Moog Taurus 2 & Buchla System # 1
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Buchla System #1& Moog Taurus 2
Akai MFC 42
Boss LS 2
Doepfer R2m
Kenton Pro Solo( Aux SH LFO to FB2) & Pro Solo Mk2 (Taurus Midi to cv)
Maestro Ringmodulator
Sherman Filterbank 2
Yamaha MCS 2
Audio : 261e to Boss LS2 to Taurus to Ringmodulator to
Sherman FB 2 to 292e to Akai
Logic master clock and Ultrabeat Drum
Moog Slim Phatty first impressions
I guess this quote says it all 
“WOOW some awesome sounds!”
Taking a closer look at the Moog Modular IP (Vintage 1969)
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Just messing around with my 1969 RA Moog modular. Added annotations to describe the different settings I adjust during demo. The IP is all original from Aug 1969 and still plays great. I did the restorations and tune-up and kept the Moog as original as possible. This Moog has 3-901 osc., a 904a VCF, 2-902 VCA’s, 2-911 EG’s, 2-CP3 mixers, 903 noise, 907 FFB, 905 reverb, 991 filter/attenuator, CP7 routing panel, and added a 912 env. follower. Added to the blank panels a Q960 and 2 Q961 sequencer and switches from Synthesizers.com.
The Most Valuable Moog Voyager: How it works, and how you can own it
The Bob Moog Foundation is raffling off this awesome Moog Voyager as a part of their Indiegogo campaign which is designed to help expand their hallmark educational program, Dr. Bob’s SoundSchool, nationwide. Please visit the Bob Moog Foundation Indiegogo campaign and help spread Bob Moog’s legacy through your contribution (and get the chance to win this incredible instrument)!
http://bit.ly/IndiegogoDBSS
This Moog Voyager was signed by many stellar Moogfest artists… Brian Eno, Moby, Edgar Froese (of Tangerine Dream), Chromeo, Amon Tobin, Suicide, STS9, Passion Pit, Beak, Ghostland Observatory, Holy Fuck, and TV on the Radio. Some of those signatures are challenging enough to get on their own, let alone in combination with all of these other artists… which makes this an incredibly rare collector’s item!
The Bob Moog Foundation would like to thank their friends at Moog Music for their gracious donation of this versatile and beautiful instrument.
Get involved in this worthy cause today, and get the chance to own the most valuable Voyager in the world!
Switched on Buch la ti doddle
Buchla in full action, enjoy
Buchla System #1 and Roland System 102 (Filter Ringmodulator low drone)
Akai MFC 42 Panning
Alesis Metavox
Line 6 Filter Pro
Make Noise Format Jumper
Moog MP 201 C251 VX 351
The Knas Ekdahl Moisturizer
Yamaha MCS 2
Sequenced by Roland EF 303 (12 steps)
via Logic
Improvisation for Animoog and Moogerfoogers
Here’s a nice improvisation for Animoog, Moogerfoogers and Piano in C minor.
Shared by experimentalsynth
Just a quick note:
Moogerfoogers are a direct descendent of the original modular Moog synthesizers. Housed in a rugged steel and hardwood enclosure, the Moogerfooger’s timeless good looks, versatility, and exceptional sound quality is designed to be equally at home on stage or in the studio. Their expansive functionality combined with warm, analog sound come from their state-of-the-art all-analog circuitry, designed and built under Bob Moog’s personal direction. Musical, flexible, playable, and durable Moogerfoogers are the secret weapons of top players and producers everywhere.
Animoog has been updated to version 1.0.1
Moog Music’s Animoog synth for the iPad has been updated.
Here’s what’s new in Animoog 1.0.1:
New functionality:
- Background audio support
- Record module now has a 4 beat count-in with optional beep (configured on Setup page)
- Also on Setup page, a new Random Preset button (warning: dangerously addictive)
- Timbres page: ‘Preview’ button, select timbres silently or select & preview them audibly
- Multi-mode knobs are now easier to adjust
- Network MIDI session now enabled by default.
Bugs fixed:
- Memory leak on switching page views was causing crashes
- MIDI Clock Sync much smoother
- MIDI note to KB display mapping is now correct
- Handles MIDI NoteOn w/ velocity 0 as a NoteOff.
And Animoog is still $.99 in the App Store.
The Dewanatron Novitiate – Introduction
Here is an introduction to the demonstration of the Dewanatron Novitiate- a one-of-a-kind instructional synthesizer designed by Dewanatron for the Bob Moog Foundation. The music you’ll hear in the video was created entirely with the Novitiate (except drums, of course).
Exploring something dubbed “moogle”
“Heres a patch me and Big Al made, it’s a random voltage source going into a S&H then into a quantizer so the notes are decided by God / The Supreme Random Being”
Via “It’s full of stars”
Moog releases free Halloween sound set for Animoog
Moog Music has announced that it has paired up with sound design and synthesist wizards Drew Neumann and Kevin Lamb to concoct a brew of unsettling and bone-chilling sounds that are now available as a free download for Animoog, the incredibly popular, professional polyphonic synthesizer designed for Apple’s iPad.
Moog instruments have been iconic in popular music for more than 40 years, but they’ve also been responsible for creating the sounds of fear, suspense and terror in popular cinema. From Hollywood blockbusters to horror films, and even The Simpsons’ Halloween specials, Moog synthesizers have added a spooky element to thousands of soundtracks.
In the “spirit” of Moog’s scary side, and due to the phenomenal success of Animoog as one of the top-10 paid iPad apps on the iTunes store, Moog Music is offering a Halloween sound set to users for free on it’s website (http://www.moogmusic.com/content/animoog) through Friday, November 4.
“It’s always thrilling to hear the new sounds that artists and sound designers create when we have developed a new instrument,” said Cyril Lance, chief engineer at Moog Music. “In this case, Animoog inspired Drew and Kevin to create an entire library of spooky sounds for Halloween which we are extremely excited to share with you.”
The add-on to Animoog includes presets that span the range from sci-fi to horror, and, in some cases, look like their names. Users can watch for the Zombie Hand, run from the Cyclops, escape the Evil Portal, and avoid the Scythe of the Grim Reaper!
The heart of Animoog is Moog’s Anisotropic Synthesis Engine (ASE), a technology that has been in development at Moog for nearly six years. Animoog captures the vast sonic vocabulary of Moog synthesizers and applies it to the modern touch surface paradigm, enabling any user to quickly sculpt incredibly fluid and dynamic sounds that live, breathe, and evolve as they play them. Whether users are new to synthesizers or are professional musicians, Animoog’s unique user interface gives them the ultimate tool for total creative expression.
Animoog is currently available on the iTunes app store for the iPad and iPad 2 for a limited time price of only $.99 USD (returning to the regular price of $29.99 USD November 18).
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