thats not for certain for all we know it could have been a deliberate limited editionStab Frenzy wrote:The Voyager OS was discontinued cause it wasn't selling. If this doesn't sell it will be discontinued as well, that's what companies do.
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Like the Taurus 3.volumetrik wrote:thats not for certain for all we know it could have been a deliberate limited editionStab Frenzy wrote:The Voyager OS was discontinued cause it wasn't selling. If this doesn't sell it will be discontinued as well, that's what companies do.
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Yeah, I don't remember it being ever listed as a full new release.
And I don't think anyone was demanding a slightly different Voyager flavor with no patch memory.
I think it MUST have done something or else why would they do the same thing for the Phatty....?
And I don't think anyone was demanding a slightly different Voyager flavor with no patch memory.
I think it MUST have done something or else why would they do the same thing for the Phatty....?
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It wasn't marketed as a limited edition when they announced it.volumetrik wrote:thats not for certain for all we know it could have been a deliberate limited editionStab Frenzy wrote:The Voyager OS was discontinued cause it wasn't selling. If this doesn't sell it will be discontinued as well, that's what companies do.
If you're doing a limited edition run of something you market it as such so that people buy it more quickly due to the fact that they know they can't get one later on if they all sell out. It's marketing 101. Moog are fully aware of this and have used that tactic with the Taurus 3 and various MF-104 models (due to scarcity of BBD chips).
Therefore we can deduce that the Voyager OS was not originally intended to be a limited edition product, and was discontinued due to lack of sales. The fact that it was discontinued four years ago and there are still shops you can buy a new one from supports this.
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this.silikon wrote:I'm excited to give this new machine a whirl. I know I can't be in the minority stating that I enjoy the new Moog stuff, sound and interface included. The Little Phatty is an excellent machine with a dead simple interface. Judging by what little I've seen of this new machine, it'll be heaps of fun.
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ok but Moog doesn't necessarily have to announce their intentions publicly, we don't know their strategies, how they look at things, a product with no MIDI in this day and age surely Moog wasn't looking at it like its a cash cow, at the same time calling such a classic reissue product limited edition wouldn't have made it look right.Stab Frenzy wrote: It wasn't marketed as a limited edition when they announced it.
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Seeing as I've already outlined the facts regarding whether or not the OS was a limited edition and you've chosen to ignore them we might as well get back on topic. 

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the only new moog im excited about is the TLC-needing micromoog im picking up tomorrow 

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So it has patch memory. Interesting. "Start saving" they say... Yikes.
Also, sadly looks like it keeps the wedge shape judging by the curved back. I would have preferred voyager/model d style.
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I think they're referring to the ability to save patches.Kidney05 wrote:So it has patch memory. Interesting. "Start saving" they say... Yikes.

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I always thought the curved rear panel looked kind of tacky. Like they were trying too hard to make it look "modern", whatever the h**l that means.
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Dang, if it has patch and CV in/out at $1K I might have to start saving...
16 patches then?
16 patches then?
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GuyaGuy wrote:Dang, if it has patch and CV in/out at $1K I might have to start saving...
16 patches then?
yyyyyeah...i saw that as well and thought
"16.....you might as well just cut out the PS idea entirely"

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I always thought the opposite, that they were trying too hard to make it look like the Minimoog, just without the added complexity of a hinged box.Kenneth wrote:I always thought the curved rear panel looked kind of tacky. Like they were trying too hard to make it look "modern", whatever the h**l that means.
Sixteen memory slots does seem very limited, almost not worth bothering about. I always feel kinda limited with only a hundred on the LP -- not that I'm anywhere near filling it up, but any decade now I will do

I feel freer to experiment on my Mopho because there are plenty of slots to fill and crappy factory presets to overwrite. But 16... might as well start writing paper patch sheets

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+1phesago wrote:this.silikon wrote:I'm excited to give this new machine a whirl. I know I can't be in the minority stating that I enjoy the new Moog stuff, sound and interface included. The Little Phatty is an excellent machine with a dead simple interface. Judging by what little I've seen of this new machine, it'll be heaps of fun.
This think looks sweet, always liked the Phatty too. But this looks set to be a bass monster, all you guys complaining need to stop having a whinge and just appreciate it for what it is.
And 16 patches seems fine given this seems targeted towards being a bass synth (having a short kbd and sub OSC).
And damn, if it doesn't sound good! I've never been a fan of the Voyager sonically at all (actually hate it), but the Phatty and now this seem to be much more to my liking for a modern moog sound. Can't wait for NAMM!
