Massive Moog 55 Modular

January 27, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Massive Moog 55 Modular 

WNAMM13: Massive Moog 55 Modular – Video Bob Moog Foundation with Mark Doty

NAMM 2013: Moog Sub Phatty in-depth demo and preview

January 26, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on NAMM 2013: Moog Sub Phatty in-depth demo and preview 

An exclusive in-room demo of the new Moog Sub Phatty. Hear the sounds, learn it’s features and get a deep insight in to all of the sonic possibilities of the new Moog, including driving drums through the brand new multi-drive filter.

The place to be: Bob Moog Foundation booth at NAMM + the Sub Phatty

January 24, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on The place to be: Bob Moog Foundation booth at NAMM + the Sub Phatty 

Check out the amazing visitors we had at our NAMM booth in 2012. Our booth was a hub of excitement as throngs of people stopped by to check on our progress. Going to NAMM this year? Come see us in booth 5307!

WNAMM13: World Exclusive Moog Sub Phatty We get an in-depth look at the new synth

Sub Phatty Demo With Huston Singletary

January 23, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Sub Phatty Demo With Huston Singletary 

Sound and preset designer Huston Singletary describes the sound and architecture of the new sub Phatty as viscously rich and super intuitive. “This is on another level”.

Moog Sub Phatty: New Machine For Living

January 22, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Moog Sub Phatty: New Machine For Living 

In honor of the new Moog Sub Phatty analog synthesizer’s release today, experimental multi-genre music producer, Flying Lotus, and Adult Swim veteran, Adam ‘Lilfuchs’ Fuchs collaborated on a short animation called Moog Sub Phatty: New Machine For Living. You can hear the new Sub Phatty analog synthesizer in Flying Lotus’s original score for the animation.

To learn more about the Sub Phatty visit: www.moogmusic.com/subphatty

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Say hello to the Sub Phatty, the grittiest Moog Synth ever.

Moog Music’s engineers have crafted the Sub Phatty’s oscillators to perform with extreme accuracy and require almost no warm-up time. Just power up, dial in your settings, and put your fingers to work on the keys to summon crisp and detailed waveforms, a vibrant and articulate sound that more than honors the rich sonic density synonymous with Moog creations.

The Sub Phatty is the first analog synth to feature Moog’s transformative new Multidrive section; at low settings Multidrive adds warmth and girth, but when pushed, it delivers a screaming snarl that is highly reactive to resonance, waveshape, and oscillator level. Experiment with this new circuit and unlock an undiscovered world of vivid analog tonalities.

The mixer section offers innovations of its own, including a sub oscillator that outputs a square wave one octave below Oscillator 1. Use this powerful tool as a third oscillator for added depth, or to craft your own customized incarnation of monstrous Moog bass. Also in the mixer section is a noise generator voiced to deliver low-frequency content, rich with body and punch. If your goal is to sculpt analog percussion and sound effects, look no further.

The Sub Phatty features a wide range of parameters just below the surface, and all features are easily accessible from the instrument’s front panel, or via the free standalone/plugin editor. Select filter poles, assign wave mod destinations, or specify pitch bend amounts — it’s all there.

The Sub Phatty brings a fearless new voice to the Moog family of synthesizers. With its streamlined interface and dynamic sound design flexibility, this new synth fuses an unparalleled connection between human & machine, opening the door to unprecedented sonic exploration.

Price about $1000.

·      Sound Engine: Analog

·      Number of Keys: 25

·      Type of Keys: Semi-Weighted

·      Other Controllers: Pitch Bend, Mod Wheel

·      Polyphony: Monophonic

·      Sound Sources: 2 Variable Waveshape Oscillators, 1 Square Wave Sub Oscillator, 1 Noise Generator

·      Oscillator Calibration Range: 22Hz-6.8KHz.Guaranteed note range at 8’ of Note 18 to 116

·      Mod Sources: Triangle, Square, Saw, Ramp, SH, Filter Envelope

·      Mod Destinations: Pitch, Osc 2 Pitch Only, Filter, Waveshape

·      Filter: Moog Ladder Filter 20Hz-20Khz

·      Audio Input: 1xTS

·      Audio Output: 1xTS, 1xTRS Headphone

·      Presets: 4 Banks, 4 Patches Per Bank

·      MIDI I/O: DIN In, Out, and MIDI over USB

·      CV/Gate Inputs: Filter CV, Pitch CV, Volume CV, KB Gate

·      Transposition: +/- 2 Octaves

·      LFO: 0.1Hz-100Hz

 

UNDER THE HOOD FEATURES:

 

·      Filter Velocity Sensitivity

·      Volume Velocity Sensitivity

·      Ext. Audio Level

·      Osc2 Beat Frequency

·      VCO Gate Reset

·      LFO Gate Reset

·      Pitch Bend Up Amount

·      Pitch Bend Down Amount

·      Glide Legato

·      Glide Type

·      Filter Poles

·      Wave Mod. Destination

·      LFO KB Tracking

·      LFO Range

·      Filter EG Reset

·      Amp EG Reset

·      Legato

·      Gate On/Ext.

·      MIDI Ch. In

·      MIDI Ch. Out

·      Local Control

·      14-Bit MIDI Output

·      MIDI Path In

·      MIDI Path Out

·      MIDI Merge DIN

·      MIDI Merge USB

Moog Factory Tour: Testing and Calibration

January 16, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Moog Factory Tour: Testing and Calibration 

This installment in our Moog Factory Tour series explores the testing and calibration process done to every Moog instrument before leaving the factory.

Moog Sub Phatty front panel image

January 14, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on Moog Sub Phatty front panel image 

Sun Phatty

That’s how it looks like, the front panel of the new Moog, the Sub Phatty. Looking at the image, we can see the new tilted panel is a sort of mixture between the Voyager and Little Phatty, with a one function-per-knob interface. The obvious guess here is that this Moog dumps the Little Phatty’s digital side, keeping only MIDI. Without the digital brain, Moog should hopefully be able to reduce the price, hopefully bringing this down. The new features mentioned before in the promo video are present– noise, multidrive, and sub oscillator.

NAMM 2013: The new Moog Sub Phatty Synthesizer – new image revealed

January 11, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on NAMM 2013: The new Moog Sub Phatty Synthesizer – new image revealed 

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Moog Music shared a few teaser images today of their new synthesizer, to be released at the 2013 NAMM Show, that just might be called the Sub Phatty.

Features of the Sub Phatty are expected to include:

  • Two stable oscillators
  • A suboscillator
  • Noise generator
  • Twin ADSRs envelope generators
  • Multidrive circuit
  • Traditional Moog VCF
  • 25-note keyboard
  • Pitch bend & mod wheels

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Note: Official specs, pricing and availability are expected to be announced at the NAMM Show.

 

NAMM 2013: NEXT FROM MOOG…

January 10, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on NAMM 2013: NEXT FROM MOOG… 

Professor Herb Deutsch, synth pioneer and collaborator of Bob Moog, visited the Moog Machine Shop during Moogfest 2012. While here, Professor Deutsch explored Moog’s next generation analog synthesizer, while still in it’s research & design phase. In the past, Bob Moog always tested his ideas, instruments and sounds with musicians and colleagues. This spirit of collaboration continues at the Moog factory to this day and is essential to our work. It is a key part of the product development process, as it furthers our ideas and helps us shape better tools for musicians.

Making its official debut at NAMM 2013, the first 24 of these new instruments are being handcrafted at the Moog Factory this week. Until you get a chance to see it in its final form at NAMM 2013, please enjoy this video. Love, your friends at Moog.

NAMM 2013 – Rumors of a MonoMoog coming

January 8, 2013 · Posted in Uncategorized · Comments Off on NAMM 2013 – Rumors of a MonoMoog coming 

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As we are well accustomed to rumors are starting to spread on what will be released at the NAMM show, only three weeks away now. Expectations are high for a new synth from Moog Music – perhaps something like this MonoMoog, which likely comes from the special category of Photoshop synths.

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