Moog Voyager User Manual

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press ENTER. The sound produced by the Voyager is now determined by the settings of
the front panel independently of preset memory.
When working with the Voyager, keep in mind that many of the controls are
interactive, so there is frequently more than one way to control a single parameter.
For instance, if the sustain level of the Volume Envelope is all the way down, and the
attack and decay times are at zero, there will be no output. It is really important to
understand the workings of all the controls and how they interact in order to
understand how a sound (or lack thereof) is produced.
For a thorough understanding of the Voyager and it’s workings, continue on with this
manual…

Moog Voyager Specifications

General

Type	Analog Synthesizer
Oscillators	3
Polyphony	Monophonic
Synthesis Type	Subtractive
Aftertouch	Yes
Memory	128 Presets
Keyboard	44-note, Velocity Sensitive
LFO	1 with multiple waveforms
Envelopes	2 x ADSR Envelopes
Waveforms	Triangle, Sawtooth, Square, Pulse
MIDI	In, Out, Thru