is there anyone who actually likes the name?

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is there anyone who actually likes the name?

yes
8
19%
sorry, but no
28
67%
maybe it will grow on me
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14%
 
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Re: Words are important!

Post by museslave » Tue Mar 28, 2006 10:57 am

Jords wrote:Oops - in fairness to Amos, I should have mentioned that these comments, while on a public list, were adressed in the first instance to someone who actually did say they would stop using moogs if this turned out to be the full name. Obviously that is drama-queenery of the first water.
Absolutely! I rescind my scorn!
I should probably rescind some of my general scorn, too. The name isn't really THAT important... but... y'know, you kinda wish that it was something cool. Or, cooler. : )
Honestly, I wasn't that fond of "moogerfooger," either. : )
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Post by Nick Montoya » Tue Mar 28, 2006 1:24 pm

With less than 24 hours to go until the rest of you get to see the synth, I will offer up one little clue :

IT DOES NOT SAY "LITTLE PHATTY" in HUGE LETTERS ON THE BACK< NOR DOES IT HAVE A TRADITIONAL MOOG MUSIC LOGO !! WHAT ELSE COULD IT POSSIBLY HAVE ON THE BACK ?? :) :) :)

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Post by electrical_engineer_gEEk » Tue Mar 28, 2006 1:38 pm

damn Nick....why you gotta rub it in.....just cuz you know what it looks like doesn't mean you have to poke us with hot sticks......geezzz

well, i guess i would tease if i were in your position too......

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Post by theglyph » Tue Mar 28, 2006 1:46 pm

yes, the back is very wonderful indeed! :D

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Post by OysterRock » Tue Mar 28, 2006 2:59 pm

martin wrote:on second thought, the little phatty name isn't so terrible. my last name means 'lard', believe it or not. whenever kids used to tease me in school, they'd get a paragraph in my big book of memories. or a whopping, whatever was more appropriate...
I've got you beat. My last name is "Nutt", so I'm used to dealing with bad names :wink:

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Post by MC » Tue Mar 28, 2006 4:29 pm

Be thankful your last name isn't "dung" :lol:

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Post by sundaeclubber » Tue Mar 28, 2006 5:54 pm

Is it tomorrow yet?
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Post by Boeing 737-400 » Tue Mar 28, 2006 6:29 pm

No! :)

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Post by EricK » Tue Mar 28, 2006 6:30 pm

I don't particularly care for the name MoogerFooger either.

I just think that someone on a creative team could come up with something better. Look at all the examples that we have come up with in the other thread.

Well i still think the name sucks hehe.

WHats in a name right?

(Except the Moog name which we all know whats in it)
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Post by Digory » Tue Mar 28, 2006 7:16 pm

MC wrote:Be thankful your last name isn't "dung" :lol:
it's funny that you say that because i was just talking to a friend the other day about how i'd rather them call it 'the piece of bleep'.
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Post by OysterRock » Tue Mar 28, 2006 9:08 pm

From Mike Adams:

"So what about the name, Little Phatty? Taking a cue from Bob’s choice of the name “moogerfooger” for our line of effects modules, we adopted the moniker “Little Phatty” for our new synth because of its irreverent; tongue-in-cheek nature. At first it was just funny, but it grew on us as the personality of the synth developed. The Little Phatty name is a description of what we wanted this synth to be: smaller, less imposing, a chip off the old block as far as the sound character, and a price point people have a chance of reaching. It is a true Moog synth. It sounds really fat and ballsy. In this way we feel the name echoes the “minimoog”. Bob liked the name Little Phatty. He had a great sense of humor about these things. I know if he were still here we would be enjoying some great laughs, and I think he would really love the way the LP sounds. It definitely contains the sound that he created."

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Post by misterhemi » Wed Mar 29, 2006 12:37 am

Ted3000 wrote:What's in a name?


Little Phatty? Orbiter? I just want to turn the filter res up all the way and route the cutoff to the mod wheel and shatter vases or blow a speakercone or three. Who's with me?
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Post by sundaeclubber » Wed Mar 29, 2006 2:33 am

Boeing 737-400 wrote:No! :)
It is now!!

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Post by Boeing 737-400 » Wed Mar 29, 2006 1:51 pm

Wow, I definitely like this new synth. I will be spending more this year than I intended! :D

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Post by sundaeclubber » Wed Mar 29, 2006 2:57 pm

Boeing 737-400 wrote:Wow, I definitely like this new synth. I will be spending more this year than I intended! :D
One at a time, Mr.737-400!
Have you sorted that Polymoog Keyboard yet?

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