It looks to me like some sort of Yamaha preset band in a box workstation...?

THM wrote:

Phollop Willing PA wrote:

Sir Ruff wrote:Analogue synths have souls...

Uh oh - here we go again...

I agree with Sir Ruff; actually they really do !!
You have to take their temper too, but I couldn't live anymore without my analogs...

Me too, unfortunatly...

Sir Ruff wrote:Analogue synths have souls...

Uh oh - here we go again...

Johnny Lenin wrote:

Phollop Willing PA wrote:I did lend Gatemouth Brown my DX21 for a gig once. I should've had him sign it. It's since gone.

Gatemouth Brown playing a synth? Cool.

He only used the organ preset - it was one of those songs that he had to show off on a couple of instruments.

I have a board recording of it somewhere.

Automatic Gainsay wrote:
I was thinking how cool subsequent versions would be if they had trigger buttons for the automatic vibration of each of the strings... you could play it like a six key keyboard!

Great idea!

I wouldn't be surprised if someone adopted a keyboard adaption for this guitar.

All my Moogs are signed by Robert! I wish he was still around. I hope to never sell these.

I did lend Gatemouth Brown my DX21 for a gig once. I should've had him sign it. It's since gone.

knolan wrote:Why is there a thread about a guitar on a vintage synthesizer forum - and why hasn't the moderator moved it?

Jack Spider wrote:The Moog Guitar falls under a special VSE mandate, reserved for EPs, Organs and drum machines.

Plus, it shares 6-note polyphony, like many synths.

theglyph wrote:

Phollop Willing PA wrote:

Automatic Gainsay wrote: You can plug any guitar into a Moogerfooger... hee hee

True, but that wasn't my question...

You might be able to plug this:



into a fooger!

And quit a bit more expensive than the Moog guitar!


Cheers,
theglyph

Haha ha! Awesome...

Automatic Gainsay wrote:

Phollop Willing PA wrote:Andy is wise beyond compare (here). Can you plug these auto parts into a moogerfooger?

You can plug any guitar into a Moogerfooger... hee hee

True, but that wasn't my question...

The Moog Guitar falls under a special VSE mandate, reserved for EPs, Organs and drum machines. Plus, it shares 6-note polyphony, like many synths. Ha ha, okay, Andy. What about those Moog auto parts? :wink: Andy is wise beyond compare (here). Can you plug these auto parts into a moogerfooger? :wink:

BlackGnosis wrote:I dunno how waldorf approaches things, but am I the only one thinking warrenty when I read that he's had it for only 2 weeks?

It was an eBay sale and they usually don't carry warranties unless expressed in the sale.

This is a wonderful story, and I'm glad it has a happy ending.

Oh, my god... look how many pages this TOTALLY OFF TOPIC POST has gone on! Since when can we talk about guitars in General??? :lol: Well keyboardists are frustrated guitarists... :lol: Seriously, although made by a synthesizer company, with Moog technology (in association with a guitar maker/design...

Early Skinny Puppy is wicked. My favourite stuff of Key's is The Tear Garden project with Edward Ka-Spel and David Ogilvie. 'Ophelia' from their first record is a goodun, and conveniently on the myspace! ;) From 1986. http://www.myspace.com/teargardenband We were suppose to open for Skinny Puppy an...

So it's been a while... Has any of you seen one and/or tried it yet?

I'm dying to hear it played live (not demoed).

I've always been a firm believer in hardware over software.

I use a Roland MC 50 and a Yamaha QX 7 sequencers.

It's amazing what you can do with stand alone sequencers sometimes.