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Moog Voyager User Manual

Moog Voyager
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II. THE BASICS OF ANALOG SYNTHESIS
For those getting started in the world of electronic music, let’s take a few moments
to go through the basics of sound and synthesis. This will help you understand what
the front panel controls do.
In order to understand synthesis, one must have a basic working knowledge of
the characteristics of sound. There are a few key terms that cover the basics:
Sound – audible vibrations of air pressure. Electronic sounds are delivered to the air
through loudspeakers. (figure 2)
Frequency– The rate of vibration in sound measured in Hertz (Hz or cycles/second)
(figure 3). Our ears can hear from 20 to 20,000 Hz. Frequency corresponds to the
musical term, pitch. A low frequency corresponds to a low-pitched sound such as
a bass; a high frequency sound corresponds to a high pitched sound such as a
piccolo. In music, a change in pitch of one octave higher equals a doubling of the
frequency.

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Moog Voyager Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeAnalog Synthesizer
Oscillators3
PolyphonyMonophonic
Synthesis TypeSubtractive
AftertouchYes
Memory128 Presets
Keyboard44-note, Velocity Sensitive
LFO1 with multiple waveforms
Envelopes2 x ADSR Envelopes
WaveformsTriangle, Sawtooth, Square, Pulse
MIDIIn, Out, Thru

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