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When I turn my backlight all the way up on my EB I hear a high pitched frequency noise that hums in my ears. Is this common? Yes. Search the archives for an explanation as this has been addressed many times before. I figured it has been covered, I did a rough search but I didn't find anything. Anyw...

On the Moog Voyager software by SoundTower, you can choose where a file goes. But it has to imported into this software first. But does this software import sysex files like the ones you find at MoogSpace or elsewhere ? I don't think so. So you might accidentally overwrite a patch by loading a file...

till wrote:yes

I thought I saw it out there... and I looked again and must of missed it because it's right in front of my face.

http://www.moogmusic.com/detail.php?main_product_id=239

Thank you.

When I turn my backlight all the way up on my EB I hear a high pitched frequency noise that hums in my ears. Is this common?

till wrote:I ordered and installed the aftertoucht field fix.
It was easy to instal.
And now the aftertouch is makeing sense.
But some people do not use it at all, so it depends on that, if the money is invested right.
And I do not miss the filter glide.

Did you order the kit form the Moog site?

I am fairly new to analog gear and there were a lot of articles on the Moogspace site that I read and they helped me out immediately.

I bought the editor software from Moog to manage my files, do you know if I will run into this issue with the editor software?

I just got my Voyager this past Saturday; I have been wanting one for quite a while now. The hardest thing was going to work on Monday having only 2 days to play on the new purchase. I can't get enough, I have scoured the Moogspace website for tips and tricks and all kinds of information. I dove int...

The one thing is I'm pretty paranoid about it getting stolen which means you gotta keep tabs on while you're trying to hang out. Josh Can you imagine someone trying to run off with your Voyager, I would think they would slow down after the first 100 feet when they realize how damm heavy it is... :)

I was just teaching myself pot mapping yesterday. All it took was a couple minutes and some imagination and I was on my way. I started with the preset/default/standard one oscillator tone and after about 6 hours I had 40 new presets I created using different pot mappings. I bought the editor softwar...