Moog Voyager Guts

video upload by Subtronik

"Showing off the internals of the Moog Voyager."

KORG MS2000BR

Published on Aug 12, 2019 Subtronik

"Mounted my Korg MS2000BR on a monitor swing arm... now I actually use it."

Moog Voyager Baby Scratch

Published on Feb 19, 2019 Subtronik

"I made this patch after seeing the Moogist's Voyager scratch video: [below]

This patch is as close to a real record scratch as I've heard from a Moog. This video simply shows the Voyagers versatility. I used a vanilla beat for this because anything more complicated made it difficult to hear the Voyagers pseudo squelchy record scratching.

Here's the patch: http://www.artistserver.com/m2/3611/1..."

How to "MOOG SCRATCH"

Published on Aug 13, 2009 t i m t s a n g // 円相 co.

"How does Moogist do his crazy awesome Moog Scratch sound?
Here are the 7 steps:

Step 1 - Turn on Oscillator 1. Use the 8' octave setting.
Step 2 - Select the sawtooth wave setting.
Step 3 - Add Oscillator 2 to the mix. Also use the 8' octave setting.
Step 4 - Add "1-2 SYNC" for more grit to the sound.
Step 5 - Add Oscillator 3 to the mix.
Step 6 - Turn on the "Glide" function to enable the smooth sliding sound.
Step 7 - Extend the "Attack" time (turn the knob to a greater value) of the "Filter Envelope" Section. This will enable the sound to not be attacked straight on but instead each note will have a sliding effect going into it before it reaches the actual pitch at the peak. (Make sure to set your "Mod Wheel Destination" to "Pitch")

Moog Scratch !

Tim Tsang, a.k.a. "The Moogist" plays the Minimoog Voyager, Electric Blue version.
www.moogist.com
moogist@gmail.com"

Subtronik Moog Minimoog Voyager Select Series Fire with Mahogany Cabinet

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via this auction

This is the one featured in the following video. More pics below.

Subtronik - Cataclysm

Published on Apr 3, 2012

"Synth music video by Subtronik in 1080p HD. April 2012.

Moog Voyager, Korg MS2000BR, Kurzweil K2000 VP. Edited in Sony Vegas Pro 10."

"Moog Minimoog Voyager Select Series Fire With Dark Mahogany Cabinet Flickr photoset: http://m.flickr.com/#/photos/39599873@N07/sets/ YouTube videos: https://www.youtube.com./user/Subtronik/videos - all Voyager videos are this sale!"

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Phil Subtronik Substudio Redesign

Some light synth spotting in via Phil Subtronik -  www.subtronik.com

"Finally completed upgrading and redesigning my studio. Now it's time to get months worth of backlogged audio and visual wip's done. — with Kurzweil K2000VP, Korg MS2000BR, Korg NanoKey, Korg NanoKontrol2, Moog MP-201, MOTU Micro Lite 5x5, Mackie Onyx 1620i Mixer, Moog MF-101, Dave Smith Tempest, MAM Vocoder, Digitech TRS-24S, Mackie HR824 Monitor and Moog Voyager Fire."

Clean space.  Cool red motif.

Subtronik - Cataclysm

YouTube Uploaded by Subtronik on Apr 3, 2012

"Synth music video by Subtronik in 1080p HD. April 2012.

Moog Voyager, Korg MS2000BR, Kurzweil K2000 VP. Edited in Sony Vegas Pro 10.

http://www.artistserver.com/subtronik

http://m.matrixsynth.com/"

Kurzweil K2000 Base Editing II

YouTube Uploaded by Subtronik on Oct 8, 2011

"This is a basic Kurzweil K2000 VP virtual analog tutorial.

The algorithm I chose generates sawtooth waveforms and doesn't use any samples. Throughout the tutorial I explain every page function and parameter I work with.

The K2000 is loaded with options. This tutorial simply skims the surface of it's possibilities using it's vast architecture.

http://www.artistserver.com/subtronik"

MOOG MP-201 TEST DRIVE 1

YouTube Uploaded by Subtronik on Sep 22, 2011

"First run with my new MP-201, which was discontinued in September 2011.

Acid Pro controlling MP-201 via USB, converting it to control voltage controlling the MF-101, filtering the Yamaha RM1X."

Kurzweil K2000 Base Edit I

YouTube Uploaded by Subtronik on Jun 9, 2011
follow-up to this post.
"Here's some personal examples of the K2000's easy editing to create huge VA sounds in minutes.

The top '199 default program' is a generic piano that I used as a base template. The next four programs are post edits of 199, while the fifth was done in real time to show dynamics, richness and the K2000's massive features."

Kurzweil K2000 Base Edit I

YouTube Uploaded by Subtronik on Jun 9, 2011

"Here's some examples of the more intense sounds the Kurzweil K2000 can produce.

I used it's base default program to design five base patches to showcase the K2000's ability to make high quality 'virtual analog' sounds.

I finished with a single 'real-time' edit using the same default program showing each parameter in case anyone wants to reproduce the patch."

List of Synth Techs by Location

If you are a tech or know of one that should be on the list, email me - it's matrixsynth at gmail.com.
Only submit those you can recommend or know are recommended by others.

Also see:
Syntaur's list of service centers.
https://www.getrecommended.com for user recommended techs.
Mike Overacker's list on arpodyssey.com.
http://www.synfo.nl/pages/synthrepair.html - List of techs around the world

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USA

AZ
Kurt's Amps & Keyboards
MTroniks

CA
Perfect Circuit Audio
Wine Country Productions - everything Sequential Circuits
Analog Synth Service (Greg Montalbano), https://www.getrecommended.com/greg-montalbano/ - Prophet 5 Specialist & more.
This Old Synth (Chris Hewitt)
Audio Design and Service
Rosen Sound

CT
On The Bench

FL
EPR Pro Audio Electronics - via Subtronik: "Been to them a few times to service my K2000 and never was dissatisfied."
SDMachines - "Since 2005 I've been customizing and modifying and repairing 80's, pre-80s drum machines, synthesizers having limited syncing capabilities from their original manufacturers..."

GA
CMS - Cirocco Modular Synthesizers - ARP specialists but Moog and, EMS also listed.

IL
A Sound Education - via ./luther: "Steve is the tech here, formerly of Midwest Music Menders. Very good with synths."

KS
Thesis Audio Service - Mike Metz

MO
vansickle audio - 573.823.4379 - via spunkytoofers: "vansickle is just a little guy in the midwest but he's a really cool dude that will talk shop, does lots of cool custom work and cabinetry, and will be able to work on just about any vintage synth.. he's had some interesting vintage pieces come through his shop that he's sucessfully repaired.. he's a little bit of an anomoly for the middle of missouri which is also middle of nowhere in terms of synthesizers."

OR
Portland Custom Shop - Synapse Audio Systems

OH
SECRET SERVICE - 541-2292 - via spunkytoofers: "i think secret service changed their name due to problems with the name but i have used various equipment that people have sent in to them to get repaired including old wurlys, the old conn electric band, amplifiers, etc."

Analogics

PA
RetroLinear in North Wales

NY
Ears
The Analog Lab
Patch:Work

TX
Switched On in Austin, TX! 512 782 8806



Interwebs
Synthpro

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Mexico

Akira Honda - referenced here.

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Canada
Ramcur in Montreal
Rick Smith in Vancouver - echo7even at yahoo.com
Brian Dekok in Ottawa - brian_dekok at yahoo.ca

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UK
Synth Repair Services
Clacktronics
NORM LEETE

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Europe

GERMANY
Tubbetec
SynthesizerServiceDepartment in German - via Till Kopper: "I can recommend SynthesizerServiceDepartment in Germany close to the home town of Waldorf synths. The name behind this company is Achim Lenzgen. He used to be one of the few technicians here in Germany able to fix a PPG wave in the late eighties. I had to contact him often and we shipped individual boards of my PPG waves back ad forth several time. Before he started his own business, he was the tech behind the Synthesizer Studio Bonn which used to be THE synth shop in Germany for many years."
Studio Repair (Niko Riehm) from near Frankfurt/Main (btw: extremely interesting his picture archive)
SND (Sebastian Niessen) in Munich
Xtended in Berlin (that is, where jomox split off)
http://www.ampology.de in Hannover (the website is in german only). via Florian
http://www.sequencer.de/synth/index.php/Synthesizer_Repair - list of techs on sequencer.de

OTHER COUNTRIES
www.virtual-music.at (Alexander Guelfenburg) in Austria
Elektroakustik Wagner in Austria
gotharman in Denmark
MOS-LAB in France
The Laboratory of Sound in Netherlands (featured in this post)
Saint Eric in Netherlands - Arp Specialist
List of Techs in Norway - via Rune: "I can at least vouch for Service Partner Instrument Workshop, Oslo where I have recently got some gear repaired myself. I see that Locomofon, Oslo may not be accepting new orders at this time, but may be worth mentioning still."
Synthoma in Spain
phono1337 (dinsync) in sweden
www.defekt.ch in Switzerland
Synthorama in Switzerland

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South America

Argentina
Sintetizadores - Hernan Baldi - Buenos Aires

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Australia and New Zealand

AU
Secret Life of Synthesizers

NZ
Kiwitechnics
Dogmatek (Tim Prebble)

Comments Not Working

Looks like the last comment to come in was on the 27th. I'm too busy posting to have noticed. Thanks goes to Subtronik for bringing this to my attention. I'm guessing it's a Blogger issue as I haven't changed anything since then and I was having trouble posting. I'll see what I can find out when I have time.

Some info on the issue here.

Update: "I set Blogger to post comments in the old comment format that brings you to a separate comments page. Personally I prefer comments underneath posts, but the old format is better than nothing. Hopefully the main comments list page will continue to work."

Kurzweil K2000 Demo I

YouTube Uploaded by Subtronik on May 21, 2011

"This is my Kurzweil K2000 VP with the upgraded v3.87 OS that can read any K2 series sounds including ISO CD's. This video demonstrates the K2000's sound quality and versatility using presets from the 'Electron Bomb' CD that came with my Kurzweil CD-ROM drive.

This is my second K2000. I'll be keeping this one because of the easy interface, rich sound, algorithmic shapers, syncs and filters.

http://www.artistserver.com/subtronik"

Doepfer Modular System

via Subtronik via IDM

click the pic for the full size shot.

Moog Voyager Base Editing I

YouTube via Subtronik — June 17, 2010 — "This is a short example of how easy it is to create rich, dynamic and interesting sounds on the Voyager. I started with a default single osc preset and tweaked it into a squelchy, aggressive bassline in minutes. Beat added post production. Visual FX made from same footage."

Subtronik - Noctis

YouTube via Subtronik — April 17, 2010 — "Found something creepy living in one of my home security cameras so I edited it and added sounds I made using u-he Zebra 2.5."

SubStudio

flickr by Subtronik

"4/7/10"

Moog Voyager Editor Librarian II

YouTube via Subtronik
"This video showcases the Moog Voyager Editor Librarian Preset Genetics.

Preset Genetics allows you to quickly build new sounds from two existing ones in a similar fashion to breeding. Parameters of each of the two sources (parents) are combined using four different functions to generate a new bank of presets (kids).

I only used the 'Random' feature this time to generate abstract sounds. No effects were used. Watch your volume, some of these sounds are loud.

You can get the Moog Voyager Editor Librarian here:
http://www.moogmusic.com/voyager/?sec...

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My music: http://www.myspace.com/subtronik
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Moog Voyager Baby Scratch

YouTube via Subtronik
"I made this patch after seeing the Moogist's Voyager scratch video.

This shows off the Voyagers sound sculpting abilities. It's the most versatile synth I've ever worked with."

Moog Voyager Editor Librarian I

YouTube via Subtronik
"This video showcases the Moog Voyager Editor Librarian Preset Genetics.

Preset Genetics allows you to quickly build new sounds from two existing ones in a similar fashion to breeding. Parameters of each of the two sources (parents) are combined using four different functions to generate a new bank of presets (kids).

I only used the first three 'Preset Genetic' generators here for basses and leads because the fourth 'Random' function mainly generates abstract sounds. I'll be doing a second video dedicated to the 'Random' function soon.

If you watch to 3:42 you'll hear the best dirty bass in this.

You can get the Voyager Editor Librarian here:

http://www.moogmusic.com/voyager/?sec..."