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And you can control the Freq of that LFO to a degree. good point, eric - when i was typing, i was just thinking about VC of the lag processor in relation to waveshaping, not altering the period of the LFO and keeping the lag time constant... as i mentioned earlier, the lag generator doesn't seem to...

Can you do that with the CP251's lag processor too? hi eric, thanks for asking. it's not voltage controllable, but it can be used to mimic a triangle or saw when the square wave output of the LFO is patched into it. by setting the lag values to amounts beyond the period of the LFO, things get a bit...

Any other methods? J hi there. you can do some VC of the LFO's waveshape by using it to modulate itself. end result isn't _quite_ a saw, but is very close. there are two waveform outputs - triangle and square. the phase relationship of these is such that by using the square wave output of the LFO t...

~RING MODULATOR: Audio signal X and Y are multiplied, creating an output that contains the sum and difference of the input signals. A very simple but lovely version of MF-102. X: Audio IN Y: Audio IN OUT: Ring Modulated Audio OUT ...perhaps an AC/DC switch like on the arp 2600? then your little RM ...

yeah i think i really need to get one cause i have all the moogerfooger pedals and i'd love to be able to control them via the voyager. thanks for the responses! hey there redeye. imvho you'll have a lot of fun controlling the analog delay from the voyager using the 351 - one thing i like to do is ...

How's the Voyager through just one output (as opposed to stereo)? well, it's mono. depending on which output and filter mode you use, the cutoff characteristics will change a bit. people who don't really know synths tend not to hear much difference, but to my ear the stereo spread can be really spe...

Hi,anyone going/been?any reviews? yeah, work happened to drop me in NYC this week. me and my pal super sarah are headed down there in a couple of hours. she bought my etherwave a while back and i still have sufficient moogs, so we figure we count as proper moogians, decided we better get our moog b...

hey spike, sorry about the delay - my spamfilter sent the email alert to my trash. also - i wanted to congratulate you on your cool moog rogue box. that's a really nice piece and reminds me of the case my dad helped me make for my first synths. :) Alright, thanks. That seems to make sense. If anythi...

I was able to correctly scale the 102 Ring Mod Osc. with just a volume pedal (probably 50k or 100k pot inside) but did not find this to work on the MS20. The voltage probably needs more than attentuation, right? It needs to be offset? the ms20 uses two forms of voltage control - the keyboard voltag...

this idea will work using my 102, Rogue, and a CP-251 (and its attenuator). Right? yes, that's right. btw, there is much fun to be had when you 'scale' the 102's oscillator differently from your keyboard - the nature of ring modulation is such that you'll find that sounds become 'clangy' and then r...

Is the Fat Controller a good buy? yes, but if you want multiple simultaneous sequences, you might prefer something like the doepfer maq 16/3. another alternative is to use a midi->cv converter and let software do the sequencing. right now i'm using a friend's Encore Expressionist, and it's very nic...

Thanks for the pointers, but I'm actually set with the exception of a theremin that can put out pure sine tones. :) I could break down and use a laptop with a touchpad etc etc. of course but when the rest of the gear is pure analog signal chain that's pretty unappealing on several fronts. ;) hi aar...

yeah you must be fairly good then, no, i'm terrible! but the 101 really sounds good with the thing. i am still an unripe thereminist and feel the need to cover up my lack of ability with intense processing, but i'm slowly getting good at it and i'm almost at the point where i could feel comfortable...

used to use a futureretro mobius with my voyager, these made for a nice pair, imvho. these days, i use either an old oberheim cyclone arpeggiator or my little technosaurus cyclodon. if i'm hooked up to SW sequencers, ableton 5 or Logic. my favorite is ableton, very easy to whack together variations ...

for full-range live sound, you'll probably want a keyboard amp. i've found a cheap-n-nasty solution to be the peavey KB300. it can get plenty loud to compete with other instruments in a live situation, and has sufficient bass to deliver a good bottom end. i've even used mine as a bass guitar amp fro...