About Ronroco :
A timeless guitar. Decades of sound.
Voyager Guitar is a 1970’s Telecaster, tracked through classic analog gear, and shaped with modern control. Built to travel through decades of sound.
Explore over 100 genre-spanning presets. Craft tone that feels like yours.
Vintage Amp Signals
Recorded through three vintage combos—a 1962 Gibson GA-8T, a 1964 Fender Deluxe, and a 1968 Fender Super Reverb. Each one chosen for its color, breakup, and unmistakable voice.
Direct Preamps
Two separate DI signal paths run through a Shadow Hills Mono GAMA and a vintage Tascam cassette preamp providing a direct tone with character baked in—pure, punchy, and alive.
Dynamic and Ribbon Mics
Every amp was captured with a Shure SM57 and an AEA R88 ribbon.
Blend between the two to dial in presence, warmth, or something in between.
Motion and Character
Voyager’s arpeggiator goes beyond notes—triggering the subtle gestures that make a performance feel human. Fret noise, chucks, taps, and releases can be assigned per step, adding organic movement to any pattern.
A curated effects chain surrounds it: analog-style delay with pitch shifting, chorus and phaser, 3-voice harmonizer, EQ, filters, tape saturation, and spring, plate, hall, and room reverbs. Each effect is dialed to complement the tone, not cloud it.
Five Ways To Play
Voyager includes five deeply sampled articulations: picked sustains, finger sustains, palm mutes, swells, and finger taps.
Each one captures a different side of the Telecaster’s personality—whether sharp and percussive or warm and expressive.
System Requirements :
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Mac Compatible
Windows Compatible
Silicon Compatible
Kontakt RequiredAbout Ronroco :
A timeless guitar. Decades of sound.
Voyager Guitar is a 1970’s Telecaster, tracked through classic analog gear, and shaped with modern control. Built to travel through decades of sound.
Explore over 100 genre-spanning presets. Craft tone that feels like yours.
Vintage Amp Signals
Recorded through three vintage combos—a 1962 Gibson GA-8T, a 1964 Fender Deluxe, and a 1968 Fender Super Reverb. Each one chosen for its color, breakup, and unmistakable voice.
Direct Preamps
Two separate DI signal paths run through a Shadow Hills Mono GAMA and a vintage Tascam cassette preamp providing a direct tone with character baked in—pure, punchy, and alive.
Dynamic and Ribbon Mics
Every amp was captured with a Shure SM57 and an AEA R88 ribbon.
Blend between the two to dial in presence, warmth, or something in between.
Motion and Character
Voyager’s arpeggiator goes beyond notes—triggering the subtle gestures that make a performance feel human. Fret noise, chucks, taps, and releases can be assigned per step, adding organic movement to any pattern.
A curated effects chain surrounds it: analog-style delay with pitch shifting, chorus and phaser, 3-voice harmonizer, EQ, filters, tape saturation, and spring, plate, hall, and room reverbs. Each effect is dialed to complement the tone, not cloud it.
Five Ways To Play
Voyager includes five deeply sampled articulations: picked sustains, finger sustains, palm mutes, swells, and finger taps.
Each one captures a different side of the Telecaster’s personality—whether sharp and percussive or warm and expressive.
System Requirements :
[macos_icon]
[winos_icon]
Mac Compatible Windows Compatible Silicon Compatible Kontakt Required 
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