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If it's not too difficult (and the right gear is close enough together), do you think you'd be able to try and control your phatty chain polyphonically from an external keyboard into the first phatty? If it's too much hassle don't worry about it, but if it's easy enough, I'd be interested to know i...

So today I finally received my orange Little Phatty from Sweetwater! SOOOO COOOL, and pretty heavy too! It was troublesome carrying it up to the third floor of my apartment complex! Cool - have any pics of it? I got the Nova*Musik edition and it's reddish-orange: http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7046/...

It seemed to outshine every other instrument on stage, particularly on the song Myxomatosis (sooo ffffaaattt). Oh, cool -- I'm seeing them tomorrow so I'll be on the lookout. I've always wondered if that Myxomatosis part was played on a Moog. I just got a Voyager last week and actually was fiddling...

I tried to cut out the controls from the plastic side but only managed to wreck it. My suggestion is to get one of them label maker things for a hundred bucks or less. That will be my next purchase. :mrgreen: EDIT- I've always wanted one of these...http://www.officedepot.com/a/products/597232/DYMO-...

Did you not hang onto (and are using) the Metal wood panel or is yours a Stage that you're making look like a Trib? But I'm with you, having something to work up panels (or the lack of it) is the bane of the DIY synth gear maker. Am sure you can get something from one of those parts houses that wor...

stiiiiiiive wrote:Beautiful indeed, bravo

Thanks! I really wish I had some way to (easily) etch metal for the input/output panel on the other side. I contacted Moog a while back and unfortunately, they're out of the panels used on the Tribute Edition (which did have wood cheeks).

Voltor07 wrote:I don't think walnut would have looked this good. Wenge has a distinct grain that just looks really nice with the lines of the Phatty.

Thanks, mate!

Voltor07 wrote:Cool! I thought about going with Wenge, but it coco bolo appealed to me more.

Yeah I was going with walnut but the pieces weren't quite big enough and this was lying around.

I have a beautiful piece of cocobolo but unfortunately it's not quite tall enough...

Voltor07 wrote:That's pretty! What kind of wood is that?

Thanks -- it's wenge.

Check it...



I still need to get the CV Out label, and I'm looking for a decent way to label the ins/outs on the power switch side without it looking too, ahem, custom.

- Joe

muksys wrote:

joe_moog wrote:This update is still Windows-only, correct?

both Mac/PC: http://moogmusic.com/products/phattys/s ... nloads-tab

...unless I'm reading something incorrectly, that's the older (latest official) update, not the one Amos had posted earlier in this thread

This update is still Windows-only, correct?

I had been staving off the urge to plunge into Voyager-land for quite sometime, but could resist no longer and got one. I'm totally blown away by this thing -- BUT -- it has only served to solidify my desires for a proper multi-voice poly add-on for it. I would think that by stripping it down to jus...

Hey There, Sounds like an awesome plan - I love the drum style of some of those soundlab gigs! I was actually just wondering - and it may relate to your percussion idea - can the first LP (St. II) of a poly chain accept polyphonic midi into it and distribute the notes between the following SP's? Ac...

Ah, cool - never noticed that!

Thanks for the info...

("3 Minimoog Voyager Rack Mount Editions"...!!! Now that there's a 'spensive drum kit!)