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if he lets me...but anyway jay Z, the Weeknd and others profit from that analog touch he provides. Makes a difference to plugins no matter what people say and sometimes the vintage stuff is incomparable unique sounding (also have some old arps/ems etc...)
@@studentsmusic thanks for your reply :-) I only said that because I thought even with the best their's always another best... 😆only kiding... that said seeing Athony Marinelli play Dean''s Oberheim Obx (with Rob) I was amazed !
It is still great in 2024, and it will be also great in the future. My favorite synth of my studio. Great demo! :) by the way, what did you use for the drums? Thanks!
Thanks! so encouraging to get such response. Maybe I do some more Bach for example with the Waldorf quantum. But Wendy was epic those days - timeless Moog Modular sound and hard work with layered Tapemachine recording.
@@RayyMusik 3rd wave isnt multitimral and I think the M has its own sound. I absolutely loved my old microwave wich I used back in the 90s together with a MIDI retrofitted PPG wave 2.2, Prophet VS and an Osc Oscar. I think I can get about the same gritty metallic vibe and fonky "analogue" sounds with the 3rd wave and the Waldorf M today, ☺️.
the more I play it the more I think its my best pure analog synth - plus you get the vintage magic and history plus its a Tom Oberheim, Marcus Ryle and (RIP) Dave Smith tribute to buy it. But you should program it yourself and maybe add a nice analog effect here and there. It's easy - lots of sweetspots. Like always - check it out intensively before buying if its really what you need or want - it is still a lot of money but IMO worth it.
@@studentsmusicI really want to have one. It is a bit out of my range at the moment, here in my country it costs like usd6200, but in the future it may be possible to get it. I need to save some money tho, maybe I could afford the desktop version but I think having the keyboard is nicer. I own a Prophet 10 rev 4 which I love, and I think this would be a great partner for my synth and a great addition to my studio :) actually I have pending compositions/ideas to develop waiting for this synth.
Thank you. All custom sounds (like with all my synths - I teached synthesis at a university for decades) but factory is also OK.Anyway great synthesizer.
People do not realize that every single Knob and switch on the Moog Voyager is midi cc controlled and assignable to different parameters. You can make a DAW play it like a synth god.
This desk is totally analog without any form or possibility of automisation or total recall. Mixing must be done manually as it was usual in those days.
@@studentsmusic on some of the 900 series mixing desk there was an option for bulit in automatisations (the faders werent morotised) but there was an modul for saving them. On My friend’s concole there is an option to make automatisations but im searching for the original manual.
Great video! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience using an analog desk. The Studer consoles are terrific products. I'm a very happy owner of a Studer 928. The build quality and versatility is fantastic.
Great video. I actually have two (long story) and one is the XL. I really like the original voyager and the matriarch but I feel like the XL is the best of both worlds. You have tons of CV patching, internal patching, AND preset memory
@@benobit I just bought voyager with cp251 control processor and vx 351 cv expander.. Do you think that Xl has more depth than this voyager system? If yes, why?
I bought an electric blue, the output module and the CV module. Never use the modules because the internal options are very good and honestly the CV inputs on the Voyager can only handle pedal or very slow LFO control signals. Kinda disappointing as it isn't a very useful semimodular. Nor does it have the nasally tone of the MiniMoog. It is however ALL MINE.
I bought mine for 2000US in 2015 from someone in the forums. Then now it sells for 4000US at music stores . I also bought the LFE module which I use for addition modulations
can u pls help me get the midi driver setup for korg triton le keyboard. i could not find it any where in internet. pls reply as early as possible 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Ach Theo.. das ist nett. Trevor ist aber unschlagbar. Slave to the rhythm und der Mix sind für mich bis heute unerreicht. Ich glaube, ich bleibe da aber mal dran und kultiviere diesen Style noch etwas. Hab dieses Gesangsregister bei mir entdeckt. Mal schauen. Yes - da hab ich was.. werde ich demnächst posten.
@@studentsmusic Ich übe noch. ;-) Es ist in der Tat bemerkenswert, wie hoch deine Stimme noch reicht. Für so hohe Noten muss ich mit beiden Füßen gleichzeitig barfuß in 3-5 Lego-Steine treten.
