"The improved afterpressure circuit from Moog gives you a wider sweet spot to do everything from vibrato and filter sweeps to oscillator syncs. It works by providing a voltage to the circuit proportional to the amount of pressure applied. By spreading out the change in voltage more evenly the player will notice greater expressiveness and control."
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Sunday, August 13, 2006
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This is different from aftertouch how?
ReplyDeleteWhy are they calling it 'afterpressure'?
same thing... it is aftertouch exactly. I thought the terms were inerchangeable.
ReplyDeleteSo Moog is charging to fix something the units were originally advertised as coming with?
ReplyDeleteI don't think Bob Moog would have done this.