Getting my first Voyager this week...
Getting my first Voyager this week...
Hey, I'm getting my first Voyager this week and I had a few questions. First off, I am getting a used Performer edition. Is there anything in particular I should check to see that it's in "working" condition? After that, anything cool I should check out first or any tips in general? Thanks.
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Hi.
welcome to the forums.
Congrats on your new gear. It is a real gem.
Be sure to get the correct cable to use the mixer out/filter in jack.
welcome to the forums.
Congrats on your new gear. It is a real gem.
Be sure to get the correct cable to use the mixer out/filter in jack.
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'I am... everything is... changed... they're calling... your face... interwoven... who is...' Patient mumbles inaudibly to a tune (sounds like 'Thanks for the memory).
'I am... everything is... changed... they're calling... your face... interwoven... who is...' Patient mumbles inaudibly to a tune (sounds like 'Thanks for the memory).
My only advice is to check every pot, input, output, and key. Then you might want to see if it up-to-date. Currently the OS is v3.4. Check and see if it has the update for the expanded preset capacity. New Voyagers have the ability to store 127 patches on 7 banks (A-G). You move through the banks by pressing Cursor and the +/- buttons. If not, for a small amount of money you can buy the update. It's easy to install. Enjoy.
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Oh man! What a prick!
Hmmmm that calls for a new clinical term in the Moog Diagnostic handbook.....
That could probably be Moog rejection...ill think of a better one.
Man thats like totally wetting your whistle and then strarving you.
If you are willing to tell us how much you dropped for that unit, we might can find some other alternative. You might be able to get a comporable deal on something for about what you woudl have paid for that one.
Eric
Hmmmm that calls for a new clinical term in the Moog Diagnostic handbook.....
That could probably be Moog rejection...ill think of a better one.
Man thats like totally wetting your whistle and then strarving you.
If you are willing to tell us how much you dropped for that unit, we might can find some other alternative. You might be able to get a comporable deal on something for about what you woudl have paid for that one.
Eric
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https://moogfoundation.org/do-something-2/donate/
I think I hear the mothership coming.
Ill bet you could have gotten an OS from novamusik for a little over 2100. I don't know about the shipping. 2000 is a little too much to pay for a used Voyager!
You coudl definately get a phatty though and some foogers.
Eric
You coudl definately get a phatty though and some foogers.
Eric
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I think I hear the mothership coming.
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I think I hear the mothership coming.
Moog amputation? Moogotomy? Moogectomy? I kinda like Moogectomy. As in, Brian just suffered a Moogectomy.EricK wrote:Oh man! What a prick!
Hmmmm that calls for a new clinical term in the Moog Diagnostic handbook.....
That could probably be Moog rejection...ill think of a better one.
Eric
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Voltor07 wrote:Moog amputation? Moogotomy? Moogectomy? I kinda like Moogectomy. As in, Brian just suffered a Moogectomy.EricK wrote:Oh man! What a prick!
Hmmmm that calls for a new clinical term in the Moog Diagnostic handbook.....
That could probably be Moog rejection...ill think of a better one.
Eric
How about: unattained Moogasm...