Gil Trythall’s Yakety Moog
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Tag: Moog synthesizer
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The Moog synthesizer and other early designs of Dr. Robert Moog define the concept and, to a large degree, the sound of early synthesis.
Moog created his seminal modular synthesizer in the mid sixties, with the input of educator and composer Herbert Deutsch. Moog\’s modular synth defined the standardized blocks of music synthesis, including signal generating modules, like the voltage controlled oscillator; signal processing modules, like the voltage controlled filter; and control modules, including keyboards, low-frequency oscillators and sequencers.
Many of the ideas that originated in the first Moog synthesizers were repackaged in his later keyboards, including the Moog Minimoog, the Moog Taurus and the Polymoog.
Here are the most recent Synthtopia posts relating to the Moog synthesizer:
Midge Ure Talks MOOG
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Dana Countryman’s Ondes Martenot Ring Controller Project
In this video, Dana Countryman gives an overview of his very cool DIY Ondes Martenot Ring Controller project: I’m building a Ring Controller, in the style of a vintage Ondes Martenot, to control my modular synthesizer. Here is the first video, showing my progress, so far. I’m controlling a synthesizers.com Q125 Signal Processor, which in turn, is… Read More Dana Countryman’s Ondes Martenot Ring Controller Project
Moog Music Finds International Success
The Asheville Citizen Times has an article today that looks at Moog Music and how they’ve found international success: Only a few businesses inspire such fierce loyalty that their customers tattoo the name of the company on their bodies. Harley-Davidson comes to mind as one. Another is Moog Music, local manufacturers of legendary keyboard synthesizers… Read More Moog Music Finds International Success
Moog Selects ReKon Audio To Develop VST Little Phatty Patch Editor
Moog Music has chosen ReKon Audio to develop a new VST editor for their Little Phatty analog synthesizer. “We have had several requests for such an editor.” said Amos Gaynes, Product Engineer for Moog Music. The new addition to the Moog product line will bring complete control inside a VST host to Moog Little Phatty users.… Read More Moog Selects ReKon Audio To Develop VST Little Phatty Patch Editor
Using The Moog CP-251 Control Processor
Moog is running a promotion through the end of the year, offering a free Moog CP-251 Control Processor with the purchase of one of their synths. A lot of people have no idea what the CP-251 is good for though, so they made this video, featuring Jordan Rudess and Brian Kehew, that offers an overview of… Read More Using The Moog CP-251 Control Processor
Experimental Electroacoustic Music Video
This video captures Another World Bank, an experimental electroacoustic work: Another World Bank is a multi-observer audiovisual installation. It performs a unique composition that continues for the duration of the exhibition period. The composition is made up of three independent channels of randomly-ordered, brief solo improvisations. Each solo channel is a different length, thus phasing… Read More Experimental Electroacoustic Music Video
Moog Music Offers Awesome Freebie With New Moog Synth Purchases
Moog Music is offering a free CP-251 Control Processor (normally $399) with the purchase of any Minimoog Voyager, Old School or Little Phatty synthesizer from an authorized Moog dealer through December 31, 2008, This is an awesome freebie – it basically turns your synth into a modular synthesizer. Based on Control Voltage technology, The CP-251 expands the sonic… Read More Moog Music Offers Awesome Freebie With New Moog Synth Purchases
Vintage Experimental Electronic Music Video
This is a vintage experimental electronic music video, Intersticies, by Robert Edgar. Produced in 1973 at Synapse Video in Syracuse, NY. Material was shot on 16mm film, then transferred to video and electronically manipulated, finally kinoscoped back to 16mm film. For transfer to the web, the film was projected and captured using a Panasonic HVX200A… Read More Vintage Experimental Electronic Music Video
Synth Contest: How The Minimonsta Saved The World
Ohm Force has announced a fun contest – How The Minimonsta Saved The World. How it works: you make a cool track with Minimonsta before November 30th (you can use the free demo version), you send it to Ohm Force, you win cool stuff. Details here. How The Minimonsta Saved The World comic below:
