Bob Moog In Google Maps Street View
There’s a cool image of synth pioneer Bob Moog in Google Maps Street View – a mural at 170 Broadway, in Asheville, North Carolina.
There’s a cool image of synth pioneer Bob Moog in Google Maps Street View – a mural at 170 Broadway, in Asheville, North Carolina.
This series of videos features Roger Arrick offering an introduction to modular synthesis.
Roger Arrick has created a series of tutorial videos, embedded above, that demonstrate the features and functionality of the Synthesizers.com Q960 Step Sequencer.
The Bob Moog Foundation has announced its spring raffle, featuring a vintage Moog Liberation synthesizer. The raffle, a fundraiser in support of the Foundation’s projects, runs through April 20, 2015 or until all 2,000 tickets are sold. The winner will be announced on April 24, 2015. Also included in the raffle is an original owner’s… Read More Moog Foundation Spring Raffle Features Vintage Moog Liberation Synthesizer
This week is the final week for the 2014 Road To Innovation Raffle to support the non-profit Bob Moog Foundation. The Foundation is a small 501(c) (3) non-profit organization, dedicated to preserving the legacy of synth pioneer Bob Moog. Prizes in the raffle include:

Performance (1970) Promotional Film Featuring Mick Jagger was uploaded by: Performance786
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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
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 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
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