User Guide

2.1 T.S. REDUCTION

T.S. Reduction thins the number of MIDI CCs sent by the Touch Surface Inputs when more than one

is used at a time. The amount of MIDI data produced by these inputs can be immense, and can

crash lesser MIDI devices.

2.2 EXT. AUDIO POT

This allows the the External Audio Pot to scroll through presets. It is a faster way to change presets

than the +/-1 buttons. When this is on, turning the External Audio control changes the preset number in

the display. Press ENTER to load a new preset.

2.3 GLIDE FUNCTION

This function works like the Glide switch on the Left-hand Control panel of the Voyager keyboard. It

switches the Glide function on or off. A change made with this function can be saved with the function

Save Preset.

2.4 RELEASE FUNCTION

This function works like the Release switch on the Left-hand Control panel of the Voyager keyboard.

It switches the Release function on or off. A change made with this function can be saved with the

function Save Preset.

OTHER PANEL MODE FUNCTIONS

RECEIVE SINGLE PRESET

This does not appear as an option in the Panel Menu – but is used in conjunction with “Receive

Presets” in Master Mode. In Master Mode, make sure Sysex is enabled in “Receive Presets”. Once

this is done, a single preset can be received to the current active preset location in Panel mode.

Once a preset is received in the current active location, it can be auditioned. If you want that preset

to become part of the Voyager’s preset bank, you must save the imported preset. If it is not saved

and the current preset number is changed, the imported preset is wiped from the Voyager’s preset

memory buffer. Using this function in conjunction with the “Send single preset” function in Master mode

allows the mix and match of presets from different banks.

COMPARE

Compare is a feature in Panel Mode, linked to the Edit Mode “Compare to Preset” function. Pressing

the CURSOR activates this function – loading the sound in the Compare buffer, and pressing ENTER

returns to the active preset. To load a Preset into the Panel Compare buffer, Go to Edit Mode, select

Compare to Preset and press ENTER. Use the cursor to move to the Preset field. Press PANEL to go

back to PANEL mode. Now when you press CURSOR, the preset should show as being loaded into the

Compare buffer. It will remain there until the Compare function is used in Edit mode.