Moog Music Forum

Let's get a thread going with Voyager videos and recordings. . . I would love to see/hear what everyone has been up to with their beastly behemoth.

(I'm still working on one, it'll be up soon).

Hi

Im a longtime-lurker on this terrific forum....I guess a piece of music would be a great way to introduce oneself

Here´s a spacey-ambient piece I´ve done. All sounds are done on my Voyager:

http://soundcloud.com/ekkoarkitekt/two

The piece is from ambient album released a couple of months ago. It´s called "Book Of Fixed Stars" and features 10 tunes done on analog synths.....

Please enjoy
ekkoarkitekt / Anders Mortensen

What?!
No Drum MAchine?!?!

Very tasty timbres!

Best,

dml

Here is a song with only 1 Voyager RME but multitracked a lot
A little bit of Vangelis and Jean-Michel Jarre touch on the production.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0tWRDytkqMM

My AE Voyager with a Radias. The Guitar sounds are a overdriven resonator gtr.
This is for my Raised By Machines project.
http://snd.sc/KkDwVn
and another
http://snd.sc/KkEaSF
Thanks for listening
https://www.facebook.com/pages/RaisedBy ... 0093600628
https://www.reverbnation.com/raisedbymachines
Also in yesterdays (5-5-12) Pittsburgh Post Gazette. http://www.post-gazette.com/stories/ae/ ... 12-634134/

ekkoarkitekt wrote:Hi

Im a longtime-lurker on this terrific forum....I guess a piece of music would be a great way to introduce oneself

Here´s a spacey-ambient piece I´ve done. All sounds are done on my Voyager:

http://soundcloud.com/ekkoarkitekt/two

The piece is from ambient album released a couple of months ago. It´s called "Book Of Fixed Stars" and features 10 tunes done on analog synths.....

Please enjoy
ekkoarkitekt / Anders Mortensen

Sounds really good, guessing there was some effects though. esp. per the drone? nice work!!

Wow. Really cool sounds, everyone. Now I'm a little embarrassed to post mine.

Ah well, here's a little trippy ditty I worked out in my hotel room on the road with Voyager (multi-tracked), EHX DMM, and MF-108. Recorded into Ableton Live. Let me know what you all think. Any advice/recommendations for recording technique/quality will be greatly appreciated.

http://soundcloud.com/transmute-11/moogshroom

namahshaman wrote:Wow. Really cool sounds, everyone. Now I'm a little embarrassed to post mine.
http://soundcloud.com/transmute-11/moogshroom

no need to be embarrassed, sounds real y nice !!

Here's my latest upload http://soundcloud.com/ianman/ascent-one (warning: berlin school ! )

thanks, fyvewytches.

Very cool piece, I really enjoyed it. You've definitely got some scoring skills, I'd like to see that accompany a good film.

namahshaman wrote:thanks, fyvewytches.

Very cool piece, I really enjoyed it. You've definitely got some scoring skills, I'd like to see that accompany a good film.

Me too !!! I would love to do film music.

Actually the only time I got paid to make music was for a documentary... but I was still just a guitarist back then !

I hear a lot of ex-Voyager owners whinging about how it's not rough and hard enough... OK, sure I think it's true nature is deep, smooth and complex, but I personally have no trouble coaxing guts out of it.

The bassline in this tune is made with a voyager - there is a little processing but not a lot.

http://soundcloud.com/praxisaxis/vedic- ... -preview-4

So heres one that features the voyager on lead:

http://soundcloud.com/andyford69/impres ... rt-i-short

My influences are mainly Jarre, Oldfield and Kraftwerk but not sure how much of those are in here or how you would classify it other than electronica.

Anyway this is the short un-mixed version, the full version will be available on YouTube when it's finished.

Please enjoy (or not, lol)!
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Kind Regards

-Fordy

http://soundcloud.com/ynnek001/space-odyssey-2/s-lrPCO

This is the first recording I have done with my Voyager! Just finished it a few minutes ago.

Kenneth,

That is nice. Ambient but percussive as well. Reminds of something from a movie soundtrack.
I pictured a busy park downtown at rush hour.

Nice, easy going music piece there, Kenneth ! I liked the "glide" sound starting at around 4 minutes...

Nice guitar playing too, by Nathan. Kudos to you guys.

P.S. A small piece of nitpicking if I may, the "volume pumping" caused by the (too) heavily compressed recording (or overuse of a limiter possibly), removes any kind of subtleties and blends everything into a pulp. You should let the music "breathe" a little more. But then again, the way it is now, maybe that's what you were looking for ? If so, simply disregard this post scriptum.


Al.