I can't wait to start these lessons! I'm half way through the core set and just agreed to buy a voyager today, without even noticing that syntorial covers this as well, it's like christmas! :D
Yes! Arturia's is modeled after the original Model D, whereas the Voyager is essentially a Model D with additional features. But what you learn in the Voyager pack will apply to the Model D / Arturia.
There's plenty of Model D emulators, though I'm not aware of any Voyager emulators. That being said, Arturia's Model D adds on additional features (modulation, effects) that may take the place of the extra Voyager features. It also sounds great.
The Mini V is modeled after the original Minimoog, whereas the Voyager added onto it. So yes, there will be plenty of overlap to cover much of Mini V, but also some extra Voyager-only stuff.
Great, you're doing some wonderful work, hope we see MASSIVE also
I can't wait to start these lessons! I'm half way through the core set and just agreed to buy a voyager today, without even noticing that syntorial covers this as well, it's like christmas! :D
Merry not-Christmas!
This inspired me to try the fm features of my voyager today, which I really havnt touched thus far
wow, the track during the introduction! what a piece of music.
did you play // compose that on the voyager? the chording sounds polyphonic ...
Nice to see you on here Joe! Nice work. I'll drop you an e-mail now...
Hi, I have a sound that I spent a lot of time with the EQ. Do you know how I can save that so I don't have to mess with the EQ again please ?
What DAW are you using?
@@AudibleGenius Thank you so much, I just figured it out. And no daw for me, lol.
@@AudibleGenius Hi, is there a way to turn off the Velocity COMPLETELY please ? I only see options, normal, soft and hard.
Thanks for the nice tutorial. Tried matching the same values as here but got different sounds. Does it mean my oscillators might be out of tune?
Possibly. It being a true analog instrument, there can also be some subtle differences between each unit. Is your sound at least similar?
I’m wondering if this would help with me programming Arturia’s moog plug-in?
Yes! Arturia's is modeled after the original Model D, whereas the Voyager is essentially a Model D with additional features. But what you learn in the Voyager pack will apply to the Model D / Arturia.
@@AudibleGenius
Thank you for the reply!
Just wondering if the Voyager lesson pack is still available? The links don't work.
Yes! Sorry, old link. I've updated the link in the description (you may have to clear your cache to see it)
Syntorial Excellent, thank you very much. Looking forward to getting the most out of my Voyager, very excited!
Can you recommend any Minimoog Voyager emulator vsts?
There's plenty of Model D emulators, though I'm not aware of any Voyager emulators. That being said, Arturia's Model D adds on additional features (modulation, effects) that may take the place of the extra Voyager features. It also sounds great.
You have a cool voice
will this help me with Arturia Mini V?
The Mini V is modeled after the original Minimoog, whereas the Voyager added onto it. So yes, there will be plenty of overlap to cover much of Mini V, but also some extra Voyager-only stuff.
very cool
but I just don't get why anyone would want a 5000 dollar monophonic DX7 :)
Liam Sargent What about a TX81Z?