The Little Phatty is a monophonic analog synthesizer, with 100 user editable presets.
$1475.00 in US dollars.
Here are some specifications:
Sound Sources:
Two ultra-stable analog VCOs.
Sound Modifiers:
VCLPF: 24 dB /Oct Moog Ladder filter,
Overload control
Single Output VCA.
Envelope Generator section:
Two ADSR EGRs:
One to modulate the Filter (Filter EGR)
One to Modulate the VCA (Volume EGR).
For each EGR, the parameters are:
Attack
Decay
Sustain
Release
Modulation section:
4-waveform LFO
1x1 Mod Buss
6 possible mod sources
4 possible destinations.
User Interface section:
Fine Tune (for both Oscillators)
Glide On/Off
Octave Down
Octave Up
Output section:
Master Volume control
Output On/Off switch
Headphone Volume control
Headphone output jack (1/4 inch)
I/O Panel Section:
AC In (100-250VAC, 50-60 Hz)
Power On/Off
Audio Out
Ext. Audio In
Pitch CV In (1 V/Oct)
Filter CV In
Volume CV In
Keyboard Gate In
Midi In
Midi Out
Is this true? I have seen this info on a lot of music sites to day.
it was briefly posted last night/this morning on a moog page, then had the price pulled then the whole thing. it could have been a web designer error (for that individual’s sake, i hope not), it could have been a hacker. i’m leaning toward true although the name does not seem very moog-ish (could be a working title, could be a term Bob or someone used in referring to it in development and it just stuck). It fulfills our wish for a smaller cheaper synth albeit not all that cheap. the fact that it refers to a “tribute” edition perhaps suggests there may be other editions/versions. ah, beautiful unbridled speculation, so much prettier than than the cold hard truth. the curse of unlimited potential strikes again.
I’m a bit curious to if they have done something with the basic sound, or if it’s identical to the Voyager (being a simplified Voyager, that is). Though, I must say the price looks quite good for a moog synth.
Too bad if they didn’t include osc sync either..
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