Moog Music Voyager Plug SE (VST-AU) - Manual (Page 7)

Moog Voyager PlugSE 4
Voyager PlugSE™ Operation
The Voyager PlugSE™ allows to you ‘reach inside’ the Moog Voyager with total control of all the functions built into
the instrument – not only the front panel controls, but also the ‘hidden’ functions found in the Voyager menus. The
following is a description of the Voyager PlugSE™’s panels and functions.
Parameter Panel
The Voyager PlugSE™ Editor displays a faithful reproduction of the Voyager’s front panel. Every knob, switch,
and rotary control is exactly as you would find it on the Voyager, and all of the Editor controls are interactive
and functional. Changes made anywhere on the Parameter Panel will cause corresponding changes to be
made on the connected Voyager hardware. These changes are also sent to the DAW (host) automation while
recording.
At the top of the Parameter Panel window are a series of buttons that select functions or display drop down
menus. From left to right: BANKS, FILE, EDIT, MIDI, HOST, Send, Receive, ADVANCED, WRITE, ABOUT and
CHAN.
Parameter Panel Buttons and Functions
BANK
Click on the BANK button and the Parameter Panel splits into two sections: a reduced panel view on the right-
hand side, and a new view containing a scrollable list of program banks on the left-hand side. There are seven
banks with 128 programs in each bank (arranged just like the seven banks in the Voyager), and each bank entry
contains both a program name and its corresponding sound category.
Click the A, B, C, D, E, F or G buttons to select the desired bank, and then use the scroll bar on the right to
scroll through the list (you can also scroll through the list using the wheel on your mouse, if so equipped).
Simply select a bank you wish to explore and click on a Program name you wish to recall. The selected
program will appear in the Parameter Panel window.
Right clicking on any Program name within any bank will open a window that will allow you to COPY
that program to the clipboard, SAVE the program to disk, LOAD a program from a disk into this location, or
INITIALIZE the current program.