That's funny, somewhat similar happened to me, after a year playing the OS, when I got the model D. I set all Osc's to 8', try to tune Osc 3 with Osc1, playing an A. Darn, Osc 3 only tunes when three full steps down from Osc1. Oh well, needs internal trim adjustment or something like that. I can live with that. Start to play. On those patches where I kick in Osc3, it sounded even worse, it won't stay in tune AT ALL when played. Problem was you press the Osc3 orange rocker switch on the D to pass control to the keyboard, Osc3 being used as a LFO under most condition. On the OS, you press the Osc3 switch to RELEASE the Osc from keyboard control. Plays totally in tune nowfiltered wrote:My first note induced a mild panic! I could tell one of the Oscs was way out of tune, despite the fact their respective knobs were all where they should be-.....
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moral of the story is you have an OS AND a D- you lucky #$%*bleeper!That's funny, somewhat similar happened to me, after a year playing the OS, when I got the model D. I set all Osc's to 8', try to tune Osc 3 with Osc1, playing an A. Darn, Osc 3 only tunes when three full steps down from Osc1. Oh well, needs internal trim adjustment or something like that. I can live with that. Start to play. On those patches where I kick in Osc3, it sounded even worse, it won't stay in tune AT ALL when played. Problem was you press the Osc3 orange rocker switch on the D to pass control to the keyboard, Osc3 being used as a LFO under most condition. On the OS, you press the Osc3 switch to RELEASE the Osc from keyboard control. Plays totally in tune now
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That's it. I won't have this!!! I'm signing off... for good! (and join back tomorrow as doublefiltered)filtered wrote:moral of the story is you have an OS AND a D- you lucky #$%*bleeper!
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smartypants!That's it. I won't have this!!! I'm signing off... for good! (and join back tomorrow as doublefiltered)
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Omaroo wrote:Wow - I've just taken delivery of, powered up and heard a Voyager for the first time. No-one told me how powerful these were. I can't believe how much grunt it has. It's not just loud, it's visceral - but warm at the same time.
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Congrats for yours Namahshaman
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thanks, stiiiiiiive. Your input actually helped me decide against buying a Virus . . . and then the day my tax return showed up, I found a great deal on this Voyager, it was meant to be. Soooooooooo glad I didn't get the Virus instead. The Voyager keeps blowing my mind. Most incredible instrument I've ever touched
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As a bonus, you will never hear any aliasing artifacts in the sound of a Voyager !namahshaman wrote:thanks, stiiiiiiive. Your input actually helped me decide against buying a Virus . . . and then the day my tax return showed up, I found a great deal on this Voyager, it was meant to be. Soooooooooo glad I didn't get the Virus instead. The Voyager keeps blowing my mind. Most incredible instrument I've ever touched
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