smoke pot"! Sounds like Ithaca to me! LOL Maybe I shall pay Ashev...

Anyone know why Bob decided to restart the company in Asheville? I've always wondered! People compare it to Ithaca but I've never been there to compare, I've always been a bit scared of the Carolinas myself for no real reason but ignorance.... (maybe too south for my tastes? *shrugs*)

I have a feeling if Moog did decide to do a Sequencer that it wouldn't be as overall "perfect" as the Future Retro devices. That being said I think moog would try to do something different or innovative with a Sequencer that nobody has ever done before....like ever....something bizarre and...

However, it would be much quicker and easier to just buy a Moogerfooger Low Pass Filter, and simply use that for your vocals. The main thing you would be doing by putting your vocals through the Source is using it's filter-- the MF101 is essentially the same thing. I also vote for this solution eri...

This is more of a visual change but it would be nice. When using non-LFO related MOD sources (i.e. Filt. EGR, Osc. 2, Noise) it would be nice if the "LFO Rate" LED actually turned off, in addition, maybe when trying to click the "LFO Rate" you could even turn off the LED ring aro...

good timing! I was just about to buy one, now i get to wait for the new ones!

If you build a Paia Theremaxit has CV outputs to control a LP

I have both but actually haven't tried yet...surprisingly the Theremin doesn't get used much, I usually just drag it out for guests to play with.
Here is mine:

don't forget inflation though!

When I first got my LP I had emailed you about some crooked/uneven keys LOL.....suuuuure.... they came "crooked" out of the box "a long time ago" ......moog will surely trust that after a post like this, you certainly didn't take apart the key assembly to poke around.... :wink: ...

By hooking them up do you mean? 1. Mixing their outputs 2. Attaching in series so first one is main output then second uses it's audio in for processing of the first sound 3. Having control of pitch and gate simultaneously so you can play one and the second one follows suit and plays the same note d...

but you are pretty much right anyways.....once you modulate something with noise it essential sounds like there is noise in the audio path

But the new digital noise isn't a sound source to be mixed with the audio path (as you are using it with the audio-in) on the new OS, it's actually a modulation option (along with S&H) which can be used to modulate filter, osc, wave etc.
Yay!

oh man, you gotta update that beast....soo many new features! don't hesitate!