Yesterday, we found out that Torley Wong, who we’ve featured previously on the site for his Project Preset videos, had won the coveted OMG-1 synthesizer, the grand prize in Spectrasonics’ benefit contest for the Bob Moog Foundation. The OMG-1, introduced at the 2011 NAMM Show, is a one-of-a-kind frankensynth conceived by Spectrasonics’ Eric Persing. The… Read More Torley On The OMG-1 Synthesizer, “We’ll Need A Shrine”
Syntron 2011 was uploaded by: synthypnosis
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Hyperspace 2 was uploaded by: synthypnosis
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Phatty Firmware Update OS v3.1 was uploaded by: MoogMusicInc
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Spectrasonic’s Eric Persing has announced the OMG-1 Contest, an opportunity to win Persing’s custom-built Moog + iPad monster synth, while helping to preserve the memory of Bob Moog. The contest is a benefit for The Bob Moog Foundation – an organization that seeks to preserve the legacy of Moog and his work. 100% of the proceeds… Read More Win The Moog + iPad OMG-1 Synthesizer
Recent developments in synth technology are driving an explosion of experimentation with microtonal electronic music – and many of these experiments are showing up on YouTube. Non-standard tunings may initially sound strange or out of tune. But moving beyond equal-tempered tuning opens up infinite tuning possibilities and alternate music traditions for musicians to explore. Recently,… Read More Microtonal Electronic Music On YouTube
Going polyphonic with the Moog Slim Phatty and Little Phatty was uploaded by: SourceDistributionTV
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Xhun Audio has released version 2.0 of LittleOne, their Moog Little Phatty emulator for Windows. Changes in LittleOne 2.0: Improved Oscillators algorithm – The new bandlimited oscillators produce waveforms with a strong brilliance (improving frequencies response, specially in the 4kHz-20kHz range). This allows a better simulation of a real analogue oscillator, without digital artifacts (aliasing).… Read More Moog Little Phatty Emulator LittleOne Updated
via Moog Music on Facebook – Moog takes over the Asheville mac store to alpha test the iPhat Touch. It looks like the “iPhat Touch” = an Apple iPad-enhanced Moog Little Phatty.
Xhun Audio has introduced LittleOne – a virtual emulation of the Moog Little Phatty analog synthesizer. Description: LittleOne emulates every component of the Little Phatty (oscillators, filter, envelopes, LFO …), preserving the original frequency responses and frequency ranges. The result is an analog-sounding instrument – all in the digital domain. In addition to the Little… Read More Virtual Moog LIttle Phatty Analog Synthesizer
