Yes!...I used to run my voyager through a Behringer distortion with wah wah. It sounded amazing and very much like a real guitar. I have not tried it with my model d.
THAT WAS AWESOME! Could you please post the control panel parameters? I already have A DOZEN fx pedals, but I would really love to know the dial settings you used!
Thanks for your kind comment! Unfortunately I can’t remember what settings I used at that time, it’s been quite a while. I guess a combination of a ping pong delay, the stereo reverb and of course some distortion.
@@Spektralfarben-Music Thanks for responding! If possible, could you please try to find the settings? No big deal if you can't, but that would be cool!
Thanks a lot! I don't remember the settings in detail but it was a classic 3-oscillator sawtooth tone with an opened filter and a bit resonance. The main "character" of this sound comes from the guitar pedal ;) It was a setting with much distortion, flanger or phaser and a stereo delay.
@@Spektralfarben-Music Ah ok you have the entire output of the synth going to the pedal. I haven't had much success with inserting an overdrive pedal in the Mixer Out/Filter In section - I barely get any overdrive sound. I am trying to achieve a similar overdrive sound to the Sub 37, which is pre-filter.
SammyVOfficial Yes, it’s the same here. I wasn’t happy with any FX routed through mixer out/filter in. So I played around with all kind of distortion, flanger and ping pong delays 😊. Thanks for listening and commenting!
Yes!...I used to run my voyager through a Behringer distortion with wah wah. It sounded amazing and very much like a real guitar. I have not tried it with my model d.
That thing is ripping … some digitech pedals are seriously great. Specially the crazy XP300
Great playing man..!
Nice guitar licks too.
Thanks!
Great lead sound Alf!! Got that growl!
Thanks a lot my friend!
Doin’ it Jan Hammer style!
Beautiful
Awesome!!!
I love my OS and this is why 😁
Thanks a lot, dear "colleague" ;) Yes, an amazing instrument and sound. I love it too :)
THAT WAS AWESOME! Could you please post the control panel parameters? I already have A DOZEN fx pedals, but I would really love to know the dial settings you used!
Thanks for your kind comment! Unfortunately I can’t remember what settings I used at that time, it’s been quite a while. I guess a combination of a ping pong delay, the stereo reverb and of course some distortion.
@@Spektralfarben-Music Thanks for responding! If possible, could you please try to find the settings? No big deal if you can't, but that would be cool!
This shit ROCKS brother ! Thanks for the share!
That's Amazing Alf!!! :-D
Mille grazie :)
Genius
Cool, dude! Rock it!
Mulțumesc, pisicuțo
As Stewie Griffin once said……..Ok…I am at full candy corn right now
Totally fantastic 😊😊😊😊
I'd love to hear Thunderstruck on it.
Yes indeed, that would be a cool intro/song!
🤓, I like it!!
Very cool!
Do you mind sharing your settings?
Thanks a lot! I don't remember the settings in detail but it was a classic 3-oscillator sawtooth tone with an opened filter and a bit resonance. The main "character" of this sound comes from the guitar pedal ;) It was a setting with much distortion, flanger or phaser and a stereo delay.
How do you have it hooked up?
Hi, quite simple: Moog OUT (mono) to Digitech RP155 IN, then Digitech stereo OUT into the mixer/audio interface, and this one into the iPad.
@@Spektralfarben-Music Ah ok you have the entire output of the synth going to the pedal. I haven't had much success with inserting an overdrive pedal in the Mixer Out/Filter In section - I barely get any overdrive sound. I am trying to achieve a similar overdrive sound to the Sub 37, which is pre-filter.
SammyVOfficial Yes, it’s the same here. I wasn’t happy with any FX routed through mixer out/filter in. So I played around with all kind of distortion, flanger and ping pong delays 😊. Thanks for listening and commenting!