Modular Musical Instruments Moog Musical Instruments at Synth for Sale with delivery to all areas of the UK. This is a Musical Instruments made by Moog, read more details below.
The Modular Moog Musical Instruments is in a used condition. This is a great example of a 2015 – Present Moog Mother-32 Tabletop / Eurorack Semi-Modular… made by Moog Semi-Modular Analogue Desktop SynthesiserVC controlled 32-step sequencer with 64 sequence-locationsLow pass & high pass moog ladder Filter (20H…
Moog, from North Carolina USA, are pioneers of analog synthesis. The Minimoog Model D remains the benchmark for fat, warm bass and leads. Modern Moog instruments like the Sub 37 and Matriarch combine classic design with new flexibility. Moog synths are celebrated for their build quality and their uniquely alive, organic sound. Owning a Moog is like owning a piece of electronic music history that never stops being relevant.
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Eurorack is a modular synthesis format with standardised dimensions, power connections, and signal levels. Eurorack systems are built from individual modules mounted in cases, allowing users to create highly customisable instruments tailored to specific sound design and performance needs.
Modular is a synthesis format made up of separate, interchangeable modules that are patched together to create custom signal paths. It allows complete freedom over sound design, sequencing, and modulation, with each system built to suit the user’s workflow and creative approach.
Semi-modular is an instrument design that combines a pre-wired internal signal path with the option to reroute and expand using patch connections. It is used to provide immediate, playable sound while still allowing deeper experimentation through external modulation and signal routing. For example, a semi-modular instrument can be played straight away as a complete synth, then patched into other modules or controllers to explore more complex sound design.
