Can you send a guitar through the Voyager?
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Can you send a guitar through the Voyager?
Is it possible to plug a guitar into the voyager and use it as a guitar synth? If not, is it possible to modify the Voyager for this?
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Guitar though Voyager
You can run the guitar signal through Voyager - there is an external audio input. The guitar signal passes through the Mixer, into the Filters, then to the output. You can get some really neat sounds with the Filters' dual lowpass mode, and you can get crazy effects when you modulate the filters with an oscillator (or 2)...
What you can't do with the external audio input is trigger the envelope generators, or control the pitches of the oscillators. You would need a guitar to MIDI converter to do that.
Hope that helps!
Moog Music
What you can't do with the external audio input is trigger the envelope generators, or control the pitches of the oscillators. You would need a guitar to MIDI converter to do that.
Hope that helps!
Moog Music
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My step-son (they guitarist in the family) and I have played around with the MF-101 Filter using it's envelope follower. We then either "bypass" the filter or not, depending on the phase of the moon, and use the envelope follower to trigger the Voyager.
What would be really nice would be the addition of a pitch to CV (and/or MIDI) converter. Then you can control even more of the synth. But we had lots of fun with just the guitar, the filter, and the Voyager.
Best of luck!
What would be really nice would be the addition of a pitch to CV (and/or MIDI) converter. Then you can control even more of the synth. But we had lots of fun with just the guitar, the filter, and the Voyager.
Best of luck!
This is a nice interactive website for learning the basics:kidgloves2 wrote:Can anyone recommend a good book to start learning. I don't know an envelope from a filter to an oscillator.
http://nmc.uoregon.edu/emi/
This is a thread on another site that has some good suggestions as well:
http://www.the-gas-station.com/messages ... stdays=999
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