NAMM 2013: Next From Moog
Professor Herb Deutsch, synth pioneer and collaborator of Bob Moog, visited the Moog Machine Shop during Moogfest 2012. While here, Professor Deutsch explored Moog's next generation analog synthesizer, while still in its research & design phase. In the past, Bob Moog always tested his ideas, instruments and sounds with musicians and colleagues. This spirit of collaboration continues at the Moog factory to this day and is essential to our work.
Dan Deacon | Dronepilot
CV master Dan Deacon pushes the filter envelope.
Animoog V2 available now
The most integrated and connected version of Animoog yet, learn more here.
Google Meets Moog, releases free EP
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Moog Music Sets Sights on Moogfest 2013
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Moogfest was founded in 2004 by Moog Music Inc. in honor of the company's founder and the man whose name the festival bears, Dr. Bob Moog. Moog Music is excited to work closely with The Bob Moog Foundation, the City of Asheville, our fans and partners to make Moogfest 2013 a dynamic celebration of the innovative spirit of Bob Moog. Bob was a visionary, whose groundbreaking concepts and electronic musical instruments have forever impacted music.
Michael Wagener on The Ladder
Legendary Producer/Engineer Michael Wagener sat down with us at Wireworld Studios outside of Nasheville, TN to talk about his experience with The Ladder 500 Series module and demonstrate a variety of ways he's using it on guitars, kick drum, room mics and floor tom.
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Learn more about the 500 Series Ladder here.
DJ Spinna's Guide to Moog Vinyl
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Looking for a great stocking stuffer for the vintage Moog lover in your life? Hip-hop producer and Vinyl aficionado DJ Spinna has made it simple for you by compiling his short list of classic Moog material from the late-60’s. Here are some of the choice highlights from his list courtesy of MTV Hive:
1. Perry and Kinsgley, “Mas Que Nada” (1967)
White Slim Phatty Preset Samples
A sample of some of the exclusive presets shipping with the all white Slim Phatty. These presets were designed by Phil and Paul Hartnoll of Orbital, Chad Hugo of N.E.R.D.
Moog Music Polarizes its Synthesizers, Releases All White Instruments
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