Animoog for BlackBerry Z10
Whether you are new to synthesizers or a professional musician, Animoog's expressive user interface and design allow you to quickly create a rich sonic universe that is brimming with vibrant sonic color and motion.
Powered by Moog's Anisotropic Synthesis Engine, Animoog allows you to move dynamically through an X/Y space of unique timbres. This creates a constantly evolving and expressive soundscape that is unlike any other musical instrument.
Animoog, the award winning Moog synthesizer is now available for the BlackBerry Z10 handheld device.
Available for $0.99 through May 23rd.
500 Series Analog Delay Tutorial With Ben Lindell
Ben Lindell from EMW Music Group demonstrates several different workflows for how to inegrate the Moog 500 Series Analog Delay into your home or professional studio setup.
MUTEMATH continue to Moog out "Blood Pressure".
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Last year, NOLA rock outfit MUTEMATH blew us away with one of the most impressive Moog Sound Lab sessions to date. Inspired by the original all-synth version of their single "Blood Pressure", MUTEMATH are continuing to spread the analog-love by delivering another Moog'd out revamp of the track.
Space-Jam With Bassist Thundercat.
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Herb Deutsch on the Evolution of the Minimoog
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George Lewis Jr. | MF-104M Analog Delay
George Lewis Jr., AKA Twin Shadow, gives a quick overview of the MF-104M Analog Delay pedal in the Moog Sound Lab. George demonstrates the versatility of the MF-104M and shares a few custom presets he created with it.
Learn more about the MF-104M Analog Delay here.
A Sweet Day for Moog's Legacy
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Happy Birthday To The Father Of Disco, Giorgio Moroder
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Today Giorgio Moroder turns 73. Even if you don't recognize the name, chances are you are familiar with Moroder's prolific and widely influential works. From his 1970's disco hits with Donna Summer (Love To Love You Baby & I Feel Love) to his sonic contributions that defined an entire era of film in the 1980's (Scarface, Top Gun, Flashdance, The Never Ending Story), Giorgio's music has had a lasting impact.
Flying Lotus and Thundercat in the Moog Sound Lab
Flying Lotus and Thundercat stepped into the Moog Sound Lab and pushed our gear to the limit. Here are some of the scenes from their sonic experimentation.
Moog Sound Lab: Diamond Rings - Runaway Love
Diamond Rings, aka John O' Regan, was a long way from Toronto when he stepped into the Moog Sound Lab, but he made himself right at home reshaping “Runaway Love” off of 2012’s Free Dimensional. The androgynous glam star strays away from the up-tempo, euphoric dance cuts heard on his recent full-length to give way to an organic sound that is both raw and dreamy, thanks to an arsenal of Moog synthesizers.
