Mick Jagger ‘Performance’ On Moog Modular Synthesizer (1970)
Performance (1970) Promotional Film Featuring Mick Jagger was uploaded by: Performance786
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Electronic Music Review
Avant garde arts site Ubuweb has shared PDF copies of issues of the Electronic Music Review, which was published by the Independent Electronic Music Center from Jan 1967-Jul 1968 and edited by Reynold Weidenaar & Robert Moog. The Electronic Music Review offers a look at the state of electroacoustic music in the late sixties. It features… Read More Electronic Music Review
This Is What It Was Like To Pick Up A Minimoog Voyager In 2002
In October of 2002, Ken Soper made a road trip to Asheville, NC, to pick up his Minimoog Voyager Signature Edition, Model #131, right from the source. He made a home video of the visit, that not only documents his trip, but offers a historical view of the Moog Music of 2002.
The Bob Moog Foundation Expands Its Archive
The Bob Moog Foundation announced today, at the 2014 NAMM Show, significant additions to the Asheville-based foundation’s archives, Michelle Moog-Koussa, executive director of the Bob Moog Foundation (BMF) and Bob Moog’s daughter, announced the additions, including: over 1,000 schematic drawings from 1965 to 1985; several rare prototypes, including: a Moog Apollo synthesizer (the Apollo became the prototype… Read More The Bob Moog Foundation Expands Its Archive
Dr. Grams-Moog Explains Why Bob Moog’s Archive Is Going To Cornell University
We recently reported that the Bob Moog Foundation had suffered a setback, with the announcement that Cornell University, rather than the Foundation, would be getting Moog’s personal notes, plans, drawings and recordings. Moog’s widow, Dr. Ileana Grams-Moog, right, recently announced plans to donate his personal items to the Cornell University Library in Ithaca, N.Y.. Moog’s collection… Read More Dr. Grams-Moog Explains Why Bob Moog’s Archive Is Going To Cornell University
Bob Moog Foundation Suffers Setback
The Bob Moog Foundation – a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving the legacy of Bob Moog – suffered a setback today as Moog’s widow announced plans to donate Moog’s personal archive to Cornell University, rather than to The Foundation. The archive includes Bob Moog’s notes, plans, drawings and recordings – a collection that documents the origin of… Read More Bob Moog Foundation Suffers Setback
The ‘Heart of Subtractive Synthesis’: The Moog Ladder Filter, Explained
Moog Music has a new video out today on The Moog Ladder Filter, the patent for which Bob Moog is being inducted into the National Inventors’ Hall of Fame. Rick Shaich, Moog Hardware Engineer, narrates the video and explains the Ladder Filter’s important distinction of being “voltage controllable… It’s really the heart of subtractive synthesis,… Read More The ‘Heart of Subtractive Synthesis’: The Moog Ladder Filter, Explained
Bob Moog’s ‘MiniMoogs’ Congratulate Him On His Induction To The Inventor’s Hall Of Fame
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Erik Norlander – The Galactic Collective Live in Gettysburg
The Dark Water – Erik Norlander The Galactic Collective Live in Gettysburg – For Bob Moog’s birthday was uploaded by: ThinkTankMediaMusic
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Moog Lives! 1969 R.A. Moog Modular Synthesizer Restored
Dan (SynthDan1) from Acoustica Software demonstrates his dream synth – a rare 1969 Moog modular: I fulfilled a life-long dream by buying a 1969 Moog Modular system. This system was custom-ordered by Rick Powell, a musician and friend of Bob Moog, and was used on a number of pretty bad Moog albums in the 70s. When… Read More Moog Lives! 1969 R.A. Moog Modular Synthesizer Restored
