Moog Music Forum

ummagumma wrote: ↑Thu Jul 23, 2020 4:52 pm oh that's too bad, it is a hardware upgrade?

maybe Moog can ship you the new board, and you can install yourself?

I checked with Moog, and they no longer carry those boards. Not a big issue, as a I have an XL that gives me 8 banks.

I was thinking originally that there was a glitch in my EB.

Sneaky guys...

After decades (!) of being 2" tape based, I have jumped into PreSonus Studio One Artist 4.6, with projected Professional & FaderPort upgrades (as soon as I can get somewhat comfortable with current version) Having a BLAST, with something new to conquer every day. Update -- FaderPortv2 just...

I’m in the same boat. Lots of reading from very old posts. I guess I’m really late to the party...

So, diving into this further. I downloaded the Editor/Librarian from Soundtower. There, I have access to several banks, although not the ones listed in the User manual. Now I have a different issue. No matter which bank I select in the Editor to send to the Voyager, they always get inserted into Ban...

When you download the Firmware 3.5 from the moogmusic site, there will be a ‘readme’ file with the a,b,c,and d bank files. Follow to a T. Start with B, then D to complete the boot. Then A, and it will want D again to complete the boil. Then C, and it will want D again afterwards. Then you’re done.

Hey there all, I am new to the Voyager scene and just picked up an Anniversary Edition Electric Blue yesterday. Problem is... the guy only had Bank A sounds in it. I understand there are supposed to be 7 banks of 128 sounds each, but alas, this machine has no such thing. I have tried advancing with ...