Moog Monimoog VOYAGER ELECTRIC BLUE User Manual page 74

Connecting other CV compatible equipment
We've covered some basic uses of the Voyager and the VX-351 – and even
added a CP-251 to the mix. Other CV compatible equipment like our
moogerfooger analog effects can be added to liven up the proceedings. Other
CV compatible equipment can be connected as well. Keep in mind that you
should always connect a source to a destination, and that you shouldn't combine
multiple CVs to a single destination without a mixer.
Here are some things you could try with a Voyager, a VX-351 and our
moogerfoogers:
- Use the Voyager's Filter envelope to control the Sweep of a MF-103 12-stage
Phaser.
- Use the Voyager's Mod Wheel to control the Rate of the MF-103 12-stage Phaser.
- Use the Voyager's Mod Wheel to control the Mix of Ring Modulation on a MF-102.
- Use the Voyager's Touch surface to control the MF-102's Carrier Oscillator
Frequency.
- Use the Noise Output to add Roughness to a MF-101's Filter Cutoff.
This list could go on and on...
As you can gather – there are many, many possibilities for exploring synthesis –
whether you are trying to duplicate a sound or effect you've heard, or if you are
trying to make a sound that nobody's heard before. Experimentation is part of the
fun!
Technical Information
The following is technical information about the VX-351's outputs.
TOUCH
X: -5 to +5 V, 330 Ω output impedance
Y: -5 to +5 V, 330 Ω output impedance
A: -5 to +5 V, 330 Ω output impedance
GATE: +5 V On, 0 V Off; 1,000 Ω output impedance (TTL)
KBD
PITCH: -0.85 to +2.52 V; This is the Keyboard Pitch voltage range when the Voyager's
keyboard is played. The range will be different when MIDI note-on messages are
received; The Keyboard Pitch Voltage changes by 0.935 volts per octave; 330 Ω output
impedance.
VEL: -5 to +5 V, 330 Ω output impedance.
PRESS: -5 to +5 V, 330 Ω output impedance
GATE: +5 V On, 0 V Off; 1000 Ω output impedance (TTL)
WHEELS
PITCH: -5 to +5 V, 330 Ω output impedance
MOD: -5 to +5 V, 330 Ω output impedance
PEDALS
MOD1: -5 to + 5 V, +5 V w/nothing connected to MOD 1 input. 330 Ω output
impedance.