The Minimoog Model D is based on Moog’s recently reintroduced Model D keyboard, but it also incorporates some capabilities not available in its hardware predecessor. … Read More Minimoog Model D App Recreates Classic Moog Sound On iOS
This music video is for an ‘abstract electronic’ track, created with a Moog Minimoog Model D & a 4-track TASCAM Portastudio.… Read More Abstract Electronic Music With A Moog Model D & A TASCAM Portastudio
This video discusses the Moog Minimoog Model D – both the classic synth and the recent Model D reissue. … Read More New vs Vintage MiniMoog Model D
This video takes a look at recreating the iconic baseline from Michael Jackson’s Thriller. … Read More Recreating Michael Jackson’s Iconic ‘Thriller’ Bassline On A Minimoog
Synthesist Moot Booxle takes the fast train to funk town, with this Minimoog Model D live looping session. … Read More Live Looping With A Minimoog Model D
“There’s something about it that’s different than punching in numbers on a computer keyboard or using a mouse to slide a fake fader.”… Read More Mark Mothersbaugh On The Synths That Changed Pop Music
Should this Funk Bass Face-Off go 9 rounds? Check the the videos and let us know what you think!… Read More The Funk Bass Face-Off: Korg ARP Odyssey vs Minimoog Model D
This video captures unboxing and testing one of the new Moog Minimoog Model D synthesizers.… Read More Unboxing The New Moog Minimoog Model D
At Moogfest 2016, held May 19-22, 2016 in Durham, NC, Moog Music reintroduced the Minimoog Model D. The company is using ‘new old stock’ parts to build it, with the goal of making it sound like a new vintage Minimoog. Official specs and audio demos are still to come, because Moog was assembling the initial units onsite at Moogfest. This… Read More Moog Minimoog Model D Audio (Sneak Preview)
At Moogfest 2016, Moog Music reintroduced the classic Minimoog Model D. In the video above, Moog synth guru Nick Montoya shares a look inside of the new Minimoog Model D, explains some of the lengths they went to to reproduce the original’s sound, and also notes what some things that they changed to make the new Minimoog more reliable and serviceable.
