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I third that.
I have a big DotCom modular system, with some modules from other manufacturers added too (MOTM, STG, Yusynth), and I'm very satisfied with it. The DotCom systems are imho very solidly built, very stable, and have a great sound, rather MOOG-oriented.

CTRLSHFT wrote:

Looks unbelievably cool !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Minimoog Model D
Memorymooog + L.A.M.M.

Thanks; I'll keep an eye on it.

Thanks for the info !!

Thanks for the reply - I know it won't be exactly the same filter; I owned several classic Mini's (Model D) in the past and when I first played a Voyager I noticed very quickly that the sound was good but different. But the classic MOOG sound was still recognizable. Now I'm asking myself if this wou...

You mean your 904A ?

Nevermind, I'll start a new thread for this: http://www.moogmusic.com/forum/viewtopi ... 3578#23578 .

How to compare the MF-101 to the classic 904A module - soundwise (not counting the drive/EG) ? I was planning to look for a 904A for my Synthesizers.com (aka DotCom) modular system, but first I'd liked to hear a few opinions from preferably owners of both 904A module(s) and an MF-101. Or from whoeve...

Sorry for taking up a pretty old thread, but how to compare the MF-101 to the classic 904A module - soundwise (not counting the drive/EG) ? I was planning to look for a 904A for my Synthesizers.com (aka DotCom) modular system, but first I'd liked to hear a few opinions from preferably owners of both...

I'm working on an ambient album - Tangerine Dream style.
Main synths are my MOOG Memorymoog (with L.A.M.M.) and my Synthesizers.com/MOTM modular system.

Thanks Bob - my life would be miserable without your synthesizer technologies.
Big respect.

Are you on PC or on Mac ?

PC: Steinberg Cubase SL3 (or SX 3)
Mac: Apple/Emagic Logic 7 Express (or 7 Pro) or MOTU Digital Performer 5

=> note: between brackets are the "pro" versions; more features but higher price

It was definitely a vocoder - like I said hereabove I *think* I did read it was one of the classic Roland vocoders.

I *think* they used the Roland SVC-350 or VP-330 for "Planet Rock" - good luck & enjoy !!