Not too long after the reissue of Model 15, a Model 15 iOS app was released... Not the real deal, but surprisingly good (best iOS synth so far), and at least it fits the budget. Let's hope Moog do the same with the Model 10!
Every video. Every single time Daniel does a filter sweep with a ping-pong delay (like at 16:20)and I’m wearing headphones, I just get the biggest uncontrollable grin on my face. It’s like pop rocks for your ears. Almost like it’s tickling you, haha. Great as always sir!
That moog sounds as if the entire Universe is doing a cardio workout. The growling of that beast is thunderous. Only Daniel Fisher can tame such a beast.
I want this soooooo bad! Maybe in a couple years. Just cant afford it right now even with the 6 month payment plan. But so glad to see this is being offered now!
A lot of science fiction and horror movies of all budget production levels… they would have never been made, or became the cult classics that they are had it not been for the model 10 and the minimoog alike. I was watching a documentary about THE SHINING where one of the production assists was telling of how Stanley specifically called for a minimoog to be used to produce the ambience as Jack Torrance was looking into the daze at that model of the the hedge maze And then you have R2D2 and his sample and hold filter isolation “chirps”, along with the sounds of the weapons being fired and the blast doors… I think Tobe Hooper even used a minimoog to produce his score of Texas Chainsaw Massacre in 1974, along with household tools… and then you have Phantasm and Dawn Of The Dead… clearly a minimoog in action for those, as well as the Rickenbacker model 4001 bass guitar
This instrument had been used upon Styx's 1972 self-title debut "Styx." Styx would have purchased their ARP 2600s after this, meaning all synthesizer heard on this first record was produced by the Moog Model 10 Synthesizer. Dennis DeYoung hadn't been interested in the hassle of these early synthesizers, but one of the studio technicians or engineers had suggested they would program the device and Dennis would focus on playing for the recording. All information I just expressed is sourced from the third-party record keeping at Styxnet.com, of a 1981 Contemporary Keyboard magazine interview with Dennis DeYoung. Found here via Archive.org's Wayback Machine: web.archive.org/web/20060502120508fw_/www.styxnet.com/deyoung/print/int_ck81_1.html In case you're curious, Dennis has implicated the use of many instruments throughout Styx's first ten years. These include the ARP Solina String Ensemble, ARP 2600 (to which Dennis has said John Curlwuski owned their own model of and would play live), ARP Pro Soloist, and, of course, what most Styx fans will identify with Styx are the Oberheim synthesizers. The ones I know that have been implicated by Dennis as having been used are the four voice, the OB-1, OB-X, and OB-8. Dennis DeYoung had repeatedly expressed distaste for early synthesizers, referring to the use of patch cables, lack of presets, and the constant need to tune the synthesizers even mid-performance. In later years with the Oberheim OB-8, for instance, Dennis has suggested he would personally tune the instrument before a live performance, rather than having anyone else do that for him. Dennis has also repeatedly expressed distaste of pitch bend wheels, and has instead expressed fondness toward vibrato effects stemming from your fingers, like via aftertouch on the ARP Pro Soloist. If anyone has a question regarding Styx's keyboard capacities, like organ or piano, please feel free to ask. I feel Styx to be my favorite artist, and I feel I may be able to help you in answering your question, from what I've already read, seen or become aware of.
After looking carefully at this presentation of the Model 10, I understand why I mess around hours and hours with soundshaping on my little GM. I wasn't aware the GM has most of the "modules" presented here too. This explains my excitment for my device. Of course, going real modular brings far more capabilities: Still a lot of money to spend.
@@SlowDescentToWild A model 10 sounds great but there other things in life as well. A modular Moog is my dream synth... But the GrandMother is a beast as well. I also like the Arturia MatrixBrute, great concept imho and goes well with my Sub I think.
@@mikehydropneumatic2583 Sub is an awesome synth too. I thought the Moog One was my most expensive dream item, but now I have the model 10 to dream about.... but, as you say, there are other things in life and I'm lucky to have what I got :)
Hi Roger. I know that seems counter intuitive, but the Digital setting allows the echoes to be the most accurate reproductions of the original analog source. Given the kind of upper-frequency stereo imaging I wanted to create, an artificially rolled-off high end (simulating analog bucket brigade technology) was not the right fit for this particular demonstration. Each of the delay types on the Nemesis Delay is perfect for various sonic situations, but starting with Digital mode and then using its parameters to tweak to taste was exactly what I needed for this performance. Thanks for watching!
he says they are making limited number but I see (as of today, 7/31/23) pre-orders on reverb (not sweetwater) - any idea what’s up with this as i thought they were already made?
Is the limited run due to component availability? Could just be me but I get the sense that if they made even just this filter for Eurorack they would make a killing. Even if it cost like a thousand dollars.
Sad if it's the last one. Would love to see a Synthesizer IIC (not IIIC). Otherwise, I hope moog can make modern 5U modulars with tons of choices and different cabinets.
If you have to make that comment then it’s not marketed for you. Moog makes PLENTY of new stuff every year for the average synth geek, this is for the professionals that can afford it. Let them have that too. It’s also just so cool that they do this, when would ever be able to get an old one of these close to this price?
Reginald Mizer patronizing? More like not being an envious cheap skate and understanding there are markets for everyone. what POS car you getting for 10k? Unless it’s used, but in that case any synth is the price of a car because car prices go from free to inifinity $.
Hey Daniel… thanks for another outstanding Modular application clip. I’m responding to your invitation to ask questions. I have a specific Moog Modular ask. Is there a remote possibility of you illustrating how the “Clamp Trig” portion of the Moog 921 module works and can be accessed or controlled with or (in my case) without a 953 keyboard controller? As I become more and more familiar with my Model 15 the clamping point feature still stumps me. What’s the scope of it’s application in sound design? In addition… is there a patching strategy one could apply to creating glissando on a Moog Model 10 or 15, again, without using a 953 controller? Excellent presentations! Huge fan!
Hi multistring. A few years ago, I read a forum post that went deeper into the uses of Clamp Trig on the Moog 921. I understood some of it but, seeing as I don't have regular access to a Moog 921 Oscillator, I didn't get to try it out immediately. But what I gathered is that when the Clamp Trig is fired, the oscillator is reset. But, unlike a normal Osc Sync, you can choose what level it resets to (instead of always resetting to zero on Osc Sync). This will result in new wave shapes. Hope that helps a little. -_Daniel_
It must be a good delay if it’s been given the honor of inducing the final touches on this synth’s signal. Indeed this IS a great sounding delay! I don’t think that’s my DIY PT2399 delay they’ve got hooked up there.
I looked it up along with the sibling pedals by that company... they have gone over the top with the amount of control you have, right from the box, with a computer, with an IOS app, or with their other hardware... This company appears to be making some beast gear... I may need to get that delay along with the controller, and the reverb and the chorus and the.....gearlust is an incurable disease...
Yup! That's the Source Audio Nemesis Delay. I've been using it for everything lately. I'm especially pleased with its ability to handle the monstrous sounds coming out the various modular synths I've been demoing lately. www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/NemesisDelay--source-audio-nemesis-delay-pedal
@@sweetwater Thank you so much. For me is possible to buy it in 2023 because i go in pension and the Italian State give me a good sum of money. I’m professor. Then, if is important, i send to Moog an advance to reserve the synth and the balance will be paid in 2023. If this production is sure for all 2023, no problem. Thank you
Nice to see, thanks for the demo. I'm a little bit concerned about the quality inspection on this because of the two screws on the face plate on the filter bank that's so tight they make the face plate bend. At 10:49, clearly shows the second screws on both top and bottom row make the face plate bend inwards. If this was a Behringer no one would expect anything else, but this is a premium priced Moog … I would also take a look at the horisontal alignment of the upper row modules : ) Just the kind of attention of detail you would expect from a product like this.
Hi corner. That was a "traveling" Model 10 that has been used for many things at many different locations. It was definitely not a new out-of-the-box Model 10. Thanks for watching!
$10k doesn't so bad, if you compare it with a eurorack setup with all the modules, hardcase, power bus, keyboard, patch cables and everything in the same build quality.
HI Daniel Question about Sequencer 960/962 triggering a Behringer Modular 55 (with S-Trigger) and an Eurorack Keyboard (e.g. Matriarch) is transposing the sequence. But when I connect The Pitch of the Eurorack Keyboard (over CP3A-0 Input 2, Input 1 = Sequencer CV-Out) than the pitch goes up (more than 1 oct.). Why is this and how can I solve it? Thanks for answere.
Hi mamakuproject. Matriarch's oscillators are based on the Minimoog oscillators, which were based on the 921 oscillators found in the Moog Model 15 (as opposed to the Model 10's 901 oscillators). Thanks for watching!
Hi Alan. I absolutely do. That's why there are sparkling high-frequency sounds all throughout this video. Check out the high frequency sweep at 0:07. There's a self-oscillating filter sweep that goes beyond human hearing at 15:33. You might also enjoy the high lead lines and abundant high frequencies starting at 31:06. Thanks for watching!
Is it possible to make something similar with the Behringer 55 modules but instead of duophonic make it polyphonic? I'd really like to have a polyphonic eurorack moog clone but I'm a hard time wrapping my head around what would need to be added to make that possible. Or even just be able to have multiple voices played, not controlled via a keyboard.
Hi jomommasmelz. The aliens told me to tell you: ¨∫ßø…˜…¨ß∫˜´ßΩ!" I hope I wrote it down correctly... it seemed terribly important to them that you get this message.
Hi Andromeda Music. Although the Model 10 VCOs have a fatter sound, the Model 15's VCOs have better pitch stability. So I would probably lean toward the Model 15 if they were both available and were at roughly the same price. (But it's a very slight lean as I've had great fun with both.) Thanks for watching! -_Daniel_
Daniel has the best job in the world.
I really can't argue with you :-)
And he is the best in his job!!!
Always an honor when I get to listen to Daniel.
YES!!!!!!!!
GET IT DANIEL !!!!!!! ❤️🔥🔥🔥🔥
DANIEL ! you are a TALENTED synthesist and educator - bless you
Absolutely incredible sounding. Honestly, 30 minutes felt like 3 minutes.
What a beast of synth! It's a leon making hear his voice to the others...absolutely amazing
Gawd, this sounds amazing! I want this ...if only I had a
$9,950.00 synth budget :(
- AmbieticA - Not only that, where would you put it. This thing makes my Micromonsta look like a sandwich next to a tower block
Not too long after the reissue of Model 15, a Model 15 iOS app was released... Not the real deal, but surprisingly good (best iOS synth so far), and at least it fits the budget. Let's hope Moog do the same with the Model 10!
Plus the $3000 for the keyboard 🤣😭
I’m watching this as a Model 15 iOS app user and this tutorial is much more comprehensive than anything else I’ve found.
This is exactly what i needed to come home to today. Thanks Daniel for yet another amazing demo!
This synth is mythical.
Every video. Every single time Daniel does a filter sweep with a ping-pong delay (like at 16:20)and I’m wearing headphones, I just get the biggest uncontrollable grin on my face. It’s like pop rocks for your ears. Almost like it’s tickling you, haha. Great as always sir!
That ominous intro sounds so good! And yes, Daniel delivers!
I think I just found my next synth
I’m having serious flashbacks from the audio here......
Lovin every minute off it too!
This sound just makes me cry. So fantastic
The sound of the Universe, fabulous! We all want this now.
Your intro knocked it out of the box sir.
Hi tempoporoboto. It's a good thing it has a lid that latches!
Thanks for watching! -_Daniel_
this and the Analogue Solutions Colossus synth would be two dream lockdown synths!
This just sounds out of this world!
Fantastic demo Daniel! Loving the FM patches!! 👍😀
That moog sounds as if the entire Universe is doing a cardio workout. The growling of that beast is thunderous. Only Daniel Fisher can tame such a beast.
Those filter sweeps of the low note around 15:26 make the perfect Apocalypse Now helicopter sound.
Such a powerful beautiful synth and only 9999.99
That Nemesis Delay unit makes the sound really good. I should get one of those too!
Damn I would give almost anything to own one of these bad boys, proper nice..
Fantastic sound ! 💫
Awesome I’m freaking out now🤯
Informative and a beauty to say the least!
Typical Mort Garson synth sounds (and other moog composers) . love it!! 😍
I’m adhd and I rarely hold my focus for more than 5 min but this video is so great I sat down for all 32:47 of it! Thanks Daniel
Looks and sounds so good. I love this Moog Modular! 🖤
Just the 907 fixed filter bank would make my day...
I want this soooooo bad! Maybe in a couple years. Just cant afford it right now even with the 6 month payment plan. But so glad to see this is being offered now!
it can even make noise sound soooo good....wow
31:08 Daniel ....our guide to the outerspace of our minds...... THIS is what MINDBLOWING really means....
Bloody hell!!! Sounds amazing.
Holy cow, this thing is intense 🤯
MASTER!
ok this is incredible.
Fixed filter bank sounds amazing
OMG!!!!!! 32:00 and beyond WOW!!!!!!!!!
Absolutely wild sounds!
Space-adelic!
Great demo Dan 👍
Hey Behringer? You see this??
Now, you know what to do next right????
Uli is the hero the people need!!
VCS3 first.
Gray Piano Flying Only if they can do it for under $300😬
CS80
@@jimmy_jamesjams_a_lot4171 if you look at their facebook they have something coming out soon, thinkin its the cs80
26:45 closer to forbidden planet than any krell patch
that fixed bank with cv’s would be a killer
I"m calling Moog when I win the lottery.
Woo that sound is crazy ! Do you sell your work like for movies?
I want this synth but I want a job like Daniel’s more.
A lot of science fiction and horror movies of all budget production levels… they would have never been made, or became the cult classics that they are had it not been for the model 10 and the minimoog alike. I was watching a documentary about THE SHINING where one of the production assists was telling of how Stanley specifically called for a minimoog to be used to produce the ambience as Jack Torrance was looking into the daze at that model of the the hedge maze
And then you have R2D2 and his sample and hold filter isolation “chirps”, along with the sounds of the weapons being fired and the blast doors… I think Tobe Hooper even used a minimoog to produce his score of Texas Chainsaw Massacre in 1974, along with household tools… and then you have Phantasm and Dawn Of The Dead… clearly a minimoog in action for those, as well as the Rickenbacker model 4001 bass guitar
This instrument had been used upon Styx's 1972 self-title debut "Styx." Styx would have purchased their ARP 2600s after this, meaning all synthesizer heard on this first record was produced by the Moog Model 10 Synthesizer. Dennis DeYoung hadn't been interested in the hassle of these early synthesizers, but one of the studio technicians or engineers had suggested they would program the device and Dennis would focus on playing for the recording.
All information I just expressed is sourced from the third-party record keeping at Styxnet.com, of a 1981 Contemporary Keyboard magazine interview with Dennis DeYoung. Found here via Archive.org's Wayback Machine: web.archive.org/web/20060502120508fw_/www.styxnet.com/deyoung/print/int_ck81_1.html
In case you're curious, Dennis has implicated the use of many instruments throughout Styx's first ten years. These include the ARP Solina String Ensemble, ARP 2600 (to which Dennis has said John Curlwuski owned their own model of and would play live), ARP Pro Soloist, and, of course, what most Styx fans will identify with Styx are the Oberheim synthesizers. The ones I know that have been implicated by Dennis as having been used are the four voice, the OB-1, OB-X, and OB-8.
Dennis DeYoung had repeatedly expressed distaste for early synthesizers, referring to the use of patch cables, lack of presets, and the constant need to tune the synthesizers even mid-performance. In later years with the Oberheim OB-8, for instance, Dennis has suggested he would personally tune the instrument before a live performance, rather than having anyone else do that for him. Dennis has also repeatedly expressed distaste of pitch bend wheels, and has instead expressed fondness toward vibrato effects stemming from your fingers, like via aftertouch on the ARP Pro Soloist.
If anyone has a question regarding Styx's keyboard capacities, like organ or piano, please feel free to ask. I feel Styx to be my favorite artist, and I feel I may be able to help you in answering your question, from what I've already read, seen or become aware of.
man that sounds solid
Bravo!!
15:36 laugh out loud, literally! what a beautiful toy
This ain't your grandma's euroreck, this is the real deal fellas. Moog at its finest.
Love that 907 im glad I got my spectravox to do similar stuff
I listened in headphones, almost came
@Boofsquad had to contain myself, i was in public lol, those sounds made me want to sell all my guitar gear and get a model 10
After looking carefully at this presentation of the Model 10, I understand why I mess around hours and hours with soundshaping on my little GM. I wasn't aware the GM has most of the "modules" presented here too. This explains my excitment for my device.
Of course, going real modular brings far more capabilities: Still a lot of money to spend.
drooling...
Hi Ed. Be sure to stand slightly away from the panels when that happens. Thanks for watching!
Everybody needs at least one Moog.
I have two - it’s not enough! ;)
@@SlowDescentToWild Got a M32 and Subsequent, could use a third :)
Mike Hydropneumatic M32 and Grandmother here. A 3rd would definitely be nice! Not sure I can afford the model 10 though!
@@SlowDescentToWild A model 10 sounds great but there other things in life as well. A modular Moog is my dream synth... But the GrandMother is a beast as well. I also like the Arturia MatrixBrute, great concept imho and goes well with my Sub I think.
@@mikehydropneumatic2583 Sub is an awesome synth too. I thought the Moog One was my most expensive dream item, but now I have the model 10 to dream about.... but, as you say, there are other things in life and I'm lucky to have what I got :)
25:20 I thought I was playing COMBAT on the Atari 2600 w/ the TV really loud and bass turned up
With tones like that one must only appear on screen from the waist up.
That machine is awesome for psychedelic far-out space rock, just need to add a fuzzed-out Gibson SG and Rickenbacker bass and it's all sorted!
Are there plans for doing a demo video for the System 35 by any chance?
this synth sounds so evil. i need it
Daniel, you sent that analog beast of beauty through the digital setting on the delay pedal? LOL
Hi Roger. I know that seems counter intuitive, but the Digital setting allows the echoes to be the most accurate reproductions of the original analog source.
Given the kind of upper-frequency stereo imaging I wanted to create, an artificially rolled-off high end (simulating analog bucket brigade technology) was not the right fit for this particular demonstration. Each of the delay types on the Nemesis Delay is perfect for various sonic situations, but starting with Digital mode and then using its parameters to tweak to taste was exactly what I needed for this performance. Thanks for watching!
@@sweetwater I understand. No one else could of made this thing sound better. You gotta get a score doing a movie soundtrack. This was ALIVE.
This is what Shining 2 i.e. Dr.Sleep must sound like
6:00 my chest rumbles with the sound
ayy, never test that resonance like that on me again, nearly blew my brain out of my head.
Hi Leopard Tuesday. If you play that section of the audio backwards it will blow your brains back into your head. Thanks for watching!
he says they are making limited number but I see (as of today, 7/31/23) pre-orders on reverb (not sweetwater) - any idea what’s up with this as i thought they were already made?
I wonder if Moog will make the Model 12 or the IIC or IC. The IIC would be a blast.
Is the limited run due to component availability? Could just be me but I get the sense that if they made even just this filter for Eurorack they would make a killing. Even if it cost like a thousand dollars.
Sad if it's the last one. Would love to see a Synthesizer IIC (not IIIC). Otherwise, I hope moog can make modern 5U modulars with tons of choices and different cabinets.
Yes! I'd like to see them do that.
Is it called Moog 10 because that’s how many grand it costs?
Hi Stuart. I'm going to guess no because that's the 2021 price, as opposed to the 1970 price (when it was named). Thanks for watching! -_Daniel_
Great. Another Moog modular the price of a car! I guess it’s more reasonable than the Emerson modular that’s the price of a house.
If you have to make that comment then it’s not marketed for you. Moog makes PLENTY of new stuff every year for the average synth geek, this is for the professionals that can afford it. Let them have that too. It’s also just so cool that they do this, when would ever be able to get an old one of these close to this price?
Joe Christopher
What a patronizing comment. BTW, I own two Moogs.
It’s also completely possible to afford something and concede it’s expensive.
Reginald Mizer patronizing? More like not being an envious cheap skate and understanding there are markets for everyone. what POS car you getting for 10k? Unless it’s used, but in that case any synth is the price of a car because car prices go from free to inifinity $.
I don’t know why Joe is so mad, Reginald’s comment almost had a satirical vibe emanating out of it crying out loud: “I’d still buy it. “
Hey Daniel… thanks for another outstanding Modular application clip. I’m responding to your invitation to ask questions. I have a specific Moog Modular ask. Is there a remote possibility of you illustrating how the “Clamp Trig” portion of the Moog 921 module works and can be accessed or controlled with or (in my case) without a 953 keyboard controller? As I become more and more familiar with my Model 15 the clamping point feature still stumps me. What’s the scope of it’s application in sound design? In addition… is there a patching strategy one could apply to creating glissando on a Moog Model 10 or 15, again, without using a 953 controller? Excellent presentations! Huge fan!
Hi multistring. A few years ago, I read a forum post that went deeper into the uses of Clamp Trig on the Moog 921. I understood some of it but, seeing as I don't have regular access to a Moog 921 Oscillator, I didn't get to try it out immediately. But what I gathered is that when the Clamp Trig is fired, the oscillator is reset. But, unlike a normal Osc Sync, you can choose what level it resets to (instead of always resetting to zero on Osc Sync). This will result in new wave shapes. Hope that helps a little. -_Daniel_
so who was impressed by the $300 delay as much as I was? incredible sound.....
It must be a good delay if it’s been given the honor of inducing the final touches on this synth’s signal. Indeed this IS a great sounding delay! I don’t think that’s my DIY PT2399 delay they’ve got hooked up there.
I looked it up along with the sibling pedals by that company... they have gone over the top with the amount of control you have, right from the box, with a computer, with an IOS app, or with their other hardware... This company appears to be making some beast gear... I may need to get that delay along with the controller, and the reverb and the chorus and the.....gearlust is an incurable disease...
Yup! That's the Source Audio Nemesis Delay. I've been using it for everything lately. I'm especially pleased with its ability to handle the monstrous sounds coming out the various modular synths I've been demoing lately.
www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/NemesisDelay--source-audio-nemesis-delay-pedal
You can just hear the Force of Almighty Power in the Oscillators from this Synth..Almost Scarey...
Only 10k$? What a steal!
Yesssss!!!
How does AJH Minimod compare to this sound?
Wow, the original Moog sound is just awesome!
If you want something that sounds great - certainly in this ballpark, but 1/5 the price, and even less than that second hand - Roland System 500.
Mister Fisher, for me is possible to buy the MODEL 10 in the 2023.
It’s possible?
Hi gaetano. The Moog Model 10 has recently been re-issued and is available here:
www.sweetwater.com/store/search?s=moog+model+10
-_Daniel_
@@sweetwater Thank you so much.
For me is possible to buy it in 2023 because i go in pension and the Italian State give me a good sum of money.
I’m professor.
Then, if is important, i send to Moog an advance to reserve the synth and the balance will be paid in 2023.
If this production is sure for all 2023, no problem.
Thank you
wondering why does moog not produce eurorack modules?
Hi Brazsi. Moog's Mother-32, DFAM, and Subharmonicon are all Eurorack modules. Thanks for watching!
Nice to see, thanks for the demo.
I'm a little bit concerned about the quality inspection on this because of the two screws on the face plate on the filter bank that's so tight they make the face plate bend. At 10:49, clearly shows the second screws on both top and bottom row make the face plate bend inwards.
If this was a Behringer no one would expect anything else, but this is a premium priced Moog …
I would also take a look at the horisontal alignment of the upper row modules : )
Just the kind of attention of detail you would expect from a product like this.
Hi corner. That was a "traveling" Model 10 that has been used for many things at many different locations. It was definitely not a new out-of-the-box Model 10. Thanks for watching!
@@sweetwater Good to hear! Hopefully the new units pass through a very strict control at the Moog assembly : )
$10k doesn't so bad, if you compare it with a eurorack setup with all the modules, hardcase, power bus, keyboard, patch cables and everything in the same build quality.
HI Daniel
Question about Sequencer 960/962 triggering a Behringer Modular 55 (with S-Trigger) and an Eurorack Keyboard (e.g. Matriarch) is transposing the sequence. But when I connect The Pitch of the Eurorack Keyboard (over CP3A-0 Input 2, Input 1 = Sequencer CV-Out) than the pitch goes up (more than 1 oct.). Why is this and how can I solve it? Thanks for answere.
What keyboard is that on the table?
Hi Elazar. That's the Moog 953 Duophonic 61-note keyboard:
www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/953KeyboardBK--moog-953-duophonic-61-note-keyboard-black-cabinet
-_Daniel_
are those oscillators the ones in the matriarch? the mixer?
Hi mamakuproject. Matriarch's oscillators are based on the Minimoog oscillators, which were based on the 921 oscillators found in the Moog Model 15 (as opposed to the Model 10's 901 oscillators). Thanks for watching!
Sweetwater thanks for your reply. What about the matriarch mixer? Same circuitry as which one?
Hi mamakuproject. The Matriarch Mixer is based off of the CP3 Console, similar to those found in the Moog System 55.
Hopefully i can afford a digital emulation of this once quantum computing, A.I. and machine learning has matured enough
Hi sidework1. The Moog Model 15 iOS app is truly stunning, and has four-note polyphony.
Wow, get demo.
You do know there are audio frequencies other than "bass", right?
Hi Alan. I absolutely do. That's why there are sparkling high-frequency sounds all throughout this video. Check out the high frequency sweep at 0:07. There's a self-oscillating filter sweep that goes beyond human hearing at 15:33. You might also enjoy the high lead lines and abundant high frequencies starting at 31:06. Thanks for watching!
Is it possible to make something similar with the Behringer 55 modules but instead of duophonic make it polyphonic? I'd really like to have a polyphonic eurorack moog clone but I'm a hard time wrapping my head around what would need to be added to make that possible. Or even just be able to have multiple voices played, not controlled via a keyboard.
30:29... wait till a few seconds before the Abyss opens and swallows Daniel whole.. 30:41- 30:42...with you of course
Geez, dude, make us hate everything we own, why don't ya.
video is too short only 3 min 😢 😂❤
Just play the Blade Runner theme -:)
wow you seriously must be able to communicate with aliens with the damn machine
Hi jomommasmelz. The aliens told me to tell you:
¨∫ßø…˜…¨ß∫˜´ßΩ!"
I hope I wrote it down correctly...
it seemed terribly important to them that you get this message.
Looks like bulky WWII radio equipment
Hi Darkvine. That makes sense. It was designed only 25 years after WWII. Thanks for watching!
What do you prefer... System 15 or this?
Hi Andromeda Music. Although the Model 10 VCOs have a fatter sound, the Model 15's VCOs have better pitch stability. So I would probably lean toward the Model 15 if they were both available and were at roughly the same price. (But it's a very slight lean as I've had great fun with both.) Thanks for watching! -_Daniel_
Sweetwater Daniel thank you - your videos are full of insight and much appreciated. Thank you and keep them coming..
@@sweetwater Do you think the additional VCA on the Model 15 can make the difference compared to the Model 10? in any case this video is amazing...
wow! and ONLY $11,000! what a bargain