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Moog DFAM vs Mother-32 Hands-On Demo

Here’s an in-depth look at the recently released Moog Drummer From Another Mother (DFAM) Eurorack module.… Read More Moog DFAM vs Mother-32 Hands-On Demo

April 2, 20183 Comments

Moog DFAM – The Mutant Drum Synthesizer

The DFAM is not really a drum machine, but sort of the mutant offspring of the Mother-32. … Read More Moog DFAM – The Mutant Drum Synthesizer

March 23, 20185 Comments

Moog DFAM (Drummer From Another Mother) Review

Like the Mother 32, the DFAM is an all-in-one normalized synth in Euro format, so you can use it unpatched or patched, and as a desktop synth or as part of a larger Euro modular synthesizer. … Read More Moog DFAM (Drummer From Another Mother) Review

March 13, 20182 Comments

Moog DFAM Hands-On Demo

This series of videos offers a hands-on demo of the new Moog DFAM (Drummer From Another Mother) Eurorack module.… Read More Moog DFAM Hands-On Demo

February 10, 20183 Comments

The Moog DFAM With Bana Haffar At The House of Electronicus

At the Moog House Of Electronicus, we talked with synthesist Bana Haffar about how she’s using Moog’s new DFAM, and also about the Modular on the Spot series of free outdoor electronic music events. … Read More The Moog DFAM With Bana Haffar At The House of Electronicus

February 8, 2018February 27, 202012 Comments

Moog DFAM Audio Demos

Here are a few videos that explore the sonic possibilities of the new Moog DFAM (Drummer From Another Mother) analog percussion synthesizer.… Read More Moog DFAM Audio Demos

January 14, 201810 Comments

Moog Announces DFAM: Drummer From Another Mother Analog Percussion Synth

Today Moog Music introduced the Drummer From Another Mother (DFAM), an analog percussion synth, and the first addition to the Mother line of semi-modular analog synthesizers.… Read More Moog Announces DFAM: Drummer From Another Mother Analog Percussion Synth

January 11, 2018January 11, 201845 Comments

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