Moog we've seen The One get better and better everyday a dream come true what we need to hear is more Poly Sounds this thing was made for Pads please ship it packed with beutiful warm Pad sounds and have a nice weekend .
It's a stunning synth. A true work art. Whether I can ever justify the purchase, I don't know - but I have to hand it to Moog, they've produced something of beauty and awe...
I get it all done using my Moog Voyager as a controller for Spectrasonics Omnisphere 2.5. It makes my Voyager polyphonic and the sounds are more immediately usable for production etc. So I'm good. It's nice that Moog brought back the Polymoog.
"it's a performance instrument" for me says it all. I love the way moog thinks about synths. the depth in this synth is just so beyond anyone's wildest dreams. Thank you Moog!
Finally a Moog that can do more than leads and sequences....a Moog for a composer who orchestrates. Other Moog's have great stage presence for keyboard players, and wonderful sound in the studio but I buy synths that are polyphonic because I compose complete songs, I need polyphony to orchestrate. Why is this poly synth different from all the others today? Moog has the most musical sound ever created in the history of the world from electronics.
Ordered 16 voice on 10/1 and these demos confirm I made the correct decision. Such a superb instrument. I really wish the Moog rep stopped talking over the sounds though. Please make a no talking sound demo!
Moog Kevin is absolutely great we need more of him felt he was rushed a little but we also need more of the IIIP Modular $35,000 but only 1 video so far .
Actually similarly the MatrixBrute has two filters (one Moog-like ladder filter and one Steiner-Parker filter) that can either be in parallel or serial.
For anyone who complains about the sound of this thing (especially the bass) , just use your ears because you can hear that it’s a direct out from the Moog One combined with the vocal mics on their shirt that are picking up the sound from the speaker in their room. Watch the Sweetwater videos of this thing to get a full idea of the real direct out sound. It’s amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Best polysnyth ever hands down.
These videos are such a good way to show a synth, forget NAMM demo's, do it this way from prototype to finished product. The only downside is i now am enthusing over something i can never afford.
Kevin said,he never found the reason to use 3 layers because it is so full with only one layer.So why don't you make 'moog two' with just one synth engine for half the price?:)
James Reeno Maybe. But with any synth that you spend time using, you will grow. If not. then use a Preset synth and don't waste your time on a synth that can expand your knowledge and imagination. This instrument is a potential powerhouse that can only get better.
Yeah I can here the speaker sound being coughed up by the the mic which reduce the sound quality, maybe can close the mic when audio from the one is on by using some some gate/limiter processor (or start wearing headphones :) )
You guys really need to bring that Andrew Stryffler kid back for these demos. He made it way less awkward than it's been. And he's a sly funny sorta fella. I picked up what he was layin' down. ;)
but Sean, my A6 currently works just fine...;-) well, one voice is unruly , but I just disable it and carry on with 15 voices (one of the nice things about a synth with more voices than a man's got fingers)
The big problem with this synth is the price. Or rather the price in comparison to the rest of the great contemporary synths. For example, Dave Smith synthesizers are still great instruments and much cheaper. Is this the best of them all, so it has to be so expensive? What is "best" when it comes to sonic art production? Is Moog getting the " Apple" syndrome?
The price is reflective of what you get. The Prophet 6 and OB-6 are nice but are very much scaled down in comparison - as are most other analog synths. This is one of those rare 'no corners cut' products.
MrMarco33333 The top Dave Smith synths don’t strike me as a “corner cuts” synths in terms of features and sound. If we go into the “ scaled down” direction, then every analog synth is scaled down in comparison to the modular builds. I agree that the Moog One is the new king of mobile analog synths. Better than them all may be? Sometimes that’s a matter of personal taste. I love Moog and my Sub 37. Time will show if they got the price right for this one. So far, from what I’ve seen and heard, the price seem a little arrogant .
Scriabin Bartok As an original owner of a Prophet 5 Rev 3.2, Flagship synths are always expensive. It takes a lot of money for R&D. A company makes a huge investment developing a new high end synth.Moog has to recover their investment, cover production costs, payroll, and other overhead before they even get a dollar back from sales. Costs continue as an instrument is brought to market. Spare parts for warranty, pay for tech support, and upgrading their flagship as time goes on in order to keep current. Comparing this synth to some of the scaled down synths is interesting. I read a review of a guy that bought the Prophet Rev 2 16 voice. Sells for 1999.00. It sounds OK, but the build quality is not all that great. The guy that reviewed it said the Pots were cheesy and the reverb was a joke. Go one step further down the ladder and you get a Behringer. Junk. Don't bother. If we can't afford the Moog one, we have to compromise to fit our wallet.
I'm also concerned that it's just too vast and complex with too many options. It's a world in itself. Hopefully it's all really intuitive and I don't end up getting lost in it. Is there some kind of indicator that tells you when a pot you're tweaking hasn't passed through the original setting so it's currently not active? I generally avoid layering synths as it's just confusing not knowing what's controlling what, all the parameters are in the wrong place and i feel like i'm tweaking presets blindly rather than creating my own thing. Trying to initialise all of the knobs on the one so you can see what your doing seems like quite a task.
Likely Yes. Daniel Fishers Sweetwater ‘deep dive’ he goes over the global options and mentions the knob tracking mode (suggesting there is a takeover mode). Also sorry to hear you think this instrument is too complex and you avoid layering sounds. I might recommend the Yamaha PSR series keyboards for its low complexity / layering capabilities.
Made In Machines highly doubt you’ll get lost in this thing. They designed it to be able to see everything going on and efficiently be able to control everything. Just like patches, you should know what is creating your sound and know how and where to change it.
Stop trying to rush him/cut off/change the subject, so rude...just have the video be 4 hours if it has to be. I think the videos should be 1 person demoing. Have some that are teaching/descriptive vids. And Have some that are just jam sessions.
Again the obsession with "oberheim moog sequential," yeah, you know who arguably invented the synthesizer and has contributed the most in terms of functionality and thinking about it as an instrument..Don Buchla. No mention? Really? All of these ideas coexist in my modular system. This is a very nice package of many things in one synth moog, but can you please stop pretending you're reinventing the wheel? (I'll leave that to the Fenix guys with their new PAN)
Moog we've seen The One get better and better everyday a dream come true what we need to hear is more Poly Sounds this thing was made for Pads please ship it packed with beutiful warm Pad sounds and have a nice weekend .
I could watch Kevin all day. He's a riot.
This video has definitely sold me on it
This is flippin' awesome.....5:18 arpeggiator, LOVE this. Safe travels to Australia MOOG One.
Love hearing Kevin Lamb bring his knowledge. imo the video works best when the cohost lays back and doesn’t interrupt Kevin.
It's a stunning synth. A true work art. Whether I can ever justify the purchase, I don't know - but I have to hand it to Moog, they've produced something of beauty and awe...
Man, this is really an incredible machine - what an amazing achievement.
I get it all done using my Moog Voyager as a controller for Spectrasonics Omnisphere 2.5. It makes my Voyager polyphonic and the sounds are more immediately usable for production etc. So I'm good. It's nice that Moog brought back the Polymoog.
One of my favorite sound design live streams so far. Kevin's personality and energy comes through with his hypnotizing patches.
"it's a performance instrument" for me says it all. I love the way moog thinks about synths. the depth in this synth is just so beyond anyone's wildest dreams. Thank you Moog!
Finally a Moog that can do more than leads and sequences....a Moog for a composer who orchestrates. Other Moog's have great stage presence for keyboard players, and wonderful sound in the studio but I buy synths that are polyphonic because I compose complete songs, I need polyphony to orchestrate. Why is this poly synth different from all the others today? Moog has the most musical sound ever created in the history of the world from electronics.
I agree, Oberheim was just as great and Yamaha Had the fantastic Cs-80. This synth however is perhaps the greatest of all time!
Thank you Moog, another day and another great demo and new insights into this cool instrument!
Ordered 16 voice on 10/1 and these demos confirm I made the correct decision. Such a superb instrument. I really wish the Moog rep stopped talking over the sounds though. Please make a no talking sound demo!
So great of Kevin to mention Tom O. Tom's really has been criminally underrated in the big scheme....finally bought a TVP last yearcin honor of Tom.
Kkidzz Wish he still produced the Two Voice Pro....maybe he will come out with something this year at winter NAMM.
Kevin makes sounds my wife doesn't make fun of when I watch live.
I totally can agree lol my wife always is like wtf are you watching lol
U guys not alone lol
ahahahaha
Just gets better and better
Moog Kevin is absolutely great we need more of him felt he was rushed a little but we also need more of the IIIP Modular $35,000 but only 1 video so far .
Great session, thanks for sharing!
Actually similarly the MatrixBrute has two filters (one Moog-like ladder filter and one Steiner-Parker filter) that can either be in parallel or serial.
For anyone who complains about the sound of this thing (especially the bass) , just use your ears because you can hear that it’s a direct out from the Moog One combined with the vocal mics on their shirt that are picking up the sound from the speaker in their room. Watch the Sweetwater videos of this thing to get a full idea of the real direct out sound. It’s amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Best polysnyth ever hands down.
Joseph Christopher yeah, and the vintage king demo is cool as well.
Timothe Catlin yes it is!!
These videos are such a good way to show a synth, forget NAMM demo's, do it this way from prototype to finished product. The only downside is i now am enthusing over something i can never afford.
Vocoder dedicated video please!
Moog went and knocked the park out of the field... jeez
I'd pay 8k just to hang out with Kevin for a day.
Kevin said,he never found the reason to use 3 layers because it is so full with only one layer.So why don't you make 'moog two' with just one synth engine for half the price?:)
Moog Music Inc. is it possible to connect either the Grandmother or Subsequent 37 to add polyphony to the ‘One’ or the above mentioned?
Monster.
Kevin lamb is a tee shirt slogan machine “filters are everything!” 😵
thanks for the time tag!
It’s fantastic, but has a lot of features i would never use. Because of this, i still would prefer the Memorymoog.
James Reeno
Maybe. But with any synth that you spend time using, you will grow. If not. then use a Preset synth and don't waste your time on a synth that can expand your knowledge and imagination. This instrument is a potential powerhouse that can only get better.
Moog Kevin is a Modular guy why not let him show off the IIIP Modular we've barley seen it .
I don't know if you can but it would be cool if the one sequencer recorded your xy pad movements
Made In Machines and indeed, modular systems allow one to do exactly such a thing for just the price of a few hundred dollars for those modules!
Is it possible to order the moog sweater somewhere ? ;)
Yeah I can here the speaker sound being coughed up by the the mic which reduce the sound quality, maybe can close the mic when audio from the one is on by using some some gate/limiter processor (or start wearing headphones :) )
It will always sound like this (not great), it's the modern Moog sound.
I guess I know :/ Well I hope someone manage to keep their other lovely synths and get this One so we can hear some comparisons!
You guys really need to bring that Andrew Stryffler kid back for these demos. He made it way less awkward than it's been. And he's a sly funny sorta fella. I picked up what he was layin' down. ;)
There's a lot of hidden shift in that machine
The "More" buttons are super clever addition to a synth that offers a deep architecture with menu! Nice done Moog Music :)
Kevin is a Sage speak as a Sage I'm all ears.
Where can i get the vst for this? Free download/ crack plz?
Hmmmmm, Kevin said there's no other instrument out there that has the ladder+SVF combination of filters... but there's Andromeda? :)
Perhaps he meant current instruments. :)
but Sean, my A6 currently works just fine...;-)
well, one voice is unruly , but I just disable it and carry on with 15 voices (one of the nice things about a synth with more voices than a man's got fingers)
Yes
I've been watching these for a couple of days. I'm starting to get porn guilt.
The big problem with this synth is the price. Or rather the price in comparison to the rest of the great contemporary synths.
For example, Dave Smith synthesizers are still great instruments and much cheaper. Is this the best of them all, so it has to be so expensive? What is "best" when it comes to sonic art production? Is Moog getting the " Apple" syndrome?
The price is reflective of what you get. The Prophet 6 and OB-6 are nice but are very much scaled down in comparison - as are most other analog synths. This is one of those rare 'no corners cut' products.
MrMarco33333 The top Dave Smith synths don’t strike me as a “corner cuts” synths in terms of features and sound. If we go into the “ scaled down” direction, then every analog synth is scaled down in comparison to the modular builds. I agree that the Moog One is the new king of mobile analog synths. Better than them all may be? Sometimes that’s a matter of personal taste. I love Moog and my Sub 37. Time will show if they got the price right for this one. So far, from what I’ve seen and heard, the price seem a little arrogant .
Scriabin Bartok
As an original owner of a Prophet 5 Rev 3.2, Flagship synths are always expensive. It takes a lot of money for R&D. A company makes a huge investment developing a new high end synth.Moog has to recover their investment, cover production costs, payroll, and other overhead before they even get a dollar back from sales. Costs continue as an instrument is brought to market. Spare parts for warranty, pay for tech support, and upgrading their flagship as time goes on in order to keep current. Comparing this synth to some of the scaled down synths is interesting. I read a review of a guy that bought the Prophet Rev 2 16 voice. Sells for 1999.00. It sounds OK, but the build quality is not all that great. The guy that reviewed it said the Pots were cheesy and the reverb was a joke. Go one step further down the ladder and you get a Behringer. Junk. Don't bother. If we can't afford the Moog one, we have to compromise to fit our wallet.
I'm also concerned that it's just too vast and complex with too many options. It's a world in itself. Hopefully it's all really intuitive and I don't end up getting lost in it. Is there some kind of indicator that tells you when a pot you're tweaking hasn't passed through the original setting so it's currently not active? I generally avoid layering synths as it's just confusing not knowing what's controlling what, all the parameters are in the wrong place and i feel like i'm tweaking presets blindly rather than creating my own thing. Trying to initialise all of the knobs on the one so you can see what your doing seems like quite a task.
Likely Yes. Daniel Fishers Sweetwater ‘deep dive’ he goes over the global options and mentions the knob tracking mode (suggesting there is a takeover mode). Also sorry to hear you think this instrument is too complex and you avoid layering sounds. I might recommend the Yamaha PSR series keyboards for its low complexity / layering capabilities.
Made In Machines highly doubt you’ll get lost in this thing. They designed it to be able to see everything going on and efficiently be able to control everything. Just like patches, you should know what is creating your sound and know how and where to change it.
What is the sample rate and bit depth of the digital effects?
David Franzo 1000000000000000.7 bps
Estimated cost ?
Why am I punishing myself by watching these..
anyone else notice dude on the right sniffs his nose every few seconds??? weird vibes!!
A. Brixx I promise you I do no sniffles but I radiate weird vibes.
He feels alot of "base" energy...
Moog1 sounds just like VST. Here's a good example of an analog and true vintage synth:
th-cam.com/video/yk5hOjQ7jaE/w-d-xo.html
Stop trying to rush him/cut off/change the subject, so rude...just have the video be 4 hours if it has to be.
I think the videos should be 1 person demoing.
Have some that are teaching/descriptive vids.
And
Have some that are just jam sessions.
Again the obsession with "oberheim moog sequential," yeah, you know who arguably invented the synthesizer and has contributed the most in terms of functionality and thinking about it as an instrument..Don Buchla. No mention? Really? All of these ideas coexist in my modular system. This is a very nice package of many things in one synth moog, but can you please stop pretending you're reinventing the wheel? (I'll leave that to the Fenix guys with their new PAN)
Nick Herman The PAN is going to be great! Hope he does a poly version.
That X/Y pad is awesome! I always had a sweet spot for ribbon & X/Y controllers on synths... SUPER FUN! A++++++++++++++++++++++
SynthgodXXX kind of wish it had a ribbon as well.