Sunday, February 07, 2010
All Graceful Instruments
YouTube via inanaloghaze. Note how thin that rack is in the videos below. Anyone know what it is?
"Furure Retro 777 sequencing Moog Voyager, Waldorf Q Plus, XT and Alesis Andromeda. Full Moogerfooger."
Moog Voyager with voltage controlled delay
"Expression pedal controlling volume on the Voyager. Direct into two 104z delay pedals."
Moog Voyager Touch Screen
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looks like a dotcom Q119 sequencer mounted to the bottom of a shelf.
ReplyDeletehttp://synthesizers.com/q119.html
Funny. Must the lack of depth I'm seeing must be an optical illusion.
ReplyDeleteyeah i can see what you are talking about.
ReplyDeletehave a close look at the way its mounted and the fact that the module is exposed in the back.
From this angle all you can see is the side of the module obscuring the jacks. I'm sure if you were to pan over farther you would see the guts of the module sticking out.
You can see a wire leading up to it which looks like it might be feeding it power.