Rumours spread about a new polyphonic Moog synthesizer. There are people who already know precise details about it. And there are people who have already seen it. The new Moog ONE, probably available as 8-voice and 16-voice machine, is reputed to look similar to the good old Memorymoog. And its features are impressive: 3 VCO’s per voice, 3 part multi-timbral, Eventide reverb, arp, sequencer … seems as if this synth has everything you could possibly wish for.
Here some of the Moog ONE features (source: Synthtopia.com).
Features (Unofficial):
- Highlights:
- 3 VCOs per voice
- 3 part multitimbral – 3 synths in 1
- Knob per function
- 4 LFOs per synth with easily assignable modulation
- Arp and sequencer (per synth)
- Clock sync
- Assignable CV ins and outs
- Lots of i/o for routing synths and effects
- Eventide reverbs built in
- Unrestricted number of presets
- Oscillators – create complex waveforms
- Noise – Dedicated envelope for transient shaping
- Filter
- State variable filter AND Moog Ladder Filter
- HP, LP, BP or notch
- link filters together for ganged sweeps
- assign sources to SVF ladder or both in the mixer
- Envelope
- 3 envelopes (amp, filter, and assignable)
- Easily assignable mod matrix
- Sequencer and Arp
- Effects
- True bypass effects
- effects per synth and a master effects bus
- 2 assignable macro controls – customizable per patch
- Vocoder
- Modulation
- Easily repeatable mod matrix routings
- 4 LFOs – 1 button destination routing
- Fine tune and create complex modulation via transforms
- Easy assign performance controllers
- XY pad for expressive control
Prices (Unofficial):
- Moog ONE 8-voices: $ 5,999.-
- Moog ONE 16-voices: $ 7,999.-
The release of Moog ONE is expected to be in August. Hopefully.
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