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Couldn't hurt...

Acid Mitch is quite right on this. In fact, it's one of the fundamental considerations for recreating Minimoog patches on the Voyager. A few years ago I included this as an addendum to the "Vintage, Voyager, or Virtual" article that compared a Minimoog Model D with a Voyager and a Creamwar...

Just arrived! Gonna get lost in the Matrix:

Yep! The technique is well-described in a few KnobTweak articles. Look in the Files/Voyager section for:

Kicking It Up.zip

Also, you might take a look at these related articles:

Old Dog, New Tricks.zip

Mix Out Insert Cable.pdf

- Greg

And there is also the setting for single or retriggering mode. The later will start the envelopes whenever a new note is played. The former is the way the vintage Moogs used: you had to let all keys go (play staccato) to trigger a new note. So you could play legato notes (change to a new note pitch...

Welcome to the forums Wavebreak!

You're looking for 'Keyboard Modes', which appears in the EDIT Menu (3.3). It allows you to select Lower, Higher, Last, or 1 Key Only operation.

Hope this helps.

Also I would love to try and recreate the Vox Humana patch at some point - I know this is a Polymoog one but I'm sure you could get close to it on a Voyager - anyone have any ideas? You can get close to the Vox Humana sound pretty quickly by tweaking the 'Space Strings' patch from the Select Series...

Ray_V wrote:Unfortunately I keep getting a message that an error has occurred whilst trying to join the group. I'll give it another bash later. Many thanks for the link though!

Try the link at the bottom of this message.

I now have the Nemesis delay and it is amazing. No clipping and great stereo sounds. I'll have to replace some of the stock engines with others on the app and then it will be perfect. Noise Tape is my favorite of the 12 stock engines so far, I think. Haven't tried replacing the stock engines in my ...

pcx9 wrote:Already have a Source Audio Nemesis on the way and cannot wait!

+1. The Nemesis makes a great synth pedal, but the tiny PS that comes with it iffy - sometimes works, sometimes not (my experience). Make sure you have an alternate handy (a Boss PS works).

A reflection: To me the Voyager was a disappointment soundwise as my intention was a Model replacement to my Model D I had back then. But it sounds to me like my 2008 Voyager sounds better and better the older it gets, especially the last year (10 years old now). Better is of course subjective, by ...

So while I'm waiting, I asked my wife for an "appetizer" and ordered a Roland SE-02 to tide me over for a bit, can't wait to see what it's like. Seems like you're on your way to gear heaven - congrats! One thought I had was to reconsider the SE-02 and substitute something less Moogish. Th...

Have patience, grasshopper - all will be revealed in the next few weeks!

Yes, you can use the attenuators in the CP-251 CP to reduce Beatstep CV values. The attenuators are linear 50K ohm potentiometers (not 50KW as stated in the User Manual). Reducing the Gate voltage is as simple as patching into one of the CP-251 attenuators and setting the control to about the 1 o'cl...

So, I'm curious from the rest of the members here, any insights of how voyagers are being used in new ways than they were expected to be used? I tried searching youtube, but i feel like all the videos there are about how the voyager is different from the model d ... which has resulted in a bunch of...