Bob Moog talks Moog records, early synths and instrument design | Red Bull Music Academy
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Bob Moog changed the face of popular music by producing the first-ever commercially available synthesizers. The first Moog Modular was knocked up for fun as a project for his musician friend Herbert Deutsch.
Though he may have left us for a higher plane, as we found out at the 2003 Red Bull Music Academy, Moog left an enormous legacy behind, having irreversibly changed the sonic landscape of the world.
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But pretty soon, after the first strains of synthesizer success by Walter/Wendy Carlos, the Moog stole its way into the heart of rock and jazz fusion and helped instigate all types of electronic music.
TOPICS:
02:08 - Early synths
12:26 - Relationship between musicians and engineers
15:30 - Favorite Moog records
19:49 - Moog’s visual identity
21:59 - How the Moog works
36:24 - Instruments as technology
44:01 - The future of instrument design
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Shame the host can't pronounce "Moog" but hey ho, he didn't make much effort to present the talk professionally either...Thankfully Robert Moog saved the day, great man, very much missed.
Bob Moog, a legend in the true meaning of the word........R.I.P.
... I didn't even know he was sick!
Bob Moog still is a dangerous person.
I wanted one day to own a Moog. Now I got a M32 and a Subsequent37, yet I still want another Moog.
Moog synthesizers are very dangerous.
I totally agree with you I have a Model D and a MicroMoog. They are my babies. My family. Thanks Bob. Like Mike H says, they are very dangerous machines. I want more of them.
I plan to get the Matriarch in December.
@NelyL Yes. Extremely happy!
@NelyL Matriarch is retro tones from circuits based on vintage Moog modules. Is semi-modular, with many patch points. Sub 37 is a monster analog synth that is more modernized.
Thank you Bob! He was really excited to tell his story and show his masterpiece despite how dry the interviewer was.
A True Legendary Genius, Thanks Bob Moog
I like how Bob discreetly corrected the guy when he pronounced his name wrong...sounded like Moo-geh. He read the article and pronounced his name correctly ...rhymed with Vogue. Back in the 70's almost everybody pronounced it Moo-geh. It wasn't until the mid 1990's that I learned that I'd been pronouncing it wrong all my life.
Bob Moog admitted that Mogue or Mooooog are both correct.
His humility is refreshing. He opened the door to modern synthesis and created a standard in the process. Huge contribution to mankind.
Bob Moog is amazing to me. He enjoyed his work and he is making music in heaven.
I love you Dr. Moog. You will live on forever. Rest In Peace
8:48 “we don’t seem to be cooking here” lol what a legend
The interviewer is annoying.
What a humble, down to earth, nice guy. I have the utmost respect for Mr. Moog and his work in bringing us the synthesizer, modular and more portable instruments such as the Minimoog. I love that the folks at the factory in Asheville, NC continue to bring us new analog products to this day, such as the Subsequent 37, Sub Phatty, Mother 32, Dfam, Moogerfoogers, etc. What a legacy!
Love Bob. Thank you. X
Such a shame the audio was recorded so badly.
RIP BOB.
Bob Moog had changed the electronic music world!!!!
Heh, Akibahara is a liiiiittle different today. So cool to hear the master speak at length.
Legend. Thanks for making this interview available!
36:50 this man really know history progress well, indeed great insight.
Gosh, i'm such a big fan. Why did you wait so long to upload this? ;-) ;-)
Thank you
thank you so much for uploading this :)
This man influenced my life so much without me knowing anything about him ! Thank you Bob you will always be remembered for the amazing pioneering work in electronic music creation you did through the music of Keith Emerson, Rick Wakeman, Peter Bardens and so many others i was enthralled by in my youth 🥰🏴👍🙏
Love the Keith Emerson references.
Hey The Beautiful Intellect...c'mon ....really??? ''Mog Boob''???? it's a fun pun....but, please show a little respect
I was lucky enough to be there and to rub shoulders with that Gentleman and Genious
I was lucky enough to work for Bob at the shop / studio. In Trumansberg NY from 1968 till 71 ish. 6 he showed me how to solder electronic components. You could learn just being next to him. Always reaching out to make a more 5reliable instrument. Look up mother mallards portable masterpiece company for some amazing music sounds. It was a great time. Lots of music some more listenable than others but always interesting.
Interesting 👍 Bummer the gain staging on the synth itself was messed up 🥺
Bob did visit the BBC Radiophonic Workshop to offer a moog. You can find out more in a book called special sound
what a nice guy :)
31:33 technohating electronica fan here
yeah spiritual is the word Bob
Synth Legend (rip) 🙏
There is nothing quite like a connection with an instrument.
27:10 wow
Thank you Bob
He’s a fricking legend. We are lucky to be alive during his time. Thank you Bob.
fkn red bull lol
RIP Dr. Moog
Oh wow, so one lucky capetonian got a Moog Voyager? lol Loved the "I dont want to take it home, why?" Haha!
RIP BOB
The audio recording is distorted .
Oh yes. Yes yes yes. Thanks for this
THE GOAT
29:50 truth
16:58 so true
45:30 It will come into reality when 5G is overall used.
Even with 5G we will have latency issues if we are far enough
The interviewer began by mispronouncing his name.
Do you mean because he said "mook"?
@@davidkeller8519 I believe it's pronounced 'mogue'.
Pretty bad
legendary.
Mog Boob changed the face of popular music by producing the first ever commercially available synthesizers. The first Boob Modular was knocked up for fun as a project for his musician friend Herbert Deutsch. But pretty soon, after the first strains of synthesizer success by Walter/Wendy Carlos, the Boob stole its way into the heart of rock and jazz fusion, and helped instigate all types of electronic music. Though he may have left us for a higher plane, as we found out at the 2003 Red Bull Music Academy, Boob left an enormous legacy behind, having irreversibly changed the sonic landscape of the world.
Sadly the sound is clipping...
the true god of war !
What a terrible interviewer.
This interviewer was a pain in the a... No empathy, no knowledge of anything, no respect.