Daydreaming about a Voyager multi-voice rack...

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 just what’s needed to generate, say, four voices that complement a Voyager, with minimal necessity for external controls/display, that it could be reasonably affordable. This is basically what the DSI Poly Evolver Rack was. Doing the same for a Voyager would be MASSIVE.

Perhaps that’s what the MF-106M is… :wink:

Voyager + VX-351 (or CP-251) +3 Freqbox = 4 oscillators and a bunch of extra fun :slight_smile: That isn’t a cheap option, but it is AN option. Voyager is certainly on my eventual list, but I’m going Minibrute, Minitaur, Freqbox. Really considering a CP-251 as well as soon as I can afford it to play all 3 at once. Minibrute Freq to CP-251, other CV to Minitaur, 251 Mult out to Minitaur and Freqbox Freq in. Osc out from Freqbox to Minibrute. 2 osc lines (plus sub-osc and other waveform shapers) on MInibrute and doubles basslines on the Minitaur.

I think everyone dreams of Moog bringing out some sort of polysynth at this point.

You could get the freq boxes but that would only add extra Oscillators not polyphony though, right?

Unfortunately, that’s true. The only way to get polyphony in a Voyager is to go the expensive route: multiple RME’s :open_mouth:

Just about to do just that - order an RME to polychain to the Electric Blue. Yikes.. here goes an expensive line of action. LOL