)I’ll talk about it in another post when I’ve spent more time with it, but I thought It would be useful just to add to the topic about the included manual.
It’s a lovely cloth-bound hardcover book of 190 pages called ‘The Moog Modular Synthesizer Owner’s Manual’.
It is an unabridged copy of the 1981 manual by Dan Wyman. It still carries the 1981 Copyright to Moog Music, Inc.
The Table of Contents is as follows:
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Preface {Robert Moog}
Acknowledgements
Ch1 An introduction to Modular Synthesis (p1-3)
- Primary Modular System Standards
- Servicing and Warranty Information
Ch2 For the Complete Synthesist (p4-11)
- Some Suggestions on a Working Approach to Modular Systems
- Connecting the Synthesizer to a Monitor System
- General Setup Information
Ch3 Moog Professional Systems (p12-18)
- Table of available modules {illustrated}
Ch4 Technical Descriptions (p19-85)
- Sequencer (86-93)
Ch5 Making the Connections (p94-129)
- Basic Operations of the Modular Systems
- Special Notes on Patch Illustrations
- Sound Generation Patches
- Varying Control Voltages
- Concentration on Individual Modules
Ch6 Larger Systems Operation (p130-154)
- Control Panel Switching, System 35 and 55
- Individual Modules Operation
Ch7 Sequencer Complement Operations (p155-174)
Ch8 Appendix (p175-188)
- 951, 952 Keyboard Tuning Procedure
- An Effective Notational System for Modular Patches
- Definition of Terms {Glossary}
Ch9 Bibliography (p189-190)
