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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:
History of Electronic Music: Hofstra University Professor Emeritus of Music Herb Deutsch will be honored for his years of service to the University and his place in music history in a special ceremony on April 14, 2010, at 11:15 a.m. The ceremony will see the unveiling of a display featuring the Moog synthesizer, co-created by… Read More New Exhibit Honors Herb Deutsch, Who Helped Design The Moog Synthesizer
Minimoog Voyager Instructional Videos – Introduction was uploaded by: MoogMusicInc
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In May of 2009, on the 500-year anniversary of Henry VIII’s ascension to the throne of England, Rick Wakeman was invited to play his classic prog album The Six Wives of Henry VIII at Hampton Court, King Henry’s favorite palace. Blu-Ray.com has a fun review of the concert DVD, saying: Prog-o-philiacs and Rick Wakeman fans… Read More The Six Wives Of Henry VIII DVD
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
IHOP commercial – 1969 was uploaded by: rwells2265
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This Museum of Making Music presentation captures Brian Kehew and Larry Fast discussing their experiences with Moog synthesizers and their interactions with Bob Moog.
Bill Ruppert of Electro Harmonix is back with another impressive Effectology demo – this time recreating Welcome to the Machine with effects pedals, an electric shaver and a phone. The original recording, from the 1975 album Wish You Were Here, used an EMS VCS 3, ARP String Ensemble and Mini-Moog synthesizers. Ruppert used a boatload… Read More Who Needs Synths? Recreate Pink Floyd Classics With Effect Pedals
http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=9AA9DD8A001675B7 This series of videos, by Marc Doty, takes a look at the Realistic MG-1 Synthesizer – a vintage analog synthesizer that was distributed by Radio Shack under their “Realistic” brand name. Arguably a Moog synthesizer, it was a very odd synth – part monophonic, part polyphonic. But it was capable of great sounds, as… Read More The Realistic Concertmate Moog MG-1 (Video)
Moog Music has introduced a new Website focusing on the Moog Taurus 3 bass synthesizer, TaurusBass.com. The microsite is intended as a gathering place for owners and future owners of the Moog Taurus 3, and features videos about the work that went into creating the bass synth, audio samples, a forum and more.
??? TOMITA Moog Synthesizer was uploaded by: 645sh505
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