Moog - Voyager Touch Surface CV Control of two Moogerfoogers

Adam Holzman (Miles Davis, Brave New World) gives a quick demonstration of using the Voyager's Touch Surface CV outputs to simultaneously control two Moogerfoogers. He does this using the Touch Surface CV outputs on the VX-351 Output Expander. The X-axis CV is sent to a Mult, where it outputs two identical copies of the CV. One copy is sent through an inverting attenuator on a CP-251 Control Processor. Both CV are sent to the Mix inputs of the Moogerfoogers. Since one of the CV's is inverted, positive Touch Surface "X" values increase the mix of one. Negative "X" values increase the mix on the other.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Moog
• synthesizer
• analog
• Voyager
• Moogerfooger
• Control
• Voltage
• ring
• modulator
• lowpass
• filter
• LFO

[thephoenixflashify]

0:58 - 1:00 WALL-E

[harrymerchant456]

I really dont like censorship (approving comments) it means theres something to hide. I guess thats why there isnt a single negative comment..

[harrymerchant456]

A rather awkward position for the touch pad and dare I say what a noise, and not a good one at that.

[BopTurdz]

just pick one up today....love it so much......

[Matjoepe]

haha! Nice one!

Watch out! I'll soon come along with my touch pad cv controlled coffee machine video ... Espresso on the X , capuccino on Y axis.

[sukrat69]

no such screen, man.

just touch surface!

[Existentialpirate]

Speed Level of the... the... filter.

[mrblackmagichimself]

Hahahahah!

[evening1]

Awesome -  Adam lives in a cave with his Moogs!

[mattsynth]

Finally some one doing something innovative with the Moog touchscreen. Nice job.