Moog One 8-Voice Polyphonic Analogue Synthesizer
Discontinued, this product can no longer be ordered.
Product no: 9000-0046-9902 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 3-year warranty.
General
This version of the Moog One is a powerful analogue polyphonic synthesizer with 8 voices. It comes from the same stable that brought out the legendary Minimoog decades ago. Even though the Minimoog was monophonic, it create a shockwave that changed the music world forever. The sound of the Minimoog can be heard on hits like Popcorn as well as countless songs from the progressive rock era. Moog has continued making top-quality synthesizers that offer plenty of possibilities. The Moog One is the first true polyphonic synthesizer they've made in more than thirty years!
Possibilities
The Moog One has three analogue oscillators that include FM, sync and ring modulation possibilities. There are extensive filter options too with 12 dB notch/bandpass/lowpass/highpass as well as a lowpass/highpass ladder filter. For modulating sounds, you can make use of four LFOs and three envelopes. The effects section not only contains effects by Moog, but also reverb from the renowned Eventide. There's a sequencer and an arpeggiator on board too and because the Moog One has three multi-timbral parts, you can create amazingly beautiful polyphonic sequences.
Other Features of the Moog One 8-Voice
There's a fantastic touch-sensitive Fatar keyboard with aftertouch on board and in the centre of the synth, a great colour display gives you a clear overview of various things. The Moog One also has a pitch wheel, a modulation wheel and an X/Y pad giving you two dimensional control over the parameters. There are also MIDI and USB connectors and even a LAN port for future functionality.
Specifications
Product features
| 19-inch rack size | not applicable |
|---|---|
| Number of keys | 61 |
| Arpeggiator/sequencer | arpeggiator, sequencer |
| Control | aftertouch |
| Synthesizer inputs | microphone input, line in |
| Sound source | analogue |
| MIDI & other | MIDI in, MIDI out, MIDI thru, MIDI over USB, CV/gate in, CV/gate out |
| Synthesizer outputs | line out jack, headphone |
| Type of keys | keyboard action |
| Synthesizer type | keyboard |
Weight and dimensions including packaging
| Weight (incl. packaging) | 30,0 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions (incl. packaging) | 123,8 x 69,3 x 28,4 cm |
Reviews from other countries
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Eerlijk gezegd vielen de presets me niet tegen en konden die met editen meer Moog-achtig gemaakt worden. Dat editen gaat heel makkelijk met alle knoppen en met de goed toegankelijke diepere lagen via het display. De synth is zeer gebruiksvriendelijk en nodigt uit tot editen, waarna er geen gebrek aan opslagplaats is.
Tot slot onvermijdelijk ook nog even over de ventilator. Degeen die klaagt over het geluid van de ventilator, nadat de One eenmaal is opgestart, heeft nog nooit de ventilatie van een Memorymoog gehoord. Met het geluid van de One valt prima te leven en laat geluid is beslist niet storend voor mij.
Al met al een top-synth.
Een aanrader!
1. de mogelijkheden groot zijn.
2.De lay out duidelijk is,
3.bouwkwaliteit goed is
Maar de sound is op zn zachts gezegd zwak. Ik weet dat het op papier een analoge synth moet zijn maar dat hoor je er niet aan af. Klinkt eerder als een zwakke vst van een jaar of 10 terug. En wat misschien nog wel het meest frapant is is dat ie totaal niet als een Moog klinkt.
Blijkbaar zat iedereen te dromen bij Moog en hebben ze als bizar absurde klapper op de vuurpijl ook nog een extern bedrijf erbij gehaald om er half gare digitale effecten in te zetten van Eventide (terwijl ze zelf notabene TOP notch analoge effecten maken) . Te .Gek. Voor. Woorden. Allemaal.
Mocht je echt serieus overwegen om dit ding aan te schaffen zou ik echt aanraden em ECHT eerst ergens uit te proberen.
Zoek je een dooie synth zonder gewicht in geluid met mega veel opties ? Dan is dit je ding.
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