From breynold@usc.edu Wed Aug 25 12:49:22 2004
Subject:Re: My V5+ Review

Steve:

Have you figured out away to keep the A/D input on regardless of what mode
you are in on the Motif?

Barry

At 12:39 PM 8/25/2004, you wrote:
>A few days ago received the Voce V5+ I ordered through Guitar Center. I
>have to say I'm very impressed with this unit. Hats off to Dave Amels and
>his crew for making a real musical instrument!
>
>The V5+ succeeds in its mission to emulate the Hammond in several ways.
>First, the overall sound of the V5 is very pleasing. Rich and creamy (I
>guess food analogies are the most appropriate). Secondly, the detail of
>the sound is striking. The slightest movement of one drawbar makes a
>noticeable difference in the tone. I have a Roland VK-77, and it doesn't
>come close to this. Third, it's set up in a logical way. All the important
>controls you need are in front of you and changeable with the twist of a
>knob or push of a button. Fourth, the chorus is great (especially C3 and
>C2, the ones we usually use). Fifth, the strength of the tone across the
>keyboard range: It doesn't wimp out as you ascend to the upper reaches.
>
>On a related topic: I'm using my Yamaha Motif 7 as a controller. Much to
>my delight I discovered I can MIDI the Voce to the Yamaha and then run the
>audio out of the V5+ back into the Motif through the A/D input jacks!
>Inside the Motif I can add reverb and other effects(yes, rotary speaker,
>too) to the V5+ signal before it is sent to the Motif's audio out. So,
>only one audio link from the synthesizers to the amp. Cool!
>
>Steve Czarnecki
>
>www.soul-jazz.com
>
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