I've had a Moog One for almost 2 years and I still am amazed by it and still come back to these videos. Anytime I am tempted to buy another analog poly I just have to watch this or sit down at my One and I lose interest in everything else.
unfortunate because Roland rocked it from 77-85. Now they just promote their cloud subscription services and "boutique" plastic thingies. (a few are good but overall not something im looking for). They need to make a Jupiter 8 again.
Or the "analog" Korg Prologue. Its 16 voices but not 100% analog at that pricepoint. They should remake some of the old stuff. If id had the money i would by the Knifonium (after the MoogOne of course) :)
It's clear to me that this was created with music in mind. Sounds that make our ears happy. For artists to elicit emotions on. Both technical artists and sound designers as well as pure music artists. I get it, Moog is a company that has to earn a profit. I say with the kind of products they make, like this and others that is 100% OK by me. A premium product is worth a premium price. Period.
Moog not only started it all, but they way they innovate the future of synths is powerful. I'm lucky to have lived in Upstate NY where they are so plentiful, and can't wait for the day that I am well off enough to own one of these beasts.
I can only aspire to afford this, but I really appreciate how well the complexity of this instrument was communicated. And of course, it sounds amazing.
the sound has so much girth, harmonic depth... the prophet 6 is very thin sounding. it has too much digital control. this moog is the polysynth i’ve wanted. also love the shout out to Nick Batt @sonicstate hope he’s watching 😀
Gotta say you all have created a very appealing instrument, gut level reaction (as a guitar player) is that it is worth every penny and is much better value than say a high-end Les Paul
Mind blowing possibilities. 16 voices, 3 parts and synthesised sounds we won't have heard before from a stand alone synth...I'd say it's worth the money.
The sound of this leaves the Prophet X and Waldorf Quantum in it's rear view mirror. I thought that they were both too expensive. When I heard about this my first thought was "How am I going to raise the funds to buy this without a payment plan?" After hearing it now I am sold on it even more
I can tell that this synth will take years to explore and find out the majority of it's capabilities. That still won't hamper using the functions that initially work for the user but the learning by exploring is where the fun will be over the time of using it
i have not played the X or waldorf, but from what i have wieved and listen to on YT the waldorf does not compute with me at all. The X might sound great, but its just another "soft synth" I have A matrixbrute, MFB dominion 1, Grandmother ++ and i enjoy them more than anything. Its something about analog and organic feel and they all sound different :)
I was drooling over the Prophet X but feeling the pain of the price. Interestingly enough, after hearing the sounds of the one the pain of not having it was worse than the price.
In a store there was the quantum and playing it was amazing, i was aiming to take the Iridium as is nice and small that’s why I wanted to try it, is very powerful and for a while I enjoyed it quite a lot, next to me there was a the Moog one, once I sit down on the Moog I played some presets and moved to Init, and in about 5 minuts I was going totally nuts and having fun, and once there was this amazing sound I watched the screen to see if I changed the init to a preset by mistake.. but I was on init and I was shocked and I stood there for 5 minutes staring at the machine as if I saw some spirit
It’s only poetic justice that Amos does the M1 demo. The genius ,the engineer, and the synth scientist. Moog lives the dream of their founder Dr. Robert Moog to keep raising the bar. 👍👍
Damn...that's a lot of "wow"...including the "wow" of the price. But at least now the price is bit more understandable. Synth or that big family vacation next year? Oh well...the kids will understand. Especially knowing they'll likely inherit the "One" one day.
ProckGnosis : you also have to see the price as getting 8 or 16 moog mono synths... Certainly not unreasonable for that class of instrument and I'm glad to see them not just sticking to the past but also innovating.
@@MarcWeertsMusic Yeah, that's why I stated "at least now the price is a bit more understandable". It packages a lot of capabilities that currently almost no other modern polysynth synth could match (except maybe a Schmidt). It just seems hard to imagine that "4 times the price equals 4 times the synth" when considering something like a Prophet Rev 2. But after playing and diving in to it, who knows? It might easily convince me it's entirely worth the price.
Yeah holy shit.... this thing is just unreal. A polysynth to rule them all. The moniker "One" is indeed appropriate and not at all over-hyped. When he did the unison patch at the end it blew my mind...
They would sell more if they advertise that the box makes a great shelter for you to camp out in the backyard once the other half sees the bill. Seriously impressive though.
The fan is annoying but its quiet enough to not be much of an issue. As an owner of a Juno 106, it sounds pretty similar yet a lot more routing options.
Wow!!! What an amazing synth architecture! This completely blows away anything in the analog poly synth space that came before it such as the Prophets, Oberheims, Rolands, etc. Well worth 8-grand for the 16-voice version for this kind of revolutionary technology. I'm so glad Moog took this gamble and created a paradigm shift in the analog synth space. This is a very historic synth!!! How fitting that Moog created this kind of polyphonic modular synth.
Steve Hampton Yea, I guess it’s not for everybody it looks like a land yacht too big and clunky, same reason I’m not into the matrix brute, which I do think is priced correctly.
This is a flagship synth not a boutique mini. This is the only "analog" synth I know of with the power to infinitely shape a waveform on the oscillators, shape modulation the LFOs, It's all about routing, routing and more routing. A modular synth with a conventional UI. Then there's the ability to use a ladder filter and a SVF either in series or parallel. Those are all soft synth features in a hardware package. Nothing like it anywhere, really.
ClassicTV: Yes, I purposelessly left out the MemoryMoog because of dependability issues and not enough of them to count as a synth anyone has experience with. An instrument has to be available on a certain level of numbers and reliability for it to count. The MemoryMoog was more of a curiosity than a classic synth in production for decades.
I'm impressed, of course, as many of you. But I cannot understand why even at this price point they didn't design the instrument to implement led encoders like the Nord Lead 3, the same Moog LPhatty, or - as in a more recent instrument - the yamaha montage. Being a preset, tri-timbral and high-end instrument, why not making the moog one a proper and fully controllable performance instrument?
Whenever I lusted after really expensive audiophile stereo components, musical instruments , etc., my ex-wife used to say "You better make sure it has wheels to drive you to work, and a roof you can sleep under!". lol! :)
Hey Moog I watched the LFO and the Quick Mod Assignment sections and I still have a question I'm hoping you can help clarify: when you hit press the destination button on an LFO, and you tweak a param such as the filter cutoff, what do these percentages (-100% - 100) do? Also on the bottom of the same screen, what do the two amount parameters and transform parameter mean?
Please, I need your help & a reply ASAP. I just got my Moog One about 2 weeks ago & I notice a very audible hiss & high pitched hum noise coming through both headphones outputs & main outputs. (it sounds totally different than hum sounded by grounding issues ) The noise starts to become very noticeable at around 40% to 50% volume level, (& increases the higher the volume knob is turned up) and seems to be loudest on patches/programs that use a lot of internal effects processing. I tried multiple electrical outlets, extension cords, surge protectors, etc, and the noise persists. I don't know if this is common for the Moog One, or it I received a faulty unit. (my Moog arrived with a missing knob, but you promptly sent one to me) It's literally the loudest synth I've ever heard, by far. (& I own over 40) It's much louder than any of my 1980s digital/analog hybrid synths. The noise is so loud, I don't see how I could possible use it in a recording. I expected better from an $8,000 synth. What should I do? Please help me.
Me too, but think there was some TH-cam compression when that started making some disturbing noises, would like to hear that one again without the compression!
Are these videos considered proper tutorials on the ONE? Received mine last week and wanted very much to watch a proper tutorial for the visual learner, that I am;)
@@leo.nordmann not a lover of screens and dial up menus, but it's not a problem, this synth is too expensive to even consider looking at, shame, first great machine in decades,,,, and No one can afford to buy one
+MR TUNA Music Did you order yours yet? I am looking forward to the new video with it as I have enjoyed your other videos - especially with the OB-6. But this...THIS...Just...WOW...
I've seen a few comments talking about how this is way better than the Minilogue and the Monologue. Yes, it is, but why are you comparing those sub $600 synths to this $6000 synth?
I think as years have gone by,nothing has really changed with synths,ok sounds are now easily stored, stability rock solid etc,but how many effect based noises get used these days(Doctor Who sure,big deal!),i designed and built my first synth in the 80's and could make most of these sounds then,now im sure a lot of R and D went into this,does look good,just dont get reincarnation at a premium price,perhaps its a bragging right,ive got a 6k Moog,i have bought a fair few of VSTs and its got to a point that most sound the same,ive now stopped buying and concentrate on the production of the song,which is more important,funny old world we live in,chart songs sound the same now, to a point of being boring,but hey thats just my view.
This is nice BUT it’s made for people with lots of money but it will be on my radar 10 years from now when they are 1/4 of the price or less...if this was $1000 everyone else would have to close shop
a monster with all my respect to Moog, but immo with 2500$ i can buy 2 ElektronA4 for a total of 8 ANALOG voices, 16 LFOs, + 8 DEDICATED for vibrato/tremolo, 8 ANALOG filters, bigger display, DEDICATED OUTPUTs for each voice, etc... ALL CONTROLLABLE FROM DEDICATED AWESOME SOFTWARE VST, means the perfect combo: analog pristine quality controlled by hi-res digital knobs... + software interface. Guys, what else???? Ps with 5000 u double the voices and get 16... Still half the price of Moog One...
F... this .. I can spend less money and get more options .. Joking ! i'm skint that's why i'm ''hating'' ... soon as i see someone making ''Trap'' with this i will be ''hating'' > @ Moog please sponsor : )
I've had a Moog One for almost 2 years and I still am amazed by it and still come back to these videos. Anytime I am tempted to buy another analog poly I just have to watch this or sit down at my One and I lose interest in everything else.
Amos, you are such a great voice for Moog, part Nerd, part Musician, part Engineer. Great job! And of course the rest of the Moog team as well!
Ironic that a synthesizer would cost me an organ...
Good one...
You have no idea what organs cost...or proper pianos
Clever! :)
Some synth's cost more, just like cars, houses and so on......
friend, i think at least 2-3 organs, one is not enough for this beast... :)
Today we now live in a brand new world, Moog has released the most magical kick ass analog polyphonic synth EVER! A++++++++++++++++++++
SynthgodXXX brand new world....lol
Are you listening @roland_us?
Station 2Station No, they’re not. Who the hell needs those greedy bastards anyway?
unfortunate because Roland rocked it from 77-85. Now they just promote their cloud subscription services and "boutique" plastic thingies. (a few are good but overall not something im looking for). They need to make a Jupiter 8 again.
Or the "analog" Korg Prologue. Its 16 voices but not 100% analog at that pricepoint. They should remake some of the old stuff. If id had the money i would by the Knifonium (after the MoogOne of course) :)
It's clear to me that this was created with music in mind. Sounds that make our ears happy. For artists to elicit emotions on. Both technical artists and sound designers as well as pure music artists. I get it, Moog is a company that has to earn a profit. I say with the kind of products they make, like this and others that is 100% OK by me. A premium product is worth a premium price. Period.
skip to 34:40
Moog not only started it all, but they way they innovate the future of synths is powerful. I'm lucky to have lived in Upstate NY where they are so plentiful, and can't wait for the day that I am well off enough to own one of these beasts.
I can only aspire to afford this, but I really appreciate how well the complexity of this instrument was communicated. And of course, it sounds amazing.
It's inspiring to see a Product Designer show off his work... Moog is such an inspirational brand, good job, the synth sounds amazing.
THIS is a demo! thank you! - that's how it should be.
the sound has so much girth, harmonic depth... the prophet 6 is very thin sounding. it has too much digital control. this moog is the polysynth i’ve wanted. also love the shout out to Nick Batt @sonicstate hope he’s watching 😀
Congratulations everyone at Moog! Way to continue with your vision! Way to follow your passion! Really good stuff! :)
Gotta say you all have created a very appealing instrument, gut level reaction (as a guitar player) is that it is worth every penny and is much better value than say a high-end Les Paul
Mind blowing possibilities. 16 voices, 3 parts and synthesised sounds we won't have heard before from a stand alone synth...I'd say it's worth the money.
Great presentation Amos!
The sound of this leaves the Prophet X and Waldorf Quantum in it's rear view mirror. I thought that they were both too expensive. When I heard about this my first thought was "How am I going to raise the funds to buy this without a payment plan?" After hearing it now I am sold on it even more
I can tell that this synth will take years to explore and find out the majority of it's capabilities. That still won't hamper using the functions that initially work for the user but the learning by exploring is where the fun will be over the time of using it
i have not played the X or waldorf, but from what i have wieved and listen to on YT the waldorf does not compute with me at all. The X might sound great, but its just another "soft synth"
I have A matrixbrute, MFB dominion 1, Grandmother ++ and i enjoy them more than anything. Its something about analog and organic feel and they all sound different :)
I was drooling over the Prophet X but feeling the pain of the price. Interestingly enough, after hearing the sounds of the one the pain of not having it was worse than the price.
In a store there was the quantum and playing it was amazing, i was aiming to take the Iridium as is nice and small that’s why I wanted to try it, is very powerful and for a while I enjoyed it quite a lot, next to me there was a the Moog one, once I sit down on the Moog I played some presets and moved to Init, and in about 5 minuts I was going totally nuts and having fun, and once there was this amazing sound I watched the screen to see if I changed the init to a preset by mistake.. but I was on init and I was shocked and I stood there for 5 minutes staring at the machine as if I saw some spirit
It’s only poetic justice that Amos does the M1 demo.
The genius ,the engineer, and the synth scientist.
Moog lives the dream of their founder Dr. Robert Moog to keep raising the bar. 👍👍
Amos! Very happy about this!
well done guys. We've been waiting a long time for this. I may finally sell my alesis andromeda. BRAVO m8
Damn...that's a lot of "wow"...including the "wow" of the price. But at least now the price is bit more understandable. Synth or that big family vacation next year? Oh well...the kids will understand. Especially knowing they'll likely inherit the "One" one day.
I forgive you, daddy. :)
@@GrantCarvalho That's good son, 'cause otherwise your sister is gettin' the synth collection.
ProckGnosis : you also have to see the price as getting 8 or 16 moog mono synths... Certainly not unreasonable for that class of instrument and I'm glad to see them not just sticking to the past but also innovating.
@@MarcWeertsMusic Yeah, that's why I stated "at least now the price is a bit more understandable". It packages a lot of capabilities that currently almost no other modern polysynth synth could match (except maybe a Schmidt). It just seems hard to imagine that "4 times the price equals 4 times the synth" when considering something like a Prophet Rev 2. But after playing and diving in to it, who knows? It might easily convince me it's entirely worth the price.
Thanks Amos. That was a great presentation. It really does sound and look like an awesome synth.
Excellent series on the Moog one from the people who actually made it.
A real synthesizer, with built-in-powersuply💪
I never buying new synthesizers, if not built-in-psu!
Yeah holy shit.... this thing is just unreal. A polysynth to rule them all. The moniker "One" is indeed appropriate and not at all over-hyped. When he did the unison patch at the end it blew my mind...
Who is your gardener? The staging is flawless.
They would sell more if they advertise that the box makes a great shelter for you to camp out in the backyard once the other half sees the bill. Seriously impressive though.
congratulations, great synth, good job , history on the making , can't afford it but still , good
Im sure glad that Moog has so much going on at the oscillator level.
I'm shocked on how good this sounds
Waiting for the Behringer One.
😀😆😁😂🤣
The deep mind can do 90% of what this can do, I just saw the 6 voice going for 500.
the deep mind is shit hinestly. I had 2 already. It's noisy (not the good analog kind of noise) and very menudiving heavy.
The fan is annoying but its quiet enough to not be much of an issue. As an owner of a Juno 106, it sounds pretty similar yet a lot more routing options.
sounds like shit though.
I want this thing so bad but then I remember my car is mechanically totaled and the bank just bought my house.
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that's why you should really get this synth!
: )
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Wow!!! What an amazing synth architecture! This completely blows away anything in the analog poly synth space that came before it such as the Prophets, Oberheims, Rolands, etc. Well worth 8-grand for the 16-voice version for this kind of revolutionary technology. I'm so glad Moog took this gamble and created a paradigm shift in the analog synth space. This is a very historic synth!!! How fitting that Moog created this kind of polyphonic modular synth.
Steve Hampton Not well worth 8 grand compared to a DSI Rev2.
I beg to differ. It's three physical synths in one.
Steve Hampton Yea, I guess it’s not for everybody it looks like a land yacht too big and clunky, same reason I’m not into the matrix brute, which I do think is priced correctly.
This is a flagship synth not a boutique mini. This is the only "analog" synth I know of with the power to infinitely shape a waveform on the oscillators, shape modulation the LFOs, It's all about routing, routing and more routing. A modular synth with a conventional UI. Then there's the ability to use a ladder filter and a SVF either in series or parallel. Those are all soft synth features in a hardware package. Nothing like it anywhere, really.
I wouldn’t consider the DSI rev2 a boutique mini...that said I’m not trying to shutdown enthusiasm for a great synth, I’m just appalled at the price.
The 1980's scope in the background gave me a good laugh :)
Anyone who thinks they don't care for the sound of this synth, check out Amos patch at the end. Great way to end the video!
Well done - outstanding design!!
How does the tri-timbrality work ? How are the 16 or 8 voices allocated between the three different timbres ?
Lol shout out to @sonicstate Nick's favorite thing!! PWM!!!
Gangster! Excellent demo!
Heeeeey it's that Amos guy! Gonna be a good time :)
Holy SHIT...Them Filters....
Hey James, will you be getting one?
Sing song harmonics at 48:00 .. Nick WILL be pleased.
This synth must make the most amazing pads.
A work of Art.
The Amos Gaynes Deep Dive
Good lard! This is awesome.
finally! a jupiter 8 killer! when can i buy it!? though i do love a sine... so hard to find
sine wave oscillators these days
UNISON! that’s it i can sell my poly six as well.... might even save rent downsizing so much gear!!
What about a LP filtered triangle wave?
Sam Beard i’m thinking there must be a way. the LFO triangle can be shaped to sine. and there’s always a resonating filter if desperate...
Wow, Amos has changed in the last couple of years.
The MoogONE will be the most musical instrument every made in history that is not acoustic.
You also mean, not monophonic. The Memorymoog (1982-85) was the last instrument they did that wasn't monophonic.
ClassicTV: Yes, I purposelessly left out the MemoryMoog because of dependability issues and not enough of them to count as a synth anyone has experience with. An instrument has to be available on a certain level of numbers and reliability for it to count. The MemoryMoog was more of a curiosity than a classic synth in production for decades.
I'm impressed, of course, as many of you. But I cannot understand why even at this price point they didn't design the instrument to implement led encoders like the Nord Lead 3, the same Moog LPhatty, or - as in a more recent instrument - the yamaha montage.
Being a preset, tri-timbral and high-end instrument, why not making the moog one a proper and fully controllable performance instrument?
what do you mean with LEDs? Like an LED ring around the knobs?
yes, or even something similar with higher definition
Magical thing will happen when Mrs. will find out where 8K was invested - Prepping to be homeless with a Moog One ....
hehe..glad im not married anymore :) My livingroom is now a studio
Whenever I lusted after really expensive audiophile stereo components, musical instruments , etc., my ex-wife used to say "You better make sure it has wheels to drive you to work, and a roof you can sleep under!". lol! :)
@@bobfrode Copy that brother , may the polyphony be with you
Hey Moog I watched the LFO and the Quick Mod Assignment sections and I still have a question I'm hoping you can help clarify: when you hit press the destination button on an LFO, and you tweak a param such as the filter cutoff, what do these percentages (-100% - 100) do? Also on the bottom of the same screen, what do the two amount parameters and transform parameter mean?
I'm convinced.
Please, I need your help & a reply ASAP. I just got my Moog One about 2 weeks ago & I notice a very audible hiss & high pitched hum noise coming through both headphones outputs & main outputs. (it sounds totally different than hum sounded by grounding issues ) The noise starts to become very noticeable at around 40% to 50% volume level, (& increases the higher the volume knob is turned up) and seems to be loudest on patches/programs that use a lot of internal effects processing. I tried multiple electrical outlets, extension cords, surge protectors, etc, and the noise persists. I don't know if this is common for the Moog One, or it I received a faulty unit. (my Moog arrived with a missing knob, but you promptly sent one to me)
It's literally the loudest synth I've ever heard, by far. (& I own over 40) It's much louder than any of my 1980s digital/analog hybrid synths. The noise is so loud, I don't see how I could possible use it in a recording.
I expected better from an $8,000 synth. What should I do? Please help me.
It's huge!
1:06:50 - Simple Uni saw Arp blew me down.
Me too, but think there was some TH-cam compression when that started making some disturbing noises, would like to hear that one again without the compression!
Me too it's the live stream sound was more vibrant, Hope that patch stay's in there when it comes out to here it in the shop.
What is the internal resolution (or range) of modulation matrix parameters? How precise values can be set?
I'm just awaiting delivery of my Schmidt 8-voice. Doh, now I have polysynth envy... again.
Every comment here: This is the best synth ever made and should cost more...ok I said it Moog, now can you send me something?
Are these videos considered proper tutorials on the ONE? Received mine last week and wanted very much to watch a proper tutorial for the visual learner, that I am;)
Yes!
Shout out! Amos!
Everything´s really,really great...but : Is there no smooth S/H / Random for the LFO´s ???
Michael September Barck There is smoothing for all LFO shapes!
Would be nice if you put some RS-505 effect into it...
What is the diff between tonality, timbre and sonic quality?
can anyone ID the people in the poster behind Amos? I see Bob Moog, but who else is there?
Hopefully they will develop lower priced mono voice “soloist” synths with the new Moog oscillators and state variable filters.
Michael Robles A 6 voice 49 key feature cut Moog synth will come out next year.
Screen, menu, cursor, edit, screen, cursor , menu edit, cursor , cursor,
WALKS AWAY
what cursor though?
@@leo.nordmann not a lover of screens and dial up menus, but it's not a problem, this synth is too expensive to even consider looking at, shame, first great machine in decades,,,, and No one can afford to buy one
This will destroy us all
+MR TUNA Music Did you order yours yet? I am looking forward to the new video with it as I have enjoyed your other videos - especially with the OB-6. But this...THIS...Just...WOW...
I've seen a few comments talking about how this is way better than the Minilogue and the Monologue.
Yes, it is, but why are you comparing those sub $600 synths to this $6000 synth?
Maybe because of the morons saying “why isn’t this $600???????? 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔”
YES A POLYPHONIC MOOG
I guess they can lay off engineering at Moog now because they've completed the synthesizer?
Indeed, the competition is now closed.
Is this the modern Jupiter 8?
how are the voices divided when using multitimbrality?
Honestly, I'm surprised it is as cheap as it is.
This is a hell of a synth for 6k
Nosferatu does good synth demos
what a re the outputs?
Eargasm !!!
Video starts @35:00
1:07:24 just won the supersaw battle for eternity.
Im curios how many sales Sweetwater rang up. I personally know of 5.
Station 2Station do I count?
Did you call it in? Good boy!
DeepMind 12 FTW...
Does it do OSC detuning on E, F & F#? ;)
Do u want to kill us all??
E#
I think as years have gone by,nothing has really changed with synths,ok sounds are now easily stored, stability rock solid etc,but how many effect based noises get used these days(Doctor Who sure,big deal!),i designed and built my first synth in the 80's and could make most of these sounds then,now im sure a lot of R and D went into this,does look good,just dont get reincarnation at a premium price,perhaps its a bragging right,ive got a 6k Moog,i have bought a fair few of VSTs and its got to a point that most sound the same,ive now stopped buying and concentrate on the production of the song,which is more important,funny old world we live in,chart songs sound the same now, to a point of being boring,but hey thats just my view.
super saw or nah?
audio starts at 34:31 ...
Ok I’m 4 minutes in and I understand why it’s 7k now lol
You can tell Amos has an IQ over 130 just by looking into his eyes.
Fun comes @1:07:40 when ypu stop thinking too much and just turn knobs ;)
auuugghhhh (homer voice)
I love this Moog!!I can't wait for the $300 Berhinger clone to came out
This is nice BUT it’s made for people with lots of money but it will be on my radar 10 years from now when they are 1/4 of the price or less...if this was $1000 everyone else would have to close shop
Hello 😍😍😍😍😍
All the demos don't make this thing sound nearly as good as I hoped it would. Kinda thin and sterile compared to all of the early legendary synths.
I like the sounds of the better modern analogs, but i often have to get used to them in a way I dont with vintage stuff.
BREAKING NEWS! MOOG ONE causes a GAS epidemic!
44:28 😂
WANT IT BAD and as far as the price? Bargain!
a monster with all my respect to Moog, but immo with 2500$ i can buy 2 ElektronA4 for a total of 8 ANALOG voices, 16 LFOs, + 8 DEDICATED for vibrato/tremolo, 8 ANALOG filters, bigger display, DEDICATED OUTPUTs for each voice, etc... ALL CONTROLLABLE FROM DEDICATED AWESOME SOFTWARE VST, means the perfect combo: analog pristine quality controlled by hi-res digital knobs... + software interface. Guys, what else???? Ps with 5000 u double the voices and get 16... Still half the price of Moog One...
F... this .. I can spend less money and get more options .. Joking ! i'm skint that's why i'm ''hating'' ... soon as i see someone making ''Trap'' with this i will be ''hating'' > @ Moog please sponsor : )
unison sounds ridiculous
how are the voices divided when using multitimbrality?