Modular – klang system
And here are the details of this modular experiment called – Klang System:
Roland System 100
Sequencer Oberheim Cyclone
Drums Clavia ddrum4se Simmons ClapTrap Nord Modular Vocoder Boss DR 770
Kenton Pro 2000 II for Roland System 101 & 102
Moog MP 201 Midi LFO via CP 251 to System 100
Logic Master
Stevie Wonder & Robert Margouleff Moog 3 Programming
Stevie Wonder and legendary music producer Robert Margouleff reunite for this historic performance of Live for the City. After 40 years Robert Margouleff programed Stevie’s Moog 3 Synth for performance.
Electronic moon chant
Equipment in action:
Arp Odyssey 2821
Kenton Pro 2000
Moog Voyager Bass
Moog MP 201 CF 251
Roland EF 303
Logic Ultrabeat Drum
Hot of the shelfs – New video from Moog – Introducing Minitaur
Moog Music has announced the release of Minitaur, the newest addition to Moog’s Taurus Bass Synthesizer family. Minitaur is a compact and powerful analog bass synthesizer that features a classic one knob per function layout. Most notably, it is the first instrument in the Taurus family that does not have foot pedals. At only 8.5″ x 5.25″ and less than 3lbs, the Minitaur puts powerful analog Moog bass into a package designed to fit seamlessly into today’s performance and production environments.
For more info, pricing and specs:
http://www.moogmusic.com/products/taurus/minitaur
Moog visited Geddy Lee in his Toronto studio to get his take on the Taurus pedals, old and new. This is the first of a 3-part series relaying touching stories and musical innovations from the start of Rush’s reigning fame to now. In this installment, Geddy talks about his first introduction to the Taurus sound and what he would like to see next from Moog…Minitaur.
Sneak preview of the new Moog Minitaur analog synth
Winter NAMM appears to treat us with a nice analog surprise – a new synth called Minitaur from Moog. Here are the preliminary details:
- 100% analog audio signal path, based on Taurus I and Taurus III synthesizers.
- 2 Taurus VCOs with variable Glide amount
- Sawtooth (original Taurus) or Square waveform selection for both VCOs
- External Audio Input
- Headphone out
- 2 Mixer VCAs for setting the level of the VCOs
- 1 VCF Moog/Taurus-style Ladder Filter w/ VC Resonance
- 1 VCA
- Two Minimoog-style ADSR Envelope generators with the Decay and Release segments controlled by the Decay knob plus a Release On/Off switch
- 1 MIDI-syncable triangle wave LFO for modulating VCF/VCOs
- DIN MIDI In and MIDI over USB out
As of right now these are unofficial photos of Moog Minitaur Analog Bassline Synthesizer! It is said to retail at around 599USD.
The Minitaur is a compact tabletop monophonic MIDI-and-CV-controllable analog bass synthesizer module, based on the design of the Taurus 3bass synthesizer. The front panel of the Minitaur is designed for maximum tweakability, with a knob-per-function design. Schwing!. This isn’t a preset synth – but you can can create and manage patches via MIDI.
The Minitaur has several features added to the classic Taurus synth engine, including an external audio input.
More info will follow as soon as we get it 
Why are the roads so empty?
About the video:
A few days ago I made this 12 note based sequence track with the Doepfer Dark Time.
I used a 3 oscillator tone of the Waldorf Micro Q (two triangles and one sinus) in a very basic setting (and I think that is the power of a Waldorf because you can do very well basic synth tones as complicated pads for example) and a base tone of the Moog LP. During the track the sounds are tweaked. The solo came from the Korg DS-8, it is a preset with a long echo and with a pitch change in the end of the envelope. It is not one of my best tracks but just a tweak with my setup. Neverthelss enjoy listening.
The vid is made during my trip to my work (yes, on a very quit chrismas holiday day) on a highway round Amsterdam at 06:30 in the morning.
greetings Hans “Skoulaman”
A “duel” between a Minimoog and a Memorymoog
Enjoy
Moog Animoog: Wide Saw Lead
The Animoog in action in a Berlin-school setting. Sequences from Prophet ’08 Module and Moog Slim Phatty, percussion from Elektron Octatrack, drones from Moog Little Phatty Stage 1 and Waldorf Blofeld Keyboard. Effects used: Moog MF-103, Moog MF-104Z, Moog CP-251, Vermona PH-16, T-Rex Room-mate, Korg Kaoss Pad 1.
Enjoy
More from Moog: Chick Corea on Analog Synths live
Chick Corea took a moment from his 2011 tour with Return to Forever IV to talk about the role of various analog synthesizers in his on-stage sound.
Armando Anthony “Chick” Corea (born June 12, 1941) is an American jazz pianist, keyboardist, and composer.
Many of his compositions are considered jazz standards. As a member of Miles Davis’ band in the 1960s, he participated in the birth of the electric jazz fusion movement. In the 1970s he formed Return to Forever. Along with Herbie Hancock, McCoy Tyner and Keith Jarrett, he has been described as one of the major jazz piano voices to emerge in the post-John Coltrane era.
His career has been driven by his will to operate as a free agent and compulsively explore different avenues of music making. This hunger has positioned him as an important catalyst in the world of serious, mainstream acoustic jazz, and he is one of the most influential and widely studied figures in the last 40 years.
Seasons greetings: Silent Night Moog Voyager Mike Black 2011
Silent Night Moog Voyager Mike Black 2011
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