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THe best Moog Polyphony Ive seen yet...

Voyager polyphony

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJsTbsth ... re=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DqEWGL3vh1A

Eric

Where can I get one of those Voyagers with the case that changes colors?!?

No tht's not actually the case changing colors, its some kind of video magic.

MC was joking

This topic is in the Voyager section, but it isn't bad for a shameless post pad.. He's asking on the Youtube, "how do I do it?" I hear a delay unit, and in some places I'm only hearing one note when the upper notes are played, although the same envelope of the lower tone is still heard.

EricK wrote:THe best Moog Polyphony Ive seen yet...

Voyager polyphony

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJsTbsth ... re=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DqEWGL3vh1A

Eric

Thanks Eric!!

Electrong wrote:This topic is in the Voyager section, but it isn't bad for a shameless post pad.. He's asking on the Youtube, "how do I do it?" I hear a delay unit, and in some places I'm only hearing one note when the upper notes are played, although the same envelope of the lower tone is still heard.

You are hearing both “tones” on one note because he has it set up so that one Voyager is low note priority and the other high note. When you press on key or the controlling Voyager only that note will sound on both instruments, if you hold down a key, then play keys above that, only the sound on the Voyager set for low note will sound, while you can play something else on the “sound” on the high note assigned Voyager.

Brian G wrote: MC was joking

And I was being serious?

Brian G wrote:

Electrong wrote:This topic is in the Voyager section, but it isn't bad for a shameless post pad.. He's asking on the Youtube, "how do I do it?" I hear a delay unit, and in some places I'm only hearing one note when the upper notes are played, although the same envelope of the lower tone is still heard.

You are hearing both “tones” on one note because he has it set up so that one Voyager is low note priority and the other high note. When you press on key or the controlling Voyager only that note will sound on both instruments, if you hold down a key, then play keys above that, only the sound on the Voyager set for low note will sound, while you can play something else on the “sound” on the high note assigned Voyager.

OK thanks.. makes total sense. I thought I was hearing high note priority and low note priority.. So you know he's got a module or another voyager hooked to this via Midi? I'm also hearing a delay effect in there.

Can't you see another KB Voyager in the background??