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Is this the end for the Moog One?
If you were thinking of picking up Moog's beastly 16-voice polysynth, you might want to grab one before it's too late
"Turn knobs until it sounds good”: Snarky Puppy’s Justin Stanton's Synth 101
Want to learn the basics from a pro? Now’s your chance
"It’s all about that filter that Bob Moog patented all those years ago": Mike Parker on Dispatches
Mike Parker talks us through his 2001 minimal masterpiece track by track
Helado Negro on working with the SAL-MAR Construction, a one-of-a-kind behemoth of an analogue synth from 1969
Roberto Carlos Lange’s acclaimed latest album took him on a synth quest across the US. But it was back at home, piecing it all together in Ableton, that the rich tapestry took shape
"The main synths were the Juno, Moog Voyager and the Roland SH-5": Mr. Scruff on Ninja Tuna
Mr. Scruff takes us back to 2008 for the making of his eclectic, gloriously silly Ninja Tune debut
"That new synth you all been waiting on, on its first album": Watch Mike Dean shredding the forthcoming Moog Muse synth in its first ever demo
The producer shared a demo of the unreleased instrument to his Instagram page and confirmed it features on Metro Boomin and Future's WE STILL DON'T TRUST YOU
Moog Music is leaving its iconic Asheville headquarters, as company president Joe Richardson says that the workforce had to be “rationalised” following the InMusic takeover
"With any transition like this, where there is an acquisition, there's a number of roles that become redundant or roles that already existed in the organisation,” he says
“This definitely needs Moog bass”: Watch Snarky Puppy keyboard player Justin Stanton jamming over just the vocals and drums of Dua Lipa’s Don’t Start Now, a song he’s never heard before
It’s fair to say that he takes it in a very different direction
"Doesn’t sound like much when I play it... Maybe someone can get something good out of it": Bob Moog didn't think much of the "Abominatron", his first ever Moog Modular prototype
The historic "Abominatron Tape" is to be aired in full for the first time, capturing Bob Moog explaining the synth's controls and capabilities in 1964
