Monday, February 10, 2014
teardown and look inside moog minimoog voyager analog synthesiser keyboard
Published on Feb 10, 2014 markusfuller·6 videos
"A quick look inside and partial teardown of the bob moog minimoog analog synthesiser voyager electric blue . sorry there is a bit of out of focus in a few parts."
Also see the Prophet 12 teardown here.
Update via Qwave in the comments: "He is wrong on the number of user presets: you can use every memory slot for your own patches. That is 7 Banks (A to G) of 128 memory locations each. So 896 possible user preset memory slots. Happy patch creating. "
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He is wrong on the number of user presets: you can use every memory slot for your own patches. That is 7 Banks (A to G) of 128 memory locations each. So 896 possible user preset memory slots. Happy patch creating.
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