User manual MOOG VOYAGER ELECTRIC BLUE

[. . . ] IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS WARNING ­ When using electric products, basic precautions should always be followed, including the following: 1) Read all the instructions before using the product. 2) Do not use this product near water ­ for example, near a bathtub, washbowl, kitchen sink, in a wet basement, or near a swimming pool or the like. 3) This product should be used only with a cart or stand that is recommended by the manufacturer. 4) This product, in combination with an amplifier and headphones or speakers, may be capable of producing sound levels that could cause permanent hearing loss. [. . . ] When this is off, only the +/- 1 buttons change the Voyager's presets. 2. 1 MIDI IN CHANNEL When this is selected, use the +1/ -1 buttons to select the MIDI Channel that the Voyager recognizes. The choices are 1-16 2. 2 MIDI OUT CHANNEL When this is selected, use the +1/ -1 buttons to select the MIDI Channel that the Voyager uses to send Data. Use CURSOR to select "Yes" to turn on the MIDI input and "No" to turn Off the MIDI input, then Press ENTER. Use CURSOR to select "Yes" to turn on the MIDI Output and "No" to turn Off the MIDI Output, then Press ENTER. This function allows the export of a single preset from the Voyager's bank of presets. The Voyager also has the ability to import a single preset in PANEL mode. This requires another Voyager, or a computer with a MIDI interface and a program that can accept a manual Sysex dump. Once the remote device is enabled, press ENTER to start the data transfer. 3. 2 SEND ALL PRESETS This is a utility to send Sysex (System Exclusive) data for archiving the bank of 128 presets in the Voyager's memory. This requires another Voyager, or a computer with a MIDI interface and a program that can accept a manual Sysex dump. Once the remote device is enabled, press ENTER to start the data transfer. 3. 3 RECEIVE PRESETS This is a utility to import Sysex data for a bank of Voyager presets. This requires another Voyager, or a computer with a MIDI interface, a program that can send a Sysex bank, and a bank of Voyager presets. When entered, the screen will prompt the user: "Sysex enabled". To disable the ability to receive Sysex, press the ­1 button, or press ENTER to return to the MASTER menu. This utility will replace any presets that are in memory, so be sure to back up any presets you want to save before going through this process. 3. 4 PROGRAMMABLE SYSEX DEVICE ID This function can be used in a situation where more than one Voyagers are in a setup. By Changing the SysEx Device ID, when a Preset Bank is sent, the Device ID byte in that SysEx message matches the Device ID set in that Voyager. When a SysEx data stream is sent to the Voyagers, only the Voyagers that have matching Device IDs receive the SysEx messages. This way, when more than one Voyagers are used, and each one has a different SysEx Device ID, Presets or Preset banks can be sent to an individual Voyager in that setup. To use this feature, select "SysEx Device ID" and press ENTER. [. . . ] - Using a ¼" patch cable, connect the VX-351 Filter envelope Output to the CP-251 Mixer 1 input. - Set the CP-251 Mixer 1 Input level and the Output level to 10, Set the Offset to ­ 2. 5. - Using a ¼" cable, connect the CP-251 Normal (+) Mixer Output to the Voyager's MOD2 Input. - In the Voyager's Pedal/On Mod Buss, make the following settings: Source: On/MOD2, Destination: LFO/PGM, Shaping: On, Amount 10. [. . . ]