I currently have OS version 3.3 on my Voyager RME. I was looking at purchasing the editor, so I downloaded it and currently using it in demo mode. In the About section it says that it is version 3.0.0… some things are not working as advertised, ie. when I drag the cursor over the knob, the info does not display in the Touch Surface Area, unless I click the knob, which intern changes the setting…
My questions are, if I buy this version will the full mode get me version 3.3? and are these problems just with the demo version? Also, I would like to back up my presets in this version before I update to OS version 3.4. When I update do I have to purchase the 3.4 librarian as well or can I upgrade from the librarian 3.3 to 3.4 at no extra cost?
you’re not alone Just Me, doesn’t work on my machine here at work either. weirdness.
At any rate, good luck getting them to reply to you, they’ve ignored me for weeks after updating tickets about a DSI thing. They make good software but their support is non-existent.
Not everyone is allowed to use firefox or another browser on their computer. And if a company doesn’t support the most widely used browser on the planet, (even if it is garbage) they deserve to lose business. Nice economy to be able to ignore a vast market.
No, when I make a download I get the MoogVoySetup344.exe.
I prefer the freeware MIDIOX to update the Voyager software.
The 3.4 version is the latest.
If you want a 3.5 beta for the keyboard version send me an email.
Have fun,
Rudi
The Preset Genetics function in the Editor (supports morphing, mixing, mutating & randomization of any two selected presets) is indeed a very cool little tool! Back in the day when I ran the SquareWave site, I used this function to create and post a Voyager ‘Monthly Mashup’ patch, with a brief description of the seed patches that were used to create the new Preset. For anyone interested, all 10 of those Monthly Mashup patches are available on KnobTweak:
I saw your genetics patch offerings on KT and am planning to put at least one genetics patch pack together for KT too.
I’m discovering the worth of the Voyager more and more every time I use it.
Before I owned one I used to think the Voyager might only be good for modular noise, but man was I wrong.
It only takes seconds to get biting leads and growling basses, whereas other synths took a lot more time going through menus to get that kind of quality.
And now with the editors genetics feature, the possibilities are limitless. It really is the best software/hardware combo for flushing out ideas on the quick.
