In a Moog Mood? Here's a forum for discussion of general Moog topics.
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EricK
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by EricK » Wed Sep 30, 2009 8:38 am
I know the Moog is powerful, but do we really want our livers destroyed by the Moog?
(You know the answer is yes....Imagine at the crescendo of your live performance...especially at a Moogfest, everyones liver explodes)
Sounds like another entry in the Moog Medical Journal...
Acute Moog Hepatic Encaustosis
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by Voltor07 » Thu Oct 01, 2009 4:20 am
EricK wrote:I know the Moog is powerful, but do we really want our livers destroyed by the Moog?
(You know the answer is yes....Imagine at the crescendo of your live performance...especially at a Moogfest, everyones liver explodes)
Sounds like another entry in the Moog Medical Journal...
Acute Moog Hepatic Encaustosis
My liver will be destroyed by the time the polysynth comes out, anyway. Between the Jim Beam and Lucid absinthe, I won't have much of a liver left by the time the Megamoog is released.

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by CTRLSHFT » Thu Oct 01, 2009 1:07 pm
eXode wrote:As punishment by Zeus, he was chained to a rock and a great eagle ate his liver every day only to have it grow back to be eaten again the next day.
Anyone who has played God of War 2 got to see this rendered, it was pretty awesome.

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by CTRLSHFT » Fri Oct 02, 2009 1:37 pm
dada wrote:Poly Phatt
Poly Saturated Phat

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by ikazlar » Sat Oct 03, 2009 10:42 am
If they want my money, they need to build one. I will gladly part my euros.

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by bhrama » Fri Oct 09, 2009 12:31 am
keep this going, perhaps a Moog Demi-God will bless this thread......
....and give us some crumbs to nibble!

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by Voltor07 » Fri Oct 09, 2009 1:45 am
bhrama wrote:keep this going, perhaps a Moog Demi-God will bless this thread......
....and give us some crumbs to nibble!

Oohh! Nice polysynth name! The Moog Demi-God!

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by latigid on » Sat Oct 10, 2009 5:31 pm
I had an idea while doing some programming on the Andromeda yesterday.
With such complicated modulation routings, I think there could be a lot more done with the control surface to visualise a patch. I'm thinking either a fully graphic panel or else preset "roads"/tracks to visualise where a modulation source is coming from and headed to. Kind of like the reacTable
http://www.reactable.com/
That would be incredibly useful and look amazing.
Cost? Touchscreens etc. are coming down all the time.
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peterkadar
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by peterkadar » Tue Oct 13, 2009 2:15 am
I would love a polymoog type synth... as messed up and flawed as mine was, there was something I really liked about it too.
I have to agree with the poster who said that his post would probably be unpopular... about it not being financially sensible for Moog to release a poly synth.
I just got the Pot Upgrade for my Prophet '08 SE, along with a few other additions, and I have to say that it is an amazing sounding, and playing machine... It doesn't have the same sound or vibe as my Voyager ( or LP Tribute), but it's great for what it does. I don't know if Moog could do a poly synth that would meet their standards of both build and sound quality for a reasonable price. Again, my Prophet is great, but it's not as sturdy as my Moogs either...
I'd hate to see Moog try to put something out that they can't really sell, like an uber expensive machine. WE might know why it's worth it, but lots of people will be comparing it with not only Prophets but sub $600 VAs like Microkorg XL's and won't initially be able to see or hear why there's no comparison. Can you imagine a bloke at Guitar Center trying to explain to a DJ/wannabe producer why the Moog is ten times the instrument that an R3 is?
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peterkadar
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by peterkadar » Tue Oct 13, 2009 2:19 am
BTW that Reactable is really cool. Seeing it also frustrates me as to why Yamaha decided to put a 1" x 2" screen on their new S70XS. My PHONE has a waaay better screen than that, and then you can't even edit the keyboard at the element level without a computer. It could have been a great stage piano... aaaaaarrrrgh!!!!
Sorry for getting OT, but daaaaaamn!!