Moog Intros Minimoog Model D Expansion Pack For Animoog

Moog Music today introduced the Minimoog Model D Expansion Pack for Animoog, their software synthesizer for iOS. “Taking timbres from a Minimoog and placing them in Animoog creates very distinctive sounds that are advanced and invigorating,” said Moog Chief Engineer Cyril Lance. “This isn’t an emulation of a Minimoog. It is actually a new way to… Read More Moog Intros Minimoog Model D Expansion Pack For Animoog

Moog Animoog & Filtatron Specials

Moog is currently offering its iOS app at significantly reduced prices: Animoog for iPhone – $1.99 (regular price $9.99) Animoog for iPad – $4.99 (regular price $29.99) Filtatron for iPad/iPhone – $.99 (regular price $7.99) If you’ve used Animoog or Filtatron, let us know what you think of them!

SoundTech App Like A Browser For Electronic Music News

Reader Costin Calugaru, aka Kanstraktar, let us know about SoundTech – a free iPhone app that’s like a web browser for electronic music news. “I’m kind of an addict of music technology,” explains Calugaru. So he created the app as a way of quickly browsing some of his favorite sites. “I’m considering some future updates… Read More SoundTech App Like A Browser For Electronic Music News

MeeBlip anode Bass Synth Is Cheap, Open Source And Pretty Bad-Ass Sounding

Canadian electronics company Blipsonic and Berlin-based website Create Digital Music have introduced their latest joint venture, the MeeBlip anode – a compact bass synth, complete with an analog filter. The anode is a hybrid analogue/digital instrument, featuring digital pulse oscillators with pulse width control – based on those found in the original MeeBlip – alongside… Read More MeeBlip anode Bass Synth Is Cheap, Open Source And Pretty Bad-Ass Sounding