Moog VX-351
CV Output Expander for the Minimoog Voyager (2003)
CV Output Expander for the Minimoog Voyager (2003)
Company: Moog Music
Model: VX351
Keyboard : none
Display Type: none
Dimensions:
Weight:
dates: 2003
Synthesis: none
Oscillators: none
Polyphony: none
Filters: none
LFO: 1 modulator 2 shape
Memory none
MIDI: no
CV gate: 19 I/O
Unit can be rackmounted: the VX-351 Rack mount kit can be used to mount 2 of the following
VX-351, VX-352, or CP-251 It is three rack spaces high, and is designed to fit any standard 19" equipment rack.
The VX351 is connected to the voyager with a sub 25 (yes like old paralel port)
Control Voltage outputs
- Keyboard Pitch
- Keyboard Velocity
- Keyboard Afterpressure
- Touch Surface X
- Touch Surface Y
- Touch Surface A (area)
- Pitch Bend Wheel
- Mod Wheel
- MOD 1 signal (signal at Voyager MOD 1 input)
- MOD 2 signal (signal at Voyager MOD 2 input)
- LFO triangle wave
- LFO square wave
- Mod Wheel Mod Buss output
- Pedal/On Mod Buss output
- Filter Envelope
- Volume envelope
- Sample and Hold Step
- Sample and Hold Smooth
- Noise
Gate outputs:
- Keyboard Gate
- Touch Surface Gate
DB-25 cable included for connection to your Voyager's accessory port
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- The description can be read at the end of the Moog Voyager synth
- No service manual
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The VX-351 connects to the Voyagers accessory port with a sub25.
It features 21 jacks that are connected to the CV and Gate outputs
The CV sections is organized in 6 sections: Touch, keyboard gate, wheel, pedal bus, envelope and samplehold.
351 also features two 4-way multiples (buffered) and two attenuators - great for use with modular systems
TOUCH This group of outputs is generated from the Voyager keyboard’s Touch Surface Controller.
X is the CV generated by horizonta position of contact, Y by vertical contact, and A is the CV generated by the amount of area covered on the touch surface. Finally GATE is a gate signal generated by contact with the touch surface.
KBD This group of outputs is generated from the Keyboard.
PITCH: This is the CV determined by the note that is played on the Keyboard.
VEL: This is the CV determined by the relative velocity
PRESS: This is the CV determined pressure
GATE: This is the gate signal generated when a key is depressed.
WHEELS generated by voyager modulation wheels.
PITCH: This is the CV generated from the Pitch Wheel.
MOD: This is the CV generated from the Mod Wheel.
This is the output of the Pedal/On Mod Buss. It is the Pedal/On SOURCE shaped by the
SHAPING signal. The level is determined by the
AMOUNT
control and the signal at the MOD1 Input jack
This group of outputs is the output of the Envelope Generators.
FILTER: This is the CV output of the Filter Envelope Generator.
VOLUME: This is the CV output of the Volume Envelope Generator.
relative to the Sample and Hold Circuit.
STEP: This is the output of the Sample and Hold Circuit.
SMOOTH: laged Smoothed output
MULT
two 4-way Mults (aka modular Multiples). A "mult" is used to distribute a single source to multiple destinations.
An example is connecting the Voyager’s LFO to the Volume, Filter and Pan Control Inputs. In this case, all 3 of those parameters will be controlled simultaneously by the LFO.
ATTENUATORS are used to reduce the amount of a CV signal. The attenuators have an input jack, an output jack, and a knob. The knob sets the amount of the signal present at the input jack that passes to the output jack. When the knob is set to fully clockwise, the full input signal passes to the output. When the knob is fully counter clockwise, no signal passes to the output
- expensive
- CV expansion
-it's a Moog machine
Moog VX-351
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