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Voyager OS User’s Manual - The Basics

This User’s Manual is organized into convenient sections to assist you in setting up, playing and exploring
your new Voyager OS.

The

Setup and Connections

section explains how to unpack, setup and connect the Voyager OS, and provides

a quick start to get you up and running with your new instrument.

The

Components

section offers detailed explanations of the Voyager OS components that create and modify

sound.

The

Appendix

provides additional information, such as technical specifi cations, service and support info, and

making connections to optional external equipment. First time users should read Appendix D,

Synthesis

Tutorial

, where you will fi nd an explanation of sound and subtractive synthesis.

At the back of the manual, you’ll fi nd a

Glossary

that defi nes important synthesizer terminology, and several

Glossary

Patch Template

pages for programming and documenting your favorite sounds.

Icons

Throughout the manual you will see icons that offer additional information. Here’s what they mean:

This icon indicates an important note concerning the operation of the Voyager.

This icon indicates a useful performance or programming tip.

This icon indicates technical information for the advanced user or the technically curious.

How to Use this Manual

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Страница 1: ...lter Section 18 D Envelopes Section 21 E Output Section 24 F Modulation Section 25 G LFO Section 28 H Keyboard LH Controllers 30 I Back Panel 31 APPENDICES A Specifications 33 B VX 351 CV Expander 34...

Страница 2: ...u For those looking for a full featured centerpiece for their modular synth rig or for anyone craving a direct hands on connection to their musical creativity I believe you will find all of that and m...

Страница 3: ...o optional external equipment First time users should read Appendix D Synthesis Tutorial where you will find an explanation of sound and subtractive synthesis At the back of the manual you ll find a G...

Страница 4: ...ficient to support theVoyager OS 2 A 1 4 instrument cable for mono or two 1 4 instrument cables for stereo and an amplifier or a pair of headphones 3 A properly wired AC outlet Set up Make sure you ha...

Страница 5: ...ractive so there is frequently more than one way to control a single parameter This may be a source of confusion at first For instance if the SUSTAIN control of theVolume Envelope is all the way down...

Страница 6: ...ance synthesizer that is a successor to the classic Model D Minimoog Its sound sources are three analog variable waveform oscillators a noise source and an external audio input Extensive modulation an...

Страница 7: ...ctions for Power ControlVoltage CV and Gate I O and Audio I O There are 14 CV inputs and 2 CV out puts provided on 1 4 jacks Jacks identi fied with a red nut indicate a combina tion CV Expression Peda...

Страница 8: ...l This jack allows you to interrupt the signal routing between the Mixer and Filter to insert an external effect or take the output of the Mixer directly The Filter section is responsible for altering...

Страница 9: ...ation Path Modulation is performed through the Modulation Busses There are two separate mod busses labeled Mod Bus 1 and Mod Bus 2 but both busses are identical in function and modulation options For...

Страница 10: ...Page 12 Voyager OS User s Manual The Basics TheVoyager OS Modulation Buss...

Страница 11: ...t of the Mixer is routed to the Filter through an insert jack on the Voyager s back panel If an insert cable is plugged into this jack the Mixer output can be routed through an external effect and ret...

Страница 12: ...Ring Modulator can be inserted to add effects to the oscillator noise source and external audio in prior to the Filter stage The Mixer output signal appears at the tip of the insert cable jack as show...

Страница 13: ...3 the Pitch Bend Wheel the Fine Tune control and the output of the Mod Busses when the Pitch destination is selected Oscillator Section Controls Octave Each Oscillator has a 6 position OCTAVE switch t...

Страница 14: ...he reset oscillator As the frequency of the synced oscillator is swept it reinforces the harmonics of the reset oscillator Depending on how it is applied the effect can be aggressive or warm and vocal...

Страница 15: ...ator dial settings and a negative CV will subtract from the settings If an expression pedal is plugged in the pitch can only be made to increase the pedal connection supplies only a positive voltage W...

Страница 16: ...frequency that will pass through What s left is a band of frequencies that will pass through the filters unaffected hence the name bandpass Another key filter term is the Cutoff Slope The cutoff slop...

Страница 17: ...ontrol affects both filters identically Highpass Lowpass Mode In Highpass Lowpass mode theVoyager s filters are configured as a lowpass and highpass filter in series resulting in a bandpass filter In...

Страница 18: ...s a cutoff frequency that is one octave higher than the right filter This means when the CUTOFF control is swept two resonant peaks are heard giving the filter a unique quality In Highpass Lowpass mod...

Страница 19: ...ing the time that it takes for the signal to drop from the full level to the level set by the SUSTAIN control The envelope will remain at the Sustain level as long as an envelope gate signal is presen...

Страница 20: ...ive value say 2 the envelope will subtract from the Filter CUTOFF dial setting Envelope Gate Envelopes are triggered by a gate signal The envelopes will sustain as long as a gate signal is present Whe...

Страница 21: ...when the front panel ENV GATE switch is set to ON EXT If the ENV GATE switch is set to KEYB any input on the GATE jack will be ignored Release The RELEASE jack allows you to connect a footswitch or i...

Страница 22: ...utputs the Voyager signal to a pair of stereo headphones Additional CV Connections Volume The VOLUME jack allows you to connect an external CV or expression pedal to control the output volume BothVCA...

Страница 23: ...instead of being tied to a particular controller and six controller options are available Each Mod Bus can select from six modulation sources six destinations and six controllers One of the available...

Страница 24: ...ese settings allow the Mod Wheel performance control to be used to fade in the modulation which should sound something like vibrato This is a simple use of a Mod Bus The flexibility of the two Modula...

Страница 25: ...ows the modulation source to be controlled by theVolume Envelope Amount The AMOUNT control is used to set the maximum amount of modulation that is sent to the modulation destination When the AMOUNT co...

Страница 26: ...he voltage that appears at the output of the S H circuit is a random voltage that changes in time with the LFO TheVoyager s CV Interface jacks on the back panel of theVoyager allow additional flexibil...

Страница 27: ...trol NOTE The S H GATE jack will only work with a 5V Gate input not a footswitch LFO Sync The LFO SYNC jack accepts a footswitch or a 5V Gate input Closing the footswitch or applying a gate signal her...

Страница 28: ...To place theVoyager OS in MultiTrigger mode simply hold down the top two keys of the keyboard as the unit is powered up TheVoyager will revert to Single Trigger mode the next time the unit is powered...

Страница 29: ...ected by the Filter s SPACING control External Audio In This is an unbalanced 1 4 TS input that accepts any instrument or line level signal and routes the signal to the Mixer A dedicated EXTERNAL inpu...

Страница 30: ...rated with each key press Accessory Port TheVoyager OS has a DB 25 connector which connects to the optional VX 351 Voyager CV Expander This device outputs all the CV and Gate signals that are generate...

Страница 31: ...to 100 Glide and Release Switches On Off MasterVolume Control 0 to 100 Back Panel AC Power Inlet universal power supply 100 250VAC 50 60 Hz Power ON OFF switch Stereo Audio Output jacks External Audi...

Страница 32: ...of the well laid out front panel no patch cords needed Also sounds are easy to document using patch templates and due to its smaller size and weight the synth can actually be carried to gigs without h...

Страница 33: ...e Filter s Cutoff Adjusting the Voyager s LFO RATE control will change the rate that the Filter Cutoff moves up and down This demonstrates a basic patch with theVX 351 Now disconnect the cable from th...

Страница 34: ...puts is generated from the MOD1 and MOD2 jacks on the rear panel of theVoyager MOD1 This is the CV generated from the MOD1 input The MOD1 Input is a CV input on theVoyager that determines how much of...

Страница 35: ...d Circuit SMOOTH This is the smoothed output of the Sample and Hold Circuit ATTENUATORS TheVX 351 contains two attenuators An attenuator is used to reduce the amount of a CV signal The attenuators hav...

Страница 36: ...SMOOTH 2 to 2V Nominal NOISE NOISE 1V Nominal The table below shows the effective ranges of theVX 351 Outputs Note 1 The Touch Surface jacks are non functional when the VX 351 is used with the Voyager...

Страница 37: ...t Mult A1 Mult A2 Mult A3 Mult A4 Mult B1 Mult B2 Mult B3 Mult B4 Documenting your work A list of the Expander connections like the one shown below is a convenient way to document CV routings with the...

Страница 38: ...und from theVoyager by pressing a key In this example the last key you press will determine the pitch but the LFO will continuously trigger the start of the envelopes Using a patch cord make a connect...

Страница 39: ...the example to complete the modulation routing To createVibrato Using a patch cord make a connection from the CP 251 Attenuator Output to theVoyager s PITCH jack On the CP 251 set the LFO RATE control...

Страница 40: ...keyboard from low to high and you ll notice that the sound gets much duller Adjust the FILTER CUTOFF and ATTENUATOR controls to taste 3 Creating Sample and Hold staircase patterns A Sample and Hold ci...

Страница 41: ...Moogerfoogers Use theVoyager s Filter Envelope to control the Sweep of a MF 103 12 Stage Phaser Use theVoyager s Mod Wheel to control the Rate of the MF 103 12 Stage Phaser Use theVoyager s Mod Wheel...

Страница 42: ...thematically related overtones of the base pitch To explain what that means let s consid er an example if the base pitch is 100 Hz harmonics will occur at 200 Hz 2 x 100 300 Hz 3 x 100 400 Hz 4 x 100...

Страница 43: ...he richest sounding of the four waves It contains all of the harmonics and has a bright buzzy sound Sawtooth waves are ideal for brass and string sounds bass sounds and rich accompaniments The square...

Страница 44: ...off Above the cutoff frequencies are gradually reduced according to the filter s slope which is a measure of how well the filter works The slope of a filter is expressed in decibels per octave dB Oct...

Страница 45: ...m a Gate signal that is generated every time a key is pressed on the keyboard Once triggered as long as the key is held down i e the Gate signal is present the EG envelope will evolve according to the...

Страница 46: ...r sound creation then those that don t and this generally result in sounds with a greater complexity variation and depth Add some solid programming and playing technique and incredibly expressive musi...

Страница 47: ...nce received we will examine the product for any obvious signs of user abuse or damage as a result of transport If the product has been abused damaged in transit or is out of warranty we will contact...

Страница 48: ...dual waveform LFO Noise Generator Sample and Hold circuit as well as two active attenuators a Lag Processor a CV Mixer and a 4 way Multiple This combination gives you ways to modify mix and distribute...

Страница 49: ...stitched construction and a pouch for your cables and accessories Dust Cover Protect your investment when you re not using it The water repellent dust cover with a drawstring keeps dust pet hair and...

Страница 50: ...s plucked and then drop slightly as the note fades This is the pitch envelope contour A synthesizer can create these kinds of changes by applying electrically generated envelopes to oscillators affect...

Страница 51: ...ato As the modulator frequency is raised into the audio range new modulation frequency components are created and the effect is perceived as adding new overtones to the carrier signal Glide Also calle...

Страница 52: ...e sawtooth or square wave TheVoyager OS has three oscillators for generating sounds Pitch The subjective perception of sound A bass guitar generates low pitches while a flute generates high pitches Po...

Страница 53: ...it where the gain is a function of the control voltage In theVoyager theVCA is paired with theVolume Envelope Generator to specify the articulation of a sound Another CV source for theVCA in theVoyage...

Страница 54: ...tes A blank patch template page is provided here for you to copy and use to record your own sonic creations To help get you started on your musical explorations here are a couple of sample patches of...

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Страница 57: ...Page 59 Voyager OS User s Manual MinimoogVoyager Old School User s Manual Moog Music 2008 all rights reserved Text and illustrations by Greg Kist Steve Dunnington and the resources of Moog Music...

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