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That's correct. There was a little problem with loading back files with al 7 seven banks saved (*.mvr) in both MAC and PC version. Somehow the editor was still looking for the old format that contained only one bank. This problem has been fixed. Now, the editor loads MVR files in both formats ...

You can load preset banks by simply using menus "Bank-> Moog Banks".

Oh, I forgot... You can still use the editor to send any sysex files to the Voyager. To do so, use "OS Update" utility located under the file menu. It will send any sysex file in to the Voyager. After you send it, use RECEIVE BANK to update the editor.

Cheers,

SoundTower Guy

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Many Voyager banks in a SYSEX format found on the internet were made with Voyager's OS older versions. Loading them through the editor would require building special convertors and even then this would not guarrante a full compability winth OS2.5. We decided to save ourselves a trouble of ...

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There is a new update for the MAC Voyager SoundEditor available now. Soon it will be available from Moog Site. Right now you can download it from:

wwww.soundtower.com/moog/mac/voyager.sit

Here is a brief description of new features. For more information please check the updated manual that ...

Hi-

There is a new update for the MAC Voyager SoundEditor available now. Soon it will be available from Moog Site. Right now you can download it from:

wwww.soundtower.com/moog/mac/voyager.sit

Here is a brief description of new features. For more information please check the updated manual that ...

To my best knowledge - there is nothing that can cause this. How many midi ports you have on you Mac? In any case I am sure we can fix this - just please write me on a private bandwidth and I should provide you with a fix.

We are in process of getting rid of the "bundle" thing since it obviously creates a problem on some systems. I have to add that most users do not experience it at all. This makes it a little bit harder to pin point the problem. The new demo should be should be available this week after we finish ...

The Voyager editor was tested here with iBook G3 700Mh / 384Mb OSX 10.2.8 and performed well with USB Midi (M-Audio, MidiSport 2x2 and 8x8). TheVoyager SIT file was made with the latest Stuffit. We can create a Disk Image file as an another installing option. The startup error causing the app to ...

The Voyager Mac editor's OS update utility sends the sysex data to Midi Out port at a rate of 256 packets at a time. This number seemed to be adequate for most interfaces. We can try to increase or decrease this number to suit your interface or make it user defined so "time out" on MV receiving side ...

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There is a new update available now for the PC version. Thanks to your suggestions we added few more features. Now browsing through presets in Voyager's bank or library displays switch/know/rotary positions:

http://www.soundtower.com/moog/ver110.jpg

Also using "Auto" option to update the ...

If the Moog hardware would be build as good/bad as the new Mac software for the Voyager

One can never satisfy everybody. If there is a room for improvement then let me know.[/quote]

And there is no warning notice showing up, when you start the application without the folder "bundle" and its content (containig the MIDI plug-in for the code that is done by a second part software supplier I think).

To satisfy curiosity. The next app we will compile will run with or without ...

I just opened the Mac Demo and was a bit confused to see the interface featuring multiple default highlighted buttons.

Believe it or not we had only "Edit" button as a default (and still is). Then, we got a suggestion to light them all up to look nicer. No big deal, this can be changed back ...

I mean 1024 X 768!

As I explained, the window size not only depends on the screen resolution but also on Windows FONT setting.

To see all windows in full the requirements are:

1024 X 768 for SMALL FONT setting (normal size - Windows default)
1280 X 960 for LARGE FONT setting

To change Windows ...