1973 Moog Minimoog Model D Smells Great, Sounds Great
The video highlights why vintage Minimoogs are still so popular – they look good, they smell good and they still sound fantastic.… Read More 1973 Moog Minimoog Model D Smells Great, Sounds Great
The video highlights why vintage Minimoogs are still so popular – they look good, they smell good and they still sound fantastic.… Read More 1973 Moog Minimoog Model D Smells Great, Sounds Great
Blamsoft has released VK-1 Viking Synthesizer, previously released as a Rack Extension, in VST format for Mac & Windows. … Read More Blamsoft VK-1 Viking Synthesizer Now Available In VST Format
8 Moog Music SUBsequent 37 CV synths + polychain mode create a polyphonic monster.… Read More This Is Not The Polyphonic Moog Synth You Were Looking For – But It Sounds Great
Dreadbox Synthesizers has announced the Medusa – a new analog monophonic synth design that features three VCOs, a 12dB/Oct filter, a 64-step sequencer and arpeggiator and eight patch points. … Read More Dreadbox Intros 429 € Medusa Monophonic Synthesizer
Here’s an overview and hands-on demo of the Circuit Mono Station that covers the main features, along with a variety of sound examples. … Read More Novation Circuit Mono Station Overview & Demo
The Korg Monologue is a programmable monophonic analog synthesizer. It features a unique new synthesis architecture, a new step sequencer, microtuning support and more.… Read More Korg Monologue Intro, With Chief Engineer Tatsuya Takahashi
In the videos, Korg USA product specialist Nick Kwas explains Korg monologue’s oscillator section, explores the filter, modulation and LFO, and demos the sequencer and microtuning support. … Read More Korg Monologue Synthesizer Hands-On Demos
This video offers a hands-on demo of the new Korg Monologue synthesizer. … Read More Korg Monologue Analog Synthesizer Hands-On Demo
Beep Street has introduced Dagger – a new monophonic synthesizer, for Mac & Windows, based on circuit-modeling technology. According to the developer, “Dagger captures the spirit of analogue synths, but does not try to emulate any of them, its designed from the ground up to bring you its own distinctive, bold character.” Here’s a video demo:
Modal Electronics stopped by the Sonic Lab to talk with host Nick Batt about their new Modal 001 synthesizer. In the video, Paul Maddox and Luc Mucci give Batt an overview of the new British synth. The synth is ‘proper duophonic’, featuring two of the voices of the Modal 002.