Yes. Although it's just the 22-space cabinet, I managed to squeeze in both the Q107 State Variable Filter and the Q150 Ladder Filter. I'm glad I did. The Q107 is very versatile, and I find the Q150 to be very musical and (as expected) extremely Moog-like. Someday, after I get more Oscillators, I'll want a 3rd filter, but can't quite decide which I'd choose. Probably the Q107 for versatility, but I actually use the Q150 the most often at present...
Yes... it's the dotcom keyboard. I think it's action is pretty good. Much better overall than the Nord Lead 2x, much lighter/faster than a Roland Fantom (which has a weighted keyboard). I like the action of the Moog Little Phatty a little better, but of course prefer the 5-octave range of the dotcom keyboard. A good synth keyboard overall. I bought it mainly because it supports keyboard splits, and can send out two CV and gate voltages... allowing duophonic patches.
Nice job. I'm hoping to do something similar in the future, perhaps a 4 voice polyphonic dotcom system, using outboard MIDI/CV converters.
jonathan401 3 months ago
great thanks
Hobbs360 3 years ago
what are the brand of the modules?
grinick 3 years ago
The modules are made by Synthesizers.c om
mooguphonic 3 years ago
Very nice tone! Do you have 2 filters?
Thanks!
angelometz 3 years ago
Yes. Although it's just the 22-space cabinet, I managed to squeeze in both the Q107 State Variable Filter and the Q150 Ladder Filter. I'm glad I did. The Q107 is very versatile, and I find the Q150 to be very musical and (as expected) extremely Moog-like. Someday, after I get more Oscillators, I'll want a 3rd filter, but can't quite decide which I'd choose. Probably the Q107 for versatility, but I actually use the Q150 the most often at present...
mooguphonic 3 years ago
Very rich sound! Thank you for the patch descriptions at the end of your vids. Very informative.
Is that the dotcom keyboard? If so, how is the action?
thechallengeresponse 3 years ago
Yes... it's the dotcom keyboard. I think it's action is pretty good. Much better overall than the Nord Lead 2x, much lighter/faster than a Roland Fantom (which has a weighted keyboard). I like the action of the Moog Little Phatty a little better, but of course prefer the 5-octave range of the dotcom keyboard. A good synth keyboard overall. I bought it mainly because it supports keyboard splits, and can send out two CV and gate voltages... allowing duophonic patches.
mooguphonic 3 years ago
Excellent. Thanks for the review!
thechallengeresponse 3 years ago