Where can I find the Claravox editor - Windows version?

The Moog support link for this ends up on a "not found" page.  I have searched around a bit and while I can find the Mac/iOS version, the Windows version is not to be found.  I have the app installed on a computer that I no longer use and I apparently did not keep the installer or zip file or whatever form the app came in.

The Moog site is broken in so many ways - I can't even log in or do a password reset.

Can anyone point me to where I can download this Windows editor or share their installer if they still have it?

Thanks in advance!

Nothing via the wayback machine, even asked ChatGPT, but no dice.  I see you asked this on the Cvox FB page too, that's probably your best bet.  

Good luck, and Happy New Year Roger!

Happy New Year to you too Eric!  At least in concept...  I intended to send you a greeting before the holidays and they slipped by.  I still haven't accepted that the holidays have come and gone.

I'm beginning to wonder if the editor app was ever even an install file that was downloaded, because I have downloads that I still haven't dumped that go way back.  When the Moog link took me to the Microsoft store I began to wonder just how it was delivered.  What a cluster* that whole Cvox debacle was and still is . 

"What a cluster* that whole Cvox debacle was and still is ."  - pitts8rh

IIRC there was some Moog marketing hype along the lines of the Cvox being so perfectly engineered that you could hand it down to your grand kids - and here we are just a year or two later and the Win editor is MIA.  Almost every Thereminist I've chatted with has experienced issues with theirs.

The whole conception that an instrument requires an external software application to fully function is just a bad mis-design. Who’s going to maintain it?

Some sort of community-maintained open source app will have to emerge I’d say - Moog can’t be relied on obviously.

"The whole conception that an instrument requires an external software application to fully function is just a bad mis-design. Who’s going to maintain it?"  - bendra

Not only the software, but computing interfaces and their drivers appear and disappear over rather frighteningly short intervals.

"Some sort of community-maintained open source app will have to emerge I’d say - Moog can’t be relied on obviously."

There's this over on GitHub: https://github.com/wfr/open-claravox-editor/tree/main - but it looks very much not ready for prime time.

This is probably no surprise to those owners that have been paying attention, but I ran across this open-claravox-editor at https://github.com/wfr/open-claravox-editor/tree/main. It looks like it was last worked on 3 years ago.  And it is in a 'do not use" state.

I don't even really want to use the Claravox but I would like to keep it together as a complete and usable piece for someone, at least until such time that something proprietary fails and no one is there to repair it.   I guess we can always gut the case and put something better in it with a new front panel.  I wonder what that might be???

"I guess we can always gut the case and put something better in it with a new front panel.  I wonder what that might be???"  - pitts8rh

D-vox here we come!   

I'd certainly assist anyone endeavoring to do this, it's been something of a fantasy of mine.

pitts8rhD-vox here we come!   I'd certainly assist anyone endeavoring to do this, it's been something of a fantasy of mine.

The interior is plenty big to house the D-Lev kit, but the real work would be

-connecting the knobs (claravox has 13 of them, D-Lev only needs 8)

-connecting the input/outputs

-where to put the display and tuner? Maybe they could go where some of the knobs are currently since there are extras

An expensive project, may be a lot cheaper someday if (when?) some of the claravox theremins go tits-up and Moog can't/won't fix them.