Born from the depths of Moog Music‘s legacy in bass synthesis, Mariana breathes new life into electronic sound design techniques for the modern player or producer. A powerful creative companion, ...

If one small synthesizer with massive power wasn't enough for you today, try on another with the Mood MiniTaur, fully ready to take on classic sounds with a brand new set of modern technology bits for ...

Lets start with Duo mode which splits the two oscillators so that you play two notes at once. Of course you can always stack them back up to get that iconic mono bass sound. There's more headroom so ...

Iconic synth maker Moog is technically showing at this year’s NAMM show, but in true Moog style, there’s no actual booth. Instead, the North Carolina-based company opted to create an off-site pop-up ...

Anaheim, CA, (January 24, 2025) – Moog Music has been recognized for Outstanding Technical Achievement at the 40th Annual NAMM TEC Awards, held on January 23rd at the Anaheim Convention Center in ...

Moog has officially announced a new synth called Subsequent 25 at this year’s NAMM in Anaheim, California. Replacing the adored Sub Phatty synth, Moog’s made several tweaks with the Subsequent 25 that ...

I saw an original Moog Taurus synthesizer in a magazine when I was a kid. I didn't know what it was. Given the bulk and odd shape – a black box sitting on the floor with horizontal slats sticking out ...

A 4-pole ladder filter is at work here alongside two ADSR envelopes and a multi-wave LFO for a wide range of sounds. A retro-styled front panel offers knobs for each function plus a glide feature with ...

Moog synthesizers are legendary for their pure bubbling sound. Moog has been teasing its new Sub Phatty for a few weeks, and now it’s finally official. Meet the new obscene sound of the bassline. You ...

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ASHEVILLE, N.C. Mark Mothersbaugh, the keyboardist and singer of Devo, reminisced on Friday night about visiting the R. A. Moog Company’s synthesizer factory in Buffalo some time in 1971 or 1972. “It ...