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emilision · 16th November 2011

Thanks. Yeah the touchpad is an attraction, indeed. So the "Touch" strip is CV outs for the touchpad on VX351, and the Gate is touch/let-go?

Also the keyboard/wheels are nice enough too...it makes the whole thing feel like an "instrument"...which is what the Minimoog was all about to begin with.

I kinda feel if I went with the rack maybe I should just get something else, like an SE1x (and save cash) or maybe Cwejman S1 MkII or even a Fenix II synth (if he's still selling them); if the ideal is already broken, or something...

What I was wondering though was what this meant exactly:

"I *think* that when you plug any cable into the back of the Voyager it automatically uses it, so you can't rewire it (easily) to a patchbay."

I'm guessing that once something is plugged in there it switches something to that "In" and bypasses something internal (even if it's not live)?

16th November 2011	#24
emilision Gear maniac Joined: Dec 2010 Location: OSX. Posts: 150	Thanks. Yeah the touchpad is an attraction, indeed. So the "Touch" strip is CV outs for the touchpad on VX351, and the Gate is touch/let-go? Also the keyboard/wheels are nice enough too...it makes the whole thing feel like an "instrument"...which is what the Minimoog was all about to begin with. I kinda feel if I went with the rack maybe I should just get something else, like an SE1x (and save cash) or maybe Cwejman S1 MkII or even a Fenix II synth (if he's still selling them); if the ideal is already broken, or something... What I was wondering though was what this meant exactly: "I think that when you plug any cable into the back of the Voyager it automatically uses it, so you can't rewire it (easily) to a patchbay." I'm guessing that once something is plugged in there it switches something to that "In" and bypasses something internal (even if it's not live)?