Finally I have my Moog Modular on an Apex stand sitting above a couple JUNO-106's. It's an IBM ThinPad loaded with Artuia Moog Modular V2. I'm running XP Home Service Pack 3 and off the home net. No crackly knobs or intermittant cable failures. It doesn't sound quite as bright and sweet as the the real McCoy. GIGO gets in the way a bit on the DAW side but it works quite well through the Yamaha 01v mixer. -- Cheers, Ben
<Moog Modular> That thing sounds AMAZING! There might actually still be a patch or two that I wrote in the preset banks. I did some for version 1, but I'm not sure they're still there in V2. The best of the Minimoog V and the Moog Modular are in the EXCELLENT Analog Factory. It's great having all those instruments (including the CS80, Jupiter, Arp 2600) all in one instrument that allows you to set up a favorites bank. Arturia's Analog Factory 2 is one of my favorite and most used instruments on ANY productions I am working on. -- Regards, Ted Perlman Producer-Arranger-Guitarist-Composer-Engineer www.tedperlman.com www.myspace.com/tedperlman www.facebook.com/ted.perlman
Ted Perlman wrote: > <Moog Modular> > > That thing sounds AMAZING! There might actually still be a patch or > two that I wrote in the preset banks. I did some for version 1, but > I'm not sure they're still there in V2. The best of the Minimoog V > and the Moog Modular are in the EXCELLENT Analog Factory. It's great > having all those instruments (including the CS80, Jupiter, Arp 2600) > all in one instrument that allows you to set up a favorites bank. > Arturia's Analog Factory 2 is one of my favorite and most used > instruments on ANY productions I am working on. I looked for your patches the very first time I popped it on. Not there. :-( I'm excited about setting up the V2 like this - practicly a childhood dream com true. -- Cheers, Ben
< I looked for your patches the very first time I popped it on. Not there.> There were some on the MiniMoog V and in the Analog Factory v1. I was proud to see those there since I spent a lot of time tweaking them and getting them the way I liked them. The Mog Modular and MMV are sooo easy to program, very user-friendly. Unlike Sonar . -- Regards, Ted Perlman Producer-Arranger-Guitarist-Composer-Engineer www.tedperlman.com www.myspace.com/tedperlman www.facebook.com/ted.perlman
"Ted Perlman" <> wrote in message news:i51evj$lss$-september.org... > The Mog Modular> Now there's one you don't see every day Poly
On 8/24/10 3:26 PM, polymod wrote: >> The Mog Modular> > > Now there's one you don't see every day And thank the Spaghetti Monster for that! :-D I spent a good part of my youth making patch cables and cleaning jacks on one one of those Mog monsters and several 2600s. But it was good, though! How about the woopin' the 9ers put on the Vikes? I sure hope they tighten it up a little for Oakland... ;-) dick The True Spirit of '08: <http://tinyurl.com/2j78qt> The Boss Confronting "The American Taliban"® <http://tinyurl.com/bt75g8> (he's right behind me, isn't he?)
<Now there's one you don't see every day > Errggghhhh! Seems to be an "o" missing from my keyboard Or maybe I was referring to the not very popular Mog synth, which sounded similar to the one Bob Moog invented but with a Clark chip which made it sound....different -- Regards, Ted Perlman Producer-Arranger-Guitarist-Composer-Engineer www.tedperlman.com www.myspace.com/tedperlman www.facebook.com/ted.perlman
"Ted Perlman" <> wrote in message news:i52nik$nj5$-september.org... > <Now there's one you don't see every day > > > Errggghhhh! Seems to be an "o" missing from my keyboard > > Or maybe I was referring to the not very popular Mog synth, which sounded > similar to the one Bob Moog invented but with a Clark chip which made it > sound....different ROTF ! ! ! good one. Poly
"dick" <> wrote in message news:i52b5k$jq3$-september.org... > On 8/24/10 3:26 PM, polymod wrote: > >> The Mog Modular> > > > > Now there's one you don't see every day > > And thank the Spaghetti Monster for that! :-D > I spent a good part of my youth making patch cables and cleaning jacks > on one one of those Mog monsters and several 2600s. But it was good, though! You lucky dog you! > How about the woopin' the 9ers put on the Vikes? I sure hope they > tighten it up a little for Oakland... ;-) Too many people are picking the 9'ers to have a good year. At least out here they are. It's makin' me nervous! Poly
On 8/25/10 3:49 AM, polymod wrote: >>> Now there's one you don't see every day >> And thank the Spaghetti Monster for that! :-D >> I spent a good part of my youth making patch cables and cleaning jacks >> on one one of those Mog monsters and several 2600s. But it was good, >> though! > You lucky dog you! Arf! I didn't really know how fortunate I was until years later. At the time it was just a gig in a university Electronic Music Center. ;-) >> How about the woopin' the 9ers put on the Vikes? I sure hope they >> tighten it up a little for Oakland... ;-) > > Too many people are picking the 9'ers to have a good year. At least out here > they are. > It's makin' me nervous! We're all holding our breath! Have a beer for me on Sat. I'll be doing the same 4U. :-D dick The True Spirit of '08: <http://tinyurl.com/2j78qt> The Boss Confronting "The American Taliban"® <http://tinyurl.com/bt75g8> (he's right behind me, isn't he?)
"dick" <> wrote in message news:i53c0g$jqf$-september.org... > On 8/25/10 3:49 AM, polymod wrote: > >>> Now there's one you don't see every day > >> And thank the Spaghetti Monster for that! :-D > >> I spent a good part of my youth making patch cables and cleaning jacks > >> on one one of those Mog monsters and several 2600s. But it was good, > >> though! > > You lucky dog you! > > Arf! > I didn't really know how fortunate I was until years later. At the time > it was just a gig in a university Electronic Music Center. ;-) > > >> How about the woopin' the 9ers put on the Vikes? I sure hope they > >> tighten it up a little for Oakland... ;-) > > > > Too many people are picking the 9'ers to have a good year. At least out here > > they are. > > It's makin' me nervous! > > We're all holding our breath! > Have a beer for me on Sat. I'll be doing the same 4U. :-D Will do....although it will probably be single malt scotch instead <g> Poly
On 8/25/10 9:14 AM, polymod wrote: >>>>> Now there's one you don't see every day >>>> And thank the Spaghetti Monster for that! :-D >>>> I spent a good part of my youth making patch cables and cleaning jacks >>>> on one one of those Mog monsters and several 2600s. But it was good, >>>> though! >>> You lucky dog you! >> Arf! >> I didn't really know how fortunate I was until years later. At the time >> it was just a gig in a university Electronic Music Center. ;-) >>>> How about the woopin' the 9ers put on the Vikes? I sure hope they >>>> tighten it up a little for Oakland... ;-) >>> Too many people are picking the 9'ers to have a good year. At least out > here >>> they are. >>> It's makin' me nervous! >> We're all holding our breath! >> Have a beer for me on Sat. I'll be doing the same 4U. :-D > > Will do....although it will probably be single malt scotch instead <g> You like Lagavulin? dick The True Spirit of '08: <http://tinyurl.com/2j78qt> The Boss Confronting "The American Taliban"® <http://tinyurl.com/bt75g8> (he's right behind me, isn't he?)
"dick" <> wrote in message news:i53i5l$4ji$-september.org... > On 8/25/10 9:14 AM, polymod wrote: > >>>>> Now there's one you don't see every day > >>>> And thank the Spaghetti Monster for that! :-D > >>>> I spent a good part of my youth making patch cables and cleaning jacks > >>>> on one one of those Mog monsters and several 2600s. But it was good, > >>>> though! > >>> You lucky dog you! > >> Arf! > >> I didn't really know how fortunate I was until years later. At the time > >> it was just a gig in a university Electronic Music Center. ;-) > >>>> How about the woopin' the 9ers put on the Vikes? I sure hope they > >>>> tighten it up a little for Oakland... ;-) > >>> Too many people are picking the 9'ers to have a good year. At least out > > here > >>> they are. > >>> It's makin' me nervous! > >> We're all holding our breath! > >> Have a beer for me on Sat. I'll be doing the same 4U. :-D > > > > Will do....although it will probably be single malt scotch instead <g> > > You like Lagavulin? Oh yea. That's good stuff. 16 year old if I'm not mistaken. Poly
<Too many people are picking the 9'ers to have a good year.> Are they bringing back Joe Montana, Jerry Rice, and Steve Young? If not...ferget about it (PS - does this qualify as "Audio Related"?) -- Regards, Ted Perlman Producer-Arranger-Guitarist-Composer-Engineer www.tedperlman.com www.myspace.com/tedperlman www.facebook.com/ted.perlman
Ted Perlman wrote: > <Now there's one you don't see every day > > > Errggghhhh! Seems to be an "o" missing from my keyboard > > Or maybe I was referring to the not very popular Mog synth, which > sounded similar to the one Bob Moog invented but with a Clark chip > which made it sound....different LOL --
On 25/08/2010 10:26, Ted Perlman wrote: > <Now there's one you don't see every day > > > Errggghhhh! Seems to be an "o" missing from my keyboard > > Or maybe I was referring to the not very popular Mog synth, which sounded > similar to the one Bob Moog invented but with a Clark chip which made it > sound....different > > Was that like a "16 bit" Moog? ;-) -- =========== John Braner http://cdbaby.com/cd/JohnBraner http://www.soundclick.com/johnbraner
"Ted Perlman" <> wrote in message news:i5414e$ff5$-september.org... > <Too many people are picking the 9'ers to have a good year.> > > Are they bringing back Joe Montana, Jerry Rice, and Steve Young? If > not...ferget about it Well, I don't think Montana and Young would play in a band together > (PS - does this qualify as "Audio Related"?) The dedication required for both is similar! Poly
The killer robot "polymod" <> grabbed the controls of the spaceship cakewalk.audio and pressed these buttons... > Well, I don't think Montana and Young would play in a band together Yeah I could just see Hannah Montana and Neil Young doing a duet! <g> -- Remove YourHeadFromYourAss to Reply by email ________ __ / ____/ /__ ____ ____ / /_ ____ / / __/ / _ \/ __ \/ __ \/ __ \/ __ \ / /_/ / / __/ / / / / / / /_/ / /_/ / \____/_/\___/_/ /_/_/ /_/_.___/\____/ --------------------------------------------------------------------- Glennbo http://www.soundclick.com/glennbo Non-Linear Sound http://www.soundclick.com/jambits Hear My Music http://www.soundclick.com/ThePseudonyms
"Glennbo" <> wrote in message news:Xns9DE056BB2E752BrownShoesDontMakeIt@188.40.43.230... > The killer robot "polymod" <> grabbed the controls of > the spaceship cakewalk.audio and pressed these buttons... > > > Well, I don't think Montana and Young would play in a band together > > Yeah I could just see Hannah Montana and Neil Young doing a duet! <g> ROTF ! ! ! Hey, speaking of Neil Young. I know he's made more money than I'll ever see in the music business, or any business for that matter, so for that I'll give him my respect......but a few weeks back I'm installing a climate control system in a grand piano and the owner says "do you mind if I put on some music while you're doing that", and I say sure! So he puts on Neil Young's Harvest(?) album. Man, I never hears so many ****ing bad notes in my life. And that was just the guitar playing! I was thinking it would be a great weapon against terrorists. But I had to ask him to turn it off 'cause I couldn't concentrate on what I was doing No offense to any N.Y. fans intended Poly
The killer robot "polymod" <> grabbed the controls of the spaceship cakewalk.audio and pressed these buttons... >> > Well, I don't think Montana and Young would play in a band together >> > >> >> Yeah I could just see Hannah Montana and Neil Young doing a duet! >> <g> > > ROTF ! ! ! > Hey, speaking of Neil Young. > I know he's made more money than I'll ever see in the music business, > or any business for that matter, so for that I'll give him my > respect......but a few weeks back I'm installing a climate control > system in a grand piano and the owner says "do you mind if I put on > some music while you're doing that", and I say sure! > So he puts on Neil Young's Harvest(?) album. > Man, I never hears so many ****ing bad notes in my life. And that was > just the guitar playing! I was thinking it would be a great weapon > against terrorists. > But I had to ask him to turn it off 'cause I couldn't concentrate on > what I was doing > No offense to any N.Y. fans intended Hehe, every time I hear Neil Young on the radio, I use my most cheesy falsetto voice to sing "Hey hey, my my. Neil Young tries to sing to high. It's better to turn him off, than to let him play. My my, hey hey." -- Remove YourHeadFromYourAss to Reply by email ________ __ / ____/ /__ ____ ____ / /_ ____ / / __/ / _ \/ __ \/ __ \/ __ \/ __ \ / /_/ / / __/ / / / / / / /_/ / /_/ / \____/_/\___/_/ /_/_/ /_/_.___/\____/ --------------------------------------------------------------------- Glennbo http://www.soundclick.com/glennbo Non-Linear Sound http://www.soundclick.com/jambits Hear My Music http://www.soundclick.com/ThePseudonyms
