MF#6 teardown and look inside moog minimoog voyager analog synthesizer keyboard

[@MisterPhi8]

Nice tour, Markus. FYI: V'ger's Analogue Board is actually a 6-layer board, being the very first Moog synth to have that level of complexity, (and expense). Bob was initially VERY apprehensive about going in that direction, but it was necessary to achieve the level of density required by the circuit design. Little known fact: the layout was originally on TWO boards (Right Analogue Brd. and Left Analogue Brd.), but I successfully made the case that that running signals back and forth via more ribbon cables could possibly compromise overall reliability. For that reason one must be be EXTREMELY careful when replacing parts - if you happen to damage the interior board layers around a plated-through hole, you could create an internal short and possibly have to scrap the whole board...$$$ (gulp!)

[@makomk]

Yowch - 6 layer board with all through hole components? That sounds like a nightmare to repair. Worst of both worlds surely.

[@teashea1]

thanks for the info ------

[@SpringDivers]

Ahhh. The Voyager Electric Blue Edition. She's a beauty. Thanks for the video.

[@SAAILBAND]

Hello Markus, maybe you could help us out, our moog voyager has a problem, only one octave of the keyboard is working, the rest i playing the same note no matter which key we press, what can it be?

[@bernardob3227]

Markusfuller. Thank you so much for making this video. According to the manual of the Voyager the backlight can only last about 4000 hours so now I can replace the backlight myself when necessary. If you ever feel like disassembling a Roland V-Synth GT or a Novation Supernova please do. The V-Synth GT suffers from touch screen display problems from time to time and the Novation Supernova 2 is well-known for its main outs that often don't last long.

[@markusfuller]

Hi Bernardo B, I had a V-Synth and it was was not a very good touch screen from the very start, I remember I had problems with it also but sold it to a friend before I had the chance to check out what was inside and it was way before i started making these videos. I have never had my hands on the supernova but I know it is an amazing synthesizer and I think it will be one of those vintage collectable classics in years to come. Hold onto that.

[@markusfuller]

I forgot to mention about the Moog backlight. you could replace it with a LED backlight but the front (sticker) electroluminescent could only be replaced by peeling it off and buying a new one from Moog.

[@bernardob3227]

markusfuller Hello Marcusfuller. Thank you so much for replying. Much appreciated. What made you decide to start making those videos? I am very happy you make those videos, because unfortunately I am not a hardware repair expert. I do know how to solder though, so if I need to repair something your videos are an awesome reference guide. As for the Supernova 2. Rest assured I won't part with it. The stereo output is done for, but the aux outputs function so I can redirect the sound there instead of sending it to the main out. I would love to repair the stereo out one day. I just need to find out how I can open the Supernova 2 without breaking anything and then it will be easy. The sound I can create with the Supernova is amazing so it will never leave the house. It's one of my most favorite synths I own. What is your favorite synth?

[@bernardob3227]

markusfuller Thank you so much for that information that I can replace it with a LED backlight. And of course I will order the front (sticker) electroluminescent then. I used the backlight economically, but now I can use it whenever I want. And yeah, it's a gimmick but a very good one. Even people I know, who are not into synths or musical instruments, are amazed by the backlight when I turn it on.

[@ReubenSound]

I love your videos, Mark. Looking forward to any synths guts you choose to operate on in the future! Cleaning the insides of my PolyEvolver, Supernova and MS10 synths adds another enjoyment to the hobby. I imagine analogue circuit boards as miniature electric cities! If you have the opportunity to investigate any of these synths and explain all the components that would be great! Thanks, Reuben

[@jakedooom]

2023 now, and I’m off to pick (hopefully) an Electric Blue from 200 miles away… and I’m feeling excited and apprehensive.

[@t3l3phasicworksh0p]

Great insight into a quality synh. I also will keep it for the rest of my life. It will be MY legacy to my boys - whether they appreciate it or not! Great vid!

[@ronnieperez7650]

I always get a laugh when you say "It still works" at the end. It's always a good feeling when you put one back together and hear it's still intact :)

[@SRDhain]

This reminds me of so many times in different places, with different people, etc. I've been through a few voyagers in the last decade ( I sold one, and had to return the others due to build quality anomalies. Fortunately moog themselves were absolutely great with a replacement and the one i own now is smooth to play & tweak with a great output) and I can remember that the ones with the back-lit panels had a noisier output stage , as if the luminescent panel contributed to this. Fortunately you can turn it down and even turn it off completely, if i remember correctly. It's a pity they've decided not to make them anymore, but they're also now making more modular synths, including larger footprint incarnations of the older systems, such as the 3P. That is somehting I'd love to get a hold of, just for the power of 10 moog oscillators in a sequenced melodic structure. All in all, I've really enjoyed this video, Markus; loved the sci-fi reference at the end ;-). Thank you for sharing.

[@dropthispackets]

Aaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh 8:42 The plug falls on the electronic board :/. But nice Vid!

[@RayMcNamaraMusic]

Wow. This is gotta be the greatest 3 osc mono synth yet built. I can't wait to see how they improve it in the next iteration of the Minimoog. Who knows how long that'll take...

[@danwentz]

I am blessed with two of these babies, AE and XL. Now if they would just reissue the MemoryMoog!

[@CaptainAbir]

Hi Mark , took apart My Yamaha PSR-E403 , it's keys went unresponsive , and all I did was clear the plate and woaah it started working , So Now you've become my teacher and I would really love to see what is inside a KORG MONOLOGUE lil brother of Korg Minilogue.

[@markusfuller]

Thats good news Anubhav, I am not sure if I will get a monologue but if I do I will open it up :-) best wishes from markus

[@dvamateur]

I used to have similar one to this, the Voyager OS. The OS was no only cheaper than the fully featured Voyager, but also appealed to me more aesthetically, because it didn't have that touchscreen look-alike touch pad in the center. So, one Black Friday I took the plunge for one, together with the Moogerfooger delay. I was so happy, I got a great deal on it, it was brand new, it sounded nice. But nobody else around me really liked it. Everybody thought I was crazy to get such weird wooden contraption instead of a laptop or something. Duh! Laptop so much better. Or so it is for others, but not me... Anyway, I was in love with the instrument, but then the charm started to go away. The front panel sticker started to bother me, the instrument stopped growing on me. I realized, an analog synthesizer like this with knobs, it's not where I feel at home with. Where I felt truly at home, was the 2x40 character backlit LCD like than on the D-50 or Yamaha V50. These really make me feel warm and fuzzy, the Voyager OS wasn't giving me that. I learned a lesson: be true to yourself. Don't go for fads and fashions... Mind you, voyager sounds nice, it's just the aesthetics didn't happen to grow on me.

[@TheGilounet]

Hi Markus and thanks a lot for this useful and really interesting vidéo. I have a small question about the Voyager Do you think that the Voyager is easy to fix (by a confirmed technician with all the necessary tools and equipment) in case of the guarantee is no longer available? For example, if I need to replace a component on a circuit board: is it possible to do it myself or may I have to change the circuit board (which is very expensive) from Moog's technical center? Thanks again for your great job.

[@markusfuller]

TheGilounet Hi. The Voyager is repairable though there is a fair bit of complicated voodoo magic that goes into making these. I have found that Moog can be very helpful, Just send them an email if you need something and you should get a reply and if they have a spare part they will try to help. also a majority of the components they use are "off the shelf" standard electronics components that you could track down from many suppliers such as Rapid electronics or Mouser or CPC etc

[@TheGilounet]

markusfuller Ok, Thanks a lot Markus for your kind reply!

[@mCKENIC]

A bit sad watching this today - the Voyager was just announced as discontinued :-( Granted, if I was buying a Moog (and I'd love to!) I would be after a Sub37 but there is something beautiful about the Voyagers!

[@markusfuller]

+mCKENIC That is sad. The voyager is a magnificent synth, I only wish I had kept mine but lack of space (and money) makes me move things on, I will keep the Sub37 though thats also a wonderful synth.

[@BertGrink]

The Voyager XL is still being made in 2017 (nudge nudge wink wink)

[@videosuperhighway7655]

I just dont know how long those voyagers will work, even a soldered in battery. I bought the minimoog d reissue, it sounds so much better and I feel more comfortable with it giving me years of reliable work.

[@DAVIDGREGORYKERR]

I think I heard the instrument on a track called "Chaunt de Magnetic"(Magnetic Fields) by Jean Michelle Jarre.

[@markusfuller]

one of my all time favourite musicians Jean-michel Jarre

[@janne-mikaeljarvinen8593]

@David Gregory Kerr Magnetic Fields Equipment used : > ELECTRO-HARMONIX Echoflanger > KORG KR 55 > ELKA 707 > EMINENT 310 U > FAIRLIGHT CMI-I > MDB Polysequencer > ARP 2600 > EMS Synthi AKS > EMS Synthi VCS3 > MOOG Taurus Pedal Synthesizer > OBERHEIM OB-X > EMS Vocoder 1000 > KORG VC-10

[@ronsunsinger483]

Your teardown videos are very insightful. A real Education! Thanks!

[@markusfuller]

+Ron Sunsinger Thank You Ron. I am learning new things all the time myself from making these video's and some replies i get from people in the know helps to teach me new things also. KZbin is such an amazing space for learning new things. I have not watched commercial television for nearly 3 years now.

[@alexandersteen6533]

great! it makes much more sense to me now how the digital interface interacts with the analog sound synthesis part. All the opamps in that digital board you showed might be buffers between the ADC's generating various control voltages and the analog board. I was quite surpised to see trough hole tech though for the analog board. Interesting stuff!

[@alexandersteen6533]

DAC's i meant of course

[@markusfuller]

Hi Alex, pity i could not remove the Pots so i could get to those boards. they were so stiff. but yes the through hole tech amazed me also.

[@JuanjoButron]

Markus, please can you make a video of how change the rubber strips on Voyager and Where is connected the keyboard on PCBs? During a tranport of the synth something unplugged internally and the keyboard do not work Regards

[@stevesalisbury8206]

Great video again Mark! Thank you. I have a sub 37, but that Voyager wow! What a great syth.

[@markusfuller]

sadly I do not own it any longer. I miss it in a way

[@RockyMountainSounds]

Is the power supply the same one used in the Prophet 12- looks nearly identical

[@paulfoley8294]

I'm fortunate enough to own a second hand two year old performer edition Minimoog Voyager. I would never sell this beautiful instrument. As the gentleman in the video explains, this is a handmade. How good is that? I love to noodle away for hours with my Minimooog. It's rather like a palette, instead of colours, there are lovely sounds to blend and enjoy. Creativity is such a beautiful thing to explore.

[@geertverstraete718]

Why is there so much noise on the oscilloscoop? Is the signal so noisy?

[@shaunfrost25]

i did buy the JDXA...however the oscillators seem to sound a little sterile if you know what I mean...I'm thinking of the prophet 6 with the vcos

[@markusfuller]

+Michael Frost yes I would like the prophet 6. seems a nice bit of gear

[@shaunfrost25]

+markusfuller. well said mate...I got into synths about 2 years ago and love it....

[@isledemort]

great touch at the end with the tardis!

[@loocheenah]

Markus, when you show the output waveforms on the oscillator at 11:30, they seem to contain a certain amount of noise. What could be the reason for that? I'm not deep into oscillators though, maybe it can be tweaked and doesn't refer to sound at all. Btw great video, and so is the whole channel!

[@markusfuller]

+Андрей Лучина Hello I was using a cheap oscilloscope there and I think it was placed next to a power supply unit running the LED shelf lighting so it could have been adding noise to the scope. this is one of my early videos and I am changing things as I go along. thanks for pointing that out to me as I never really took much notice to it at the time.

[@loocheenah]

+markusfuller haha one of my first thoughts was quite the opposite, that you might have used super cool oscillator that has very hi fidelity. Well i can see now. Thanks for the answer.

[@vinawilliams9588]

hi my voyager electric blue's screen stopped showing anything apart from the backlight and no sound comes out, do you have any idea what the problem could be ? it was working fine then one day nothing on the screen and no sound. Do you think I will need a new part for it to work again ? Thanks

[@markusfuller]

Hello it sounds as if you may have a power fault somewhere. the blue backlight behind the controls has its own dedicated power supply so that is why that may still be working though im not sure if it takes 12 volts from the main power unit but the synth and display uses the main power supply and one of the voltages may be missing. I would check for voltages in that area first to make sure there is different selections of power coming from the main unit.

[@ericques9974]

Hi, is there a way to turn off the Velocity COMPLETELY please ? I only see options, normal, soft and hard.

[@MmostlyRandom]

rewatching some of your vids and it occured to me it must have been a nightmare for your parents at christmas. by 10am boxing day all your stuff had been taken to bits and re purposed :)

[@faybiens]

Small transformer :-) I did dont see the ladder filter, is the design using a dedicated chip for filter?

[@markusfuller]

faybiens Hi Faybiens. Im not sure where the ladder filter is in the Voyager. I sadly sold it and regret ever selling it. Big mistake... best wishes from Markus

[@rennygoonerage8133]

can i just ask about the voyager XL....does it save the patch connections??? so if you patch a cable...does the voyager XL remember the patch even if the cable is not there?? sorry if thats a stupid question...i thought that was what someone was saying....thanks...

[@robertsyrett1992]

Dude, you gotta teardown the new model D. I gotta see if they really didn't use any integrated circuits.

[@markusfuller]

I hope to get my hands on one of those, I too would like to see whats inside them. maybe the components are a little smaller but I think Moog have used as close to the original circuit as they can.

[@DIGITALSCREAMS]

Its component identical to the original. I've seen it.

[@markusfuller]

Brilliant. I wish roland would do this with the 808 909 they could be remade with the original components instead of the FPGA chip.

[@timothyburns31]

YES! That would be amazing. Thanks for all your great videos.

[@videosuperhighway7655]

Powersupply looks like a Meanwell. Most companies dont bother reinventing the wheel and dealing with all the compliance testing,certification so they use 3rd party power supplies.

[@dominikkarkowski]

Wow look how clean your desk was!

[@markusfuller]

yes but all the crap was in a different room in those days. now its all on my desk again.

[@dominikkarkowski]

Ohh, well thanks for your reply! Hope to see a new video soon!

[@captn_hanky]

Can anybody please tell me where on the analog board is the envelope generator for the filter? Because Decay/Sustain is not working on mine. Thanks

[@jfamilytv8392]

Hi great video! I’m not an electrician so I must ask, what is that wristband do exactly? Thanks

[@markthomas89]

An antistatic wrist strap, ESD wrist strap, or ground bracelet is an antistatic device used to safely ground a person working on very sensitive electronic equipment, to prevent the buildup of static electricity on their body, which can result in ESD.

[@daryeczek]

Just out of curiosity, when you took the mod and pitch wheel section out, I noticed a green wire that looks like it attached to the bolt of what would be the rubber foot on the underside. Mine is not attached. Should it be? What problems could arise if it is not? I'm assuming it's a ground for something, but don't know enough about electronics to say for sure myself.

[@markusfuller]

Hi David. I do not have that synth any more (pity) but yes you are correct that it would have been a grounding cable, if yours is not in the same place then it should not affect your synth as there would be one somewhere else or it would rely on the screws through the metal plates to do the actual grounding.

[@nikolaidobshinsky5509]

есть проблема с шумом левый сигнал. наушники тоже. voager Os. шум при крутя ручку среза для фильтрации и amounth. Вставленные наушники и Джек не до конца в разъем, так что сигнал пошел к обоим гарнитуре только с левым ухом. и нет никакого шума. ситуация не ясна. Помогите советом. может быть, материнская плата нужно что-то трогать.

[@lovecastle7154]

Great explanation and good presentation, thank you

[@metalboxhead]

So how do the pots work? Are they digital (for recall etc) and get converted to CV?

[@markusfuller]

metalboxhead Hi. they are just regular variable potentiometers but the voltage is passed to an analog to digital converter, that number is stored and passed onto a digital to analog (microchip) potentiometer which the synth uses. that way a selectable memory of where the pot is can be stored and recalled from memory.

[@lguerin910lg]

Hi I am getting the Roland MC 505 which has the smart media slot to save on using up the user bank .Question ..Is there any way to make a cable adapter which is smart media to usb connection .OR can one replace the smart media slot on the Roland MC 505 so you can use a usb memory stick to save your work too instead of using a smart media card would like to see a video on how one can do this on a Roland MC 505 .CHEER'S Lawrence

[@markusfuller]

Hi Lawrence, Im sorry but I do not have the answer to that. I was lucky to find an old smartmedia card so I use that but yes it would be so much better if there was some sort of converter for it as I use my mc505 often.

[@shaunfrost25]

May I ask your favorite synth? which is your "go to"

[@markusfuller]

+Michael Frost Hi Michael. if I try making some music up (which is rare as i don't get time) I always start on the Korg KronosX88 using the piano only, from there when ideas start I like the Moog Sub37 for the low notes bass lines etc then the JD-XA for the sprinkles of synth sounds basically because i still have not learned how to use it fully yet so it throws surprises at me and sounds I would not have even tried to make. but constructing music is done using cubase. the problem is time I have many hours of my own music here and there and everything is in a state of unfinished, I am never happy with my own music always too critical always thinking there is something missing somewhere but then saving it as a project to get back to one day in the future. also at the moment I'm having tons of fun with the ableton push but again I need more knowlege and understanding in just what can be done with it. but a Favourite Synth ? I don't actually have one as I can never do everything i want to do just on one synthesizer.

[@seamusmaguire2160]

Hi Markus, what is the box you plug your static strip into?

[@markusfuller]

Hi Seamus, that box is an agilent 6632B programmable dc power supply.the outputs are on the back so I placed the terminals on the front and it was just convenient for the mains earth terminal to be put onto the rackmount tab holes. best wishes from markus

[@MarshalArnold]

Any plans to have a look inside a Model D reissue? Would be great to compare what's inside one of those to the Behringer clone :)

[@markusfuller]

Hi Marshal , at the moment I am all spent up and cannot afford to buy the model-d. all the instruments in my videos are either owned by me or repairs for firends. but if one ever does come along I will surely take it apart :-)

[@nikolaidobshinsky5509]

здравнитвуйте . имею проблему с шумом левого сигнала. наушники тоже. voager os. шумит когда выкручиваю ручку cutoff и amounth to filter. вставлял наушники и джек не до конца в разъем чтоб сигнал шел в оба наушника только с левого уха. и шума нет. ситуация не понятная. помогите советом. может на материнской плате нужно что то трогать .

[@GNeuman]

Hi Markus, Do you have any idea how much Dr. Bob had to do with the Voyager's design? Also, can you see how much the Voyager is a descendant from the Model D, electronically speaking? All the best! Mike

[@varanidfury8634]

We’re can I find that ceelite. ? I have a voyager and I hear that one day the lights will burn out

[@markusfuller]

Yes eventually it will get dimmer and dimmer until you can no longer see any light from it. I do not know where you can buy the from.

[@varanidfury8634]

@@markusfuller can the battery be replaced. Mine is not remembering my settings

[@shaunfrost25]

if I ever had an issue...please let me pay you to repair it...I love your videos and accent!

[@markusfuller]

+Michael Frost ThankYou Michael. sadly I do not have enough hours in the day to do repairs. my hope with these video's is that people will have a go themselves. But Thanks anyway, Best wishes from Markus.

[@Marscrafter01]

Hi Markus, i've seen that you own a MoogerFooger. Can you please do a teardown video of it?

[@markusfuller]

Marscrafter01 Hi Sorry I borrowed that from a friend and doubt he would let me tear it down.

[@WilliWerkel]

I wonder how they stuffed all that into the RME

[@warbatron2]

Nice vid, love my Voyager!

[@ExStaticBass]

Is there a separate channel where you showcase your music? I heard some of it today having watched your car boot finds and I rather liked it. So if you have a perspective SoundCloud account or something a link would be nice because I'd like to hear more of it. Maybe an episode where you have a bit of a mess around day playing and having fun?

[@markusfuller]

ExStatic Bass Hello yes there are a few pieces of music on soundcloud under my same name markusfuller . many thanks from markus

[@ExStaticBass]

You may consider yourself followed. Feel free to have a listen to my tracks too. Much like the way you've done things my soundcloud ID is ExStatic.

[@markusfuller]

ExStatic Bass Brilliant I will go and have a listen tomorrow. many thanks.

[@malibusushipictures]

Nashville is in Tennesse

[@harrymartin684]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asheville,_North_Carolina

[@Digiphex]

Please mod one of your boards with some proper internal effects. Tear up a Pandora pedal or something and wire it up with some controls. Would be awesome.

[@wackenthaljef]

Those vids are really helpul,thanks again Markus,im french but i can understand your english!

[@markusfuller]

jeff wackenthal Thank You Jeff. Much Appreciated.

[@BertGrink]

What a magnificent beast Great video as always Markus :D

[@redobledore]

Thank you for sharing this!

[@XOEYZIIE]

WHERE CAN I BUY THIS POLICE BOX SPEAKER?

[@markusfuller]

Do you mean the small roland cube amp on the desk ?. if so you should be able to get them from any good music shop. I think it was made for guitarists.

[@XOEYZIIE]

ok! thnks

[@GroovBird]

All through-hole for the analog part. Why?

[@wado1942]

Availability of parts and ease of service.

[@DheerajSukumaran]

just wat I was looking for.. amazing video

[@hiddenmaterial]

thanks for another wonderful tear down video

[@trashkassett]

Lovely ending, though that Dr Who sound was actually made by keys being scraped down piano strings.

[@Suzukisenpai]

8:43 Ouch!! It`s MOOG synthesizer board, Markus! =))

[@SovereignSDG]

markusfuller, I really enjoyed this video! Thank you for taking the time to produce this valuable resource. I have a request which you may be willing to respond to if I ask nice enough: Will you make a video detailing how to calibrate the Minimoog Voyager? I own a 50th anniversary (Electric Blue) Edition, and would actually pay you in chocolate or other acceptable currency if you were to produce such an instructional video. I know of many individuals who would love you forever if you were to film a detailed process of the calibration. As a matter of fact, I know certain individuals who would chip in to purchase you fancy clothing and such. Please consider my request, Love David Hobson.

[@lvmusicman]

Really enjoyed this video

[@BarryWarne]

this is an amazing video ... thanks for making this!

[@TsiroulisJ]

please please please!!! Show us how to tune it! Lower part and higher part go out of tune once in a while

[@markusfuller]

Yiannis Tsiroulis Sorry I no longer own this moog. I sold it more than a year ago. I think there is a tuning function in the menu somewhere but i cannot remember where.

[@hypnodelica]

It's Moog not Moog!

[@75IFFY]

Hypnodelica Hear, hear!! Well said, I couldn't agree more. :)

[@chieftp]

no, it's actually pronounced Moog, not Moog.

[@fredmaskeroni109]

You say potato, I say potato.

[@DGLCHANNEL-fi1ky]

wow you know your stuff... great vids!

[@4mb127]

Amazing. Thank you for this.

[@Fluxwithit]

Love these videos

[@CWL51]

very nice video, thanks.

[@SoloStuff]

Thanks, Useful info.

[@teashea1]

most excellent as always

[@123videos4you]

moog minimoog : Legend ... markusfuller ? German-Name ?!??

[@markusfuller]

Hello, I am not 100% sure where the name Fuller originated from but Markus does sound like it originated as a German name though I was born in Derbyshire UK.

[@123videos4you]

markusfuller Ok. Thank's ! My favorite Keyboard is the Korg Kronos & That's you Best Video :MF#28 oxygene 2 on korg kronos ! Thanks for that Upload ! ;)

[@Drachenreiterklaus]

08:42 OUCH that hurts.

[@dvamateur]

Nice machine, but that front panel sticker...

[@Audiotecna]

nice t-shirt!

[@adrianroethlisberger4626]

What is jon bon jovi doing here ?

[@teashea1]

excellent - well done -

[@badfreddytube]

Great stuff , you remind me of John fox

[@markusfuller]

+Needle Factory John Fox - I like John Fox so Thats a compliment thankyou. :-)

[@chrisrowand]

Great video.

[@bladerunner114]

You reminds me on EEVblogger:)

[@markusfuller]

+Hrvoje P. Im a BIG fan of Dave Jones of the EEV-Blog

[@dnch]

just casually drops the large 25 pin connector on the analog board:D

[@IanHolden]

Excellent!

[@kaostrip]

C'est quand même autre chose qu'un prophète 12 chinois 😊

[@ChromosomeSyndicate]

bam the connector on the analogue board . ai ai

[@Psychlist1972]

Love the end

[@cogsinister100]

So glad i subscribed :)

[@EBMZEQUENZER]

I'd like to see octatrack stripped nice vids Cheers now I know where to find Mr. Flux Peace

[@BarryWarne]

was not previously aware that a) Jamie Lannister had grown his hand back and b) was a devout Moog Synth Enthusiast

[@markusfuller]

FlametopFred Yikes that was a Bad Hair day LOL

Nice again!

[@philoupaulo]

Markus, it's an overrating synth, you just pay the Bob signature ! Ten years ago, dreaming of a Moog, saving money for this expensive purchase, i was very desappointed with the building "US" quality for the price... First, when you set the intensity light of the displayed leds an so one, you can hear a hight frequency pissing in the VCOs... Two, the pitch weel spring was out of axe with no amortising and to strong spring ! Nothing to see with a good old model D... Three month later, it was sold without any regret... An Arturia Matrixbrute is far away and cheaper than a Voyager !

[@theeltea]

Yeah, a Matrix brute is far away. Far away from Moog sound.

[@MrBoxxed]

....so good :)

[@blipblip88]

...wearing two watches-radical.

[@markusfuller]

blipblip88 Im Ambidextrous :-)

[@jim5150a]

AUD

[@saardean4481]

i am loughing now cause if the knobs are attached to a digital board it means that analog fanatics should stop complaining about digital knobs-filters etc since this way they use a knob that translates your moving the knob into digital steps.... now how funny is than? "oooh i like all analog cause analog so good dr evil. analog has no steps when moving knobs. it`s so creamy cause it`s analog!" well guess what! it`s not! muaaa mua muaaaaaa!!!

[@Seekimo]

My next piece of gear!!