Moog Sound Studio 2 (Subharmonicon & DFAM)

General

Young or (a bit) older, complete beginner or seasoned synth-buff, the Moog Sound Studio 2 pack blends the visual and tactile world of synthesis in true Moog style to deliver a full sensory experience that's palatable for musicians of any level, and any age. This pack bundles not one but two synthesizer modules together with custom-illustrated visual guides through the rich and mind-bending world of synthesis and a bunch of generous and useful accessories, as well as a few helpful cut-out characters. Unique and complete, this pack flat-out beats every keyboard starter-pack that ever existed.

The Moog Sound Studio 2: What's in the Box?

Sealed up inside this fun-pack is the magic combo of a Subharmonicon and DFAM, as well a mixer annex power hub; a neat rack for building a tight tabletop setup; a fistful of patch-leads and a nice little patch organiser; a custom-designed booklets packed with patch-diagrams; and to aid you on your sonic journey, Moog have included the cardboard-cut-out help of a fully clothed frog, a ghost sporting a cowboy hat, a juice box (straw included), a duck-piloted plane, and an all important potted bonsai tree. On top of that, a set of dice so you can play a little routing-roulette, a screwdriver and a colour-printed storage box all come included.

Professional Synths

This pack has definitely been curated to demystify the pure magic that is synthesis. The two desktop modules each provide a bank of patch gates that have been labelled so you can quickly figure out which route will shape what sound. As such, this is essentially an educational synth setup. Every control element is clean; clearly marked with its respective function and the cockpits have been cleared of any over-thought menus and parameters. When it comes to sound, you're getting the full Moog experience, so expect fat analogue output and potent sonic shaping and sequencing from the Subharmonicon supported by the solid drum synthesis and rhythmic pattern building offered by the DFAM. In short, kids aged 5 to 100 years old will find themselves walking the aisles of an immense psychedelic sweety shop stacked with tasty sonic treat.