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Voyager List of Presets List of presets Version 3.0 extends the current single bank of 128 presets to 7 banks of 128 presets fro a total of 896 user accessible presets. Bank 1 Moog-Voyager Preset Bank This bank features presets contributed by Nigel Hopkins, Brian Kehew, Will Alexander and the sound design forces of Moog Music. 001 Speaker Danger Bass 043 Good oldFaithful 086 Analog Gongs 002 SimplySmooth 044 Bowed Shifter 087 No Rest 003 Mod Wheel Dive Bomb 045 4ever Return 088 Owwww Bass 004 Climb 046 Significant Sonics 089 Mod my Filter! 005 Squeaky Bells 047 Rose Lead 090 Magic Man 006 Subtle 5ths 048 Bell Drops 091 Cymbolic 007 Just the Sub 049 Tony Moog 092 Bomb-Basstic 008 Velocity Growl 050 Velocity Felicity 093 Organ '66 009 Filtroid Damage 051 Mod Lead 094 80’s Seq 010 Black Market 052 Oscillator Mayhem 095 Bass Drum w/Wheel FM 011 Chinease 053 Square Lead 096 Yc45 RM 012 Yammerer 054 In Yer Face 097 Pre-Mental Tension 013 Fat Drums 055 BrightPluckyLead 098 Strange Growth 014 In The Net 056 My Brass Bed 099 Katy’s Moog Bass 015 4ths Synth 057 FM 5ths 100 Get the Kleenex 016 Nige ClassicBass 058 BoogieBass 101 Behave You Hussy 017 Seq. w/ Mod Wheel Ring 059 Threw a Party 102 Thumping E-Bass 018 Oboe&Bassoon 060 L’i’l 5th Wheel Echo 103 Minimoog 70's 019 Bass Sweep +Grungy 061 Snappy 104 Yowsa Bass Wheel 062 I’m Large 105 JP Lead 1 020 Sci-Fi Honky-Tonk 063 Trick of theTail 106 Weird Bells 021 Can U Solo 064 Nasty Drums 107 Finsbury Park 022 Tiny Touch 065 Distant Cousins 108 Long Slow Growth 023 Sweet but Weird 066 Chick Lead 109 Really GrossMod Wheel 024 Endless Moog 067 Big Punch Sub 110 Mod Sweeper Bass 025 Queen of Chi 068 S and H Cluster 111 Little Mooger 026 Old Castle 069 Weird Pizzicato 112 Lucky Man 027 Citadel Bass 070 2 Pole Bass 113 Dripsodic 028 HPcompressedClav 071 Asao’s Cakewalk 114 How Deep 029 Mod WheelTheremin 072 Accordion 115 Sunrise 030 Hard Attack 073 Bake 'n' Fry 116 Over Zealous 031 Talk 2 Me Guitar 074 MoogPeow C 117 Slow Stereo Square Bass 032 Grits and Eggs Bass 075 Basso Flabulo 118 Minotaur 033 Jan 7 Days 076 Slow Attack 119 Lava Surfing 034 Diet of Worms 077 Rubbery Bass Weird Wheel 120 Chalameau Bass 035 Wonder Mini 078 4ths Random Trill Wheel 121 From The Beginning 036 Dr Who Bass 079 Duke 122 Wheel Sync Runner 037 Rob Progs Out 080 Walk away 123 Random Pan Triangle 038 Get The Funk 081 SequenceYourThirst 124 Emerson Saw 039 Horror Intro 082 Picture This 125 Velocity Square Drumz 040 Metallic Percussion 083 Panning Keys 126 GentleRunner 041 Mini Prog Lead 084 Birdy Bass 127 Yeeeaaaayy 042 Pedal Power 085 Job Done 128 Big Bang Bank2 Moog-Voyager Preset Bank Bernie Worrell, Drew Newmann, Steve Dunnington and Amos Gaynes 001 Big Detuned Bass 044 Alien Insects 087 Dirty Wheels 002 Tweezy Grunge 045 Mongo Res Lead 088 Dingy*drops? 003 Glide Lead 046 Ripper Bass 089 AM Radio Strings 004 Stringy 047 Duke it Out Lead 090 Rhythmic Harmonics 005 Bernie Down Da House 048 wooOOOOooow 091 WowowoWheel 006 Warm Wow Bass 049 Eccentric Orbit 092 Knocking Bass 007 Electro Marimba 050 Sawtooth Lead 093 Digifone 008 Mellowness 051 Kalimboid 094 Growing Shifter 009 Rude Sync Lead 052 Crinkly lead 095 Sky Saw Sync 010 Submarine Landscape 053 Kick Factory (wheel up) 096 Pulsing Bass 011 Any Color Lead 054 ‘Lectrafunk Bass 097 Water Wheels 012 The Way We Feel 055 Slow and Shifty 098 Riser 013 Bernie’s #01Woo~man 056 Bloom Bass 099 Electrozap Bass 014 Outer LimitsClav 057 Dynamic Buzz 100 AlienKalimba 015 Squelcher 058 Vocal PulseMod 101 Sub-Growl 016 Man Child Lead 059 Pipes&wheels 102 Guess Woo? Yoo! 017 Destructo Drum 060 Impact Bass 103 Da’ Bass Drum 018 Organ Transplant 061 Mumbler Lead 104 Little Ringer 019 Sci-fi Wiggler 062 A Drone 105 TDarpeggio 020 Glass Backwards 063 Our Daily Lead 106 Hornz 021 Lead Runner 064 Instability 107 Rezzorama 022 Snappy Bass w/ Sub 065 Glocken 108 Marimboid 023 Waveform Dance 066 Bright and Rezzy 109 Slow Sweep Runner 024 Trumpet 067 Two Pole Growler 110 Dark PWM Bass 025 Mod Wheel Pedal Steel 068 Future Lead 111 Panning Chimes 026 Nukular Canine 069 Bass Drops 112 Fat Skinny Bass 027 Mod Wheel Whistler 070 Plucky Lead 113 70s Leadz 028 Space BellDrum 071 Basswerk 114 Slow Pitch Slider 029 Cars Intro (Mod Wheel) 072 Mod WheelHowler 115 Insyncerator 030 Grinder Lead 073 Tomitavox 116 Hobbes Knobbs 031 Strange Bass 074 Analog Shimmer 117 String Thing 032 Purple Jude 075 SoftnHollow 118 Bwa Machine 033 Deep Space Tones 076 Numanesque Lead 119 Flashlite 2004+ 034 Squeaker Lead 077 PluckyBassy 120 Velocity Blipz 035 Bow Wow Bass 078 Metal Sizzle Percussion 121 Hairball Bass 036 Mellow and Horn-like 079 Chordal Mod Surprise 122 TouchActive FX 037 One Pole Bass 080 One Pole Lead 123 Sub Sub Bass 038 Old Movie 081 SubterraneanSquare 124 Kaotik (wheelup) 039 Fat PWM Bass 082 Enoesquepad 125 Harpsimoog 040 Mod Wheel Buzz Saw 083 Clustered 126 Sync Drum 041 Plucked Whistler 084 Tin on Wheels 127 Cottonmouth Lead 042 Rubbery Keys 085 Atomic Geetah 128 On the Horizon 043 Square Glider 086 Radio Lead Bank3 Moog-Voyager Preset Bank 19 Contributors: Aron Magner, Chad Hugo, Darrell Diaz, Frank Lucas, Fred Wreck, Gabrial McNair,Geoffrey Keezer, Herbie Hancock, Khari Simmons, James Lumb, Jamie Muhoberac, Joseph Rivers, Neil Palmer, Printz Board, Randy Cantor, Rick Wakeman, Brian Kehew, Mark Kline and Steve Dunnington 001 RUNNING BASS 044 FIFTH SYNC LEAD 087 STAG RADI0 002 BIG SEQUENCE BASS 045 DPG*LEAD 088 SKYCHURCH EVOLUTION 003 CLASSIC BASS 046 WHAM BAMM... 089 RELAXATION DRONE 004 BRAIN SALAD BASS 047 OLD MINI 090 DROP WHEEL PUSH 005 RUBBER BAND BASS 048 SCIENCE 091 SHOCK COIL 006 CHAMELEON BASS 049 MOSHI MOSHI 092 SIZZLE SWEEP 007 FINGER BASS 050 ELO SWEEP 093 LONELY TRAINWHISTLE 008 XBASS 051 TRILOGIC 094 ALIEN STUTTER 009 STABNAMMIT 052 CELLOGY 095 MINOR 7TH AND 5TH 010 FAT FILTER 053 DR.MADNESS 096 PUSH->CLOSEDLIFT->OPEN 011 WRECK*BASS 054 CALLN OUTNAMZ 097 MY FLOWBEE 012 METAL STRINGBASS 055 CHORUSED LEAD 098 WIZARD OF MONTARA 013 DOPE BASS 056 COME BACK LEAD 099 DENTISTRY 014 CATHERINE OF ARAGON 057 KEEZER LEAD 100 CHADZARSE 015 ROGER 0 RIP 058 TIGERMOUNT 101 TOUCHPAD FX l 016 HELLA BASS 059 PSYCHEDELIC FICTION 102 MOD WHEEL BUBBLER 017 RUB-A-DUB BASS 060 REPEATER 103 PANNING AAOW 018 NEW WAVE BASS 061 FREDWRECK BAZ 104 R2 CPU 019 CHEEGLE SYNC 062 ZAZA’S MATH 105 FLANGE SCRAPE 020 SKYCHURCH BASS ESC 063 TRIUMVIRATE 106 THE LIGHT 021 DARK VOICE BASS 064 GAMES W/O FRONTIERS 107 DARKNESS 022 BASS JONES 065 LEAD CLICK 108 ASHES TO ASHES 023 1996 066 BEAUTIFUL 1 109 ARP MOD PAN 024 CLAV BASS 067 COMPTON LEAD 110 CLAV DELAY 025 BROKE LOW BASS 068 FM-SYNC 111 SWITCHED ON! 026 BURNS FOR BASS 069 SOULFUL LEAD 112 LITTLE BELL 027 ALL NIGHT BASS 070 SKYCHURCH DULCIMER 113 TWINK BLIPS 028 ACIDIC BASS 071 SINGING LEAD 114 BIG LOW DRUM 029 FUNKY BASS 072 DIGITAL BUDDAH 115 CIRCUIT DRUM 030 TUBE BASS 073 ORGAN REGION 116 NOISY PERCUSSION 031 TIGHT BASS 074 SKINNY2 117 REZ DRUM 032 SYNCROWL 075 FL’s LEAD 118 DUB STYLEY 033 CUTIE PIE BASS 076 SUNSHINE LEAD 119 DRUM FROM MARS 034 SMOOTH BITE 077 BRASSED OFF 120 XFITZ~~~ 035 SLOW SWEEP BASS 078 DIRTY LEAD 121 TWISTER PERCUSSION 036 SQUARE FACE BASS 079 HEAD DUCK* 122 POPTART DRUM 037 AQUATARK LEAD 080 MULTI- LEAD 123 TEKKIK`` 038 HELLO 081 IM IN LOVE 124 ELECTRO PERCUSSION 039 LEAD DOG 082 AMERICAN DREAM 125 MIAMI DROP BASS 040 JAZZBO FLUTE 083 HIPASSCLAV 126SKYCHURCHjlTOUCHPADRUM 041 DIG-DUG 084 UGLY *%!#’ FACE 127 SHARDS 042 HEALTHY LEAD 085 ODDS 128 GALACTIC DROPS 043 DONIMATRIX 086 SHAYS DANCE Bank 4 Moog-Voyager Preset Bank Zon Vern Pyles Contribution 001 I’m Ba-aack!! 044 Touchpad horn 087 Electro Kid 002 Chiffy Lead 045 Still fun (wheel up) 088 Fuzzy Lead 003 Brassy Lead 046 Subfood Bass 089 Catherine of Aragon 004 Robo Vox 047 Firm bottom 090 Catherine Howard 005 Growing Lead 048 Lunar News (wheel up) 091 Anne Boleyn Bass 006 X-tra low Bass 049 Seafoam (wheel up) 092 Anne Boleyn Lead 007 Mellow Hammer 050 Wheel talker 093 Raw & melodic 008 Hollow Bass 051 Living Bass 094 Sweepy Bass 009 Brain Salad Buzz 052 Pucker up 095 Green Fog 010 Gurglet 053 Lil’ delay 096 Wrong Crypt 011 Cycler mod (wheel up) 054 Utopian Lead 097 Just the harmonics 012 Wetness (wheel up) 055 Bouncer (wheel up) 098 Thematic 013 Animated (wheel up) 056 Stereo Zaps 099 Plucky Bass 014 He was lucky 057 In the pocket 100 Bright Bass 015 Tympanic membrane 058 Going Baroque 101 Tubby Bass 016 Kinda saxy 059 Flutey 102 Alien Metal 017 Analog Daze 060 Relaxed Bass 103 NOT Unplugged 018 Heartbeat 061 Mystery metal 104 Bass Phenomena 019 Electric Room 062 “B" drone jam 105 Reedy Bass (use wheel) 020 Monica 063 No knives please 106 Dramatic Entrance 021 Wheel Bass 064 Topographic melodies 107 Flying Toy 022 Vowel Bass (wheel up) 065 Familiar growl 108 Alley Cat 023 Slippery Lead 066 Make it sing 109 Speedway 024 Classic Ripper 067 For Ripley 110 Call the plumber 025 Toad Bass 068 Other life 111 Sweet Thing 026 Velocity Bass 069 Epiphany 112 Tribal 027 Velowave Bass 070 Crop circle delivery 113 Plucked Lead 028 Funny Vox 071 Swamp life 114 Hollow Fuzzytone 029 Minor Glider 072 Spartacus 115 Sizzle Bass 030 Prog Lead 073 Horn of Mythos 116 Fly by 031 Forever Lead 074 Call of the Gearpig 117 Short lived 032 Here it comes 075 Soft as I remember 118 What the..
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