voyager sounds - moognase
voyager sounds - moognase
hello,
i made some new songs with my voyager which you can listen to for free at
http://www.moognase.com
some of them are peaceful and funny, others are spacey and minimal.
no touchscreens were harmed in the making of these songs.
have fun!
martin
i made some new songs with my voyager which you can listen to for free at
http://www.moognase.com
some of them are peaceful and funny, others are spacey and minimal.
no touchscreens were harmed in the making of these songs.
have fun!
martin
and its again all pure fine music !
Well done Martin !
Well done Martin !
keep on turning these Moog knobs
Sequence:
Prodigy * minimoog '79 * Voyager * MF102 * MF103 * MF104z * MP201 * Taurus 3 * Minitaur * Sub Phatty * MF105 * Minimoog 2017+ MUSE * One 16
Sequence:
Prodigy * minimoog '79 * Voyager * MF102 * MF103 * MF104z * MP201 * Taurus 3 * Minitaur * Sub Phatty * MF105 * Minimoog 2017+ MUSE * One 16
thanks for taking the time to listen.
you are right, it takes patience for all the layering - patience, simplicity, effort, and fun.
i guess these songs reflect what a voyager sounds like straight out of the box, using basic sequencing and playing technique.
the voyager allows you to go way beyond these examples though. there's much much more up its sleeve.
for example, the touchscreen reacts to fruit, for example you can take a small banana and rock it back and forth, as a modulation device.
enjoy!
martin
Re: voyager sounds - moognase
Most songs are bit more mellow than I usually like, but they are still very nice to listen to!martin wrote:hello,
i made some new songs with my voyager...
...some of them are peaceful and funny, others are spacey and minimal.
Thanks for sharing them!
varice
thanks for listening!
all patches are my own work, i immediately ditched all the original patches.
i only ever use sounds grouped as follows:
sine blip sounds
deep drones
bass sounds
pulse blip
noise/noise snare
bass drum
classic ufo effects etc.
the orchestration ranges from a trio to a kind of medium-sized orchestra using three or all of the above groups.
i kind of take care to choose the number of oscillators according to the feeling i want to achieve.
0 oscillators - noise, ufos, zaps, ray guns, bird sounds, zaps etc
1 oscillator - bouncy, light, fluffy, blippy, buzzy
2 oscillators - phasing, sync, vocaloid, nasal
3 oscillators - drones, bass, fat, sweeps, 'big' sounds
all the sequencing was done on a yamaha qy70 synced with a korg multitracker, and pulsating blips were done by triggering a note using the old 'rogue' trick.
but theory aside, it was lots of fun recording these pieces, and i am really happy you enjoyed it!
all patches are my own work, i immediately ditched all the original patches.
i only ever use sounds grouped as follows:
sine blip sounds
deep drones
bass sounds
pulse blip
noise/noise snare
bass drum
classic ufo effects etc.
the orchestration ranges from a trio to a kind of medium-sized orchestra using three or all of the above groups.
i kind of take care to choose the number of oscillators according to the feeling i want to achieve.
0 oscillators - noise, ufos, zaps, ray guns, bird sounds, zaps etc
1 oscillator - bouncy, light, fluffy, blippy, buzzy
2 oscillators - phasing, sync, vocaloid, nasal
3 oscillators - drones, bass, fat, sweeps, 'big' sounds
all the sequencing was done on a yamaha qy70 synced with a korg multitracker, and pulsating blips were done by triggering a note using the old 'rogue' trick.
but theory aside, it was lots of fun recording these pieces, and i am really happy you enjoyed it!
the rogue trick is emulating the 'trig' thing you could do with the moog rogue.
if i remember correctly, it was described elsewhere as the "mandolin effect". (but only when triggered fast.)
the rogue has a switch that repeats a single note infinitely. this can be used to either make a pulsating blip or bass, or it can be used to make a drone.
the voyager can emulate this trick by triggering a continuous blip.
blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip ...
if i remember correctly, it was described elsewhere as the "mandolin effect". (but only when triggered fast.)
the rogue has a switch that repeats a single note infinitely. this can be used to either make a pulsating blip or bass, or it can be used to make a drone.
the voyager can emulate this trick by triggering a continuous blip.
blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip blip ...
Thanks for the response...and the explanation. That's an interesting way of working. Love the music.martin wrote:thanks for listening!
all patches are my own work, i immediately ditched all the original patches.
i only ever use sounds grouped as follows:
sine blip sounds
deep drones
bass sounds
pulse blip
noise/noise snare
bass drum
classic ufo effects etc.
the orchestration ranges from a trio to a kind of medium-sized orchestra using three or all of the above groups.
i kind of take care to choose the number of oscillators according to the feeling i want to achieve.
0 oscillators - noise, ufos, zaps, ray guns, bird sounds, zaps etc
1 oscillator - bouncy, light, fluffy, blippy, buzzy
2 oscillators - phasing, sync, vocaloid, nasal
3 oscillators - drones, bass, fat, sweeps, 'big' sounds
all the sequencing was done on a yamaha qy70 synced with a korg multitracker, and pulsating blips were done by triggering a note using the old 'rogue' trick.
but theory aside, it was lots of fun recording these pieces, and i am really happy you enjoyed it!
the continuous blip thing can be done by switching oscillator 3 to LO and modulating another oscillator. it's a good idea to use a saw wave on the modulated oscillator so you can get a short tone for the blip. you can play around with the wave forms to soften or harden the attack.
then, switch the oscillator 3 keyboard control to OFF. this way, the speed of the blips is constant over the whole range of the keyboard.
if you switch the oscillator keyboard control to ON, you'll get fast blips in the higher ptches and slower blips in the lower pitches.
then, switch the oscillator 3 keyboard control to OFF. this way, the speed of the blips is constant over the whole range of the keyboard.
if you switch the oscillator keyboard control to ON, you'll get fast blips in the higher ptches and slower blips in the lower pitches.