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Moog Grandmother

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dédé la joncaille

1460

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Sujet de la discussion Posté le 11/05/2018 à 21:41:46

"Limited-edition design created exclusively for Moogfest 2018.

To celebrate Grandmother’s debut at Moogfest 2018, the first 500 units have been marked with a limited-edition Moogfest 2018 badge and include a custom denim jacket from Moog. Get your Grandmother Moogfest 2018 Edition before they're gone!

Retro looks, cool vibe and a sound that's all Moog. Grandmother is a direct reflection of Moog's modular heritage, where the journey to creating sound is as much fun as the end result. There are no presets, so you'll have to rely on creative exploration and a basic understanding of synthesis to achieve any desired results, but nothing can compare to the joy and satisfaction of creating your own custom sounds. Just like its vintage predecessors, Grandmother's sound engine, modulation engine and onboard spring reverb tank are 100% analog. Want proof? Just give the desk a bump and listen to its springs rattle inside. With Grandmother, what you see is what you get. No menu diving, no recall, nothing to get in the way of you and your sound.

The Grandmother is a semi-modular synth, which means you can start playing it right out of the box without any patching. But if you want to experience the full creative potential of Grandmother, just use any of its 41 patch points to override its internal circuitry and create your own complex signal routing. Choose from 21 inputs, 16 outputs and a parallel-wired 4-jack mult. The options are only limited by your imagination, and with the ability to integrate Grandmother into other modular synths like the Mother-32 or DFAM, or even into larger Eurorack systems, the possibilities are infinite.

Analog Architecture
All the basic building blocks of a modular synth are included in the Grandmother's design, and even some welcomed extras. There are two analog oscillators each with their own selectable waveforms including triangle, sawtooth, square and pulse, with a hard sync button to align them appropriately. The analog LFO is perfect for adding some movement to your sound and with its audio-rate capability, it can act as a third oscillator for bigger, more aggressive sounds. There's also a classic Moog 4-pole 10Hz-20kHz Ladder filter, patchable 1-pole high-pass filter, and an analog ADSR envelope generator ready to sculpt your sound.

Beyond The Basics
The Grandmother would be an excellent machine with only the essentials, but Moog innovates further by adding in an analog hardware spring reverb tank that can add a subtle shine, while taming any harsh frequencies. The reverb tank can also be used to process external sources as a standalone effect. Grandmother also has a built-in arpeggiator that's easy to use and an onboard sequencer that can store up to 3 sequences with up to 256 notes each.

Vintage Vibe, Modern Connectivity
Despite its vintage-inspired design, Grandmother has all of the connectivity needed for a modern production environment. There's a 5-pin MIDI In/Out/Thru as well as MIDI over USB for instant integration with your host computer. Grandmother also features 1/4" main output and a 1/4” external audio input for guitars, drum machines, and more. Grandmother's 32-note premium Fatar keybed makes this a premium standalone synth but will also work perfectly as the front end to an existing modular system. No matter how you decide to use it, Grandmother will give you a lifetime of sound exploration.

Features
100% analog synthesizer with 32-note Fatar keybed
Semi-modular design, requires no patching to play
All normalized connections can be interrupted for full modularity
Hardware Spring Reverb can be used to process external sounds
1/4” External audio input for guitars, drum machines, and more
Easy to use Arpeggiator and Sequencer
Store up to 3 sequences with up to 256 notes each
2 Analog Oscillators with selectable waveshape and hard sync
Classic 4-Pole 10Hz-20kHz Ladder filter
Patchable 1-Pole High Pass filter
Analog ADSR Envelope Generator
Analog LFO with audio-rate capabilities
DIN MIDI In/Out/Thru and USB MIDI
Patchable bipolar attenuator
Works with Mother-32, DFAM, Eurorack modular systems and more
41 patch points with 21 inputs, 16 outputs and a Parallel-Wired 4-jack Mult"

$899.00 List $999.00

source : https://www.matrixsynth.com/2018/05/meet-new-moog-grandmother.html?m=1

[ Dernière édition du message le 12/05/2018 à 05:51:19 ]

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bolton

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Membre depuis 9 ans

11 Posté le 12/05/2018 à 12:40:07

Super nouvelle, super look décalé vintage 70s, et une réverb à ressort :bave:

Vive les BPM !

Megami

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Membre depuis 9 ans

12 Posté le 12/05/2018 à 13:24:32

Bonne nouvelle. Pour le look je pense qu'une version plus classique sera présentée par la suite

falkenmaze

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Membre depuis 11 ans

13 Posté le 12/05/2018 à 13:30:22

Spoiler - Cliquer ici pour lire la suite

synoptik

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Membre depuis 21 ans

14 Posté le 12/05/2018 à 23:14:22

Ben au moins ça change de la sobriété habituelle des synthés :fete:

mdti

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Membre depuis 11 ans

15 Posté le 13/05/2018 à 02:32:16

j'aime bien aussi, ça me rappelle mes pédales de guitares

jeremy19450

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Je poste, donc je suis

Membre depuis 15 ans

16 Posté le 13/05/2018 à 09:01:31

le GM me fait surtout penser au clavier maitre de chez waldorf, ideal pour ajouter des modules dans un clavier maitre.

Et que chaques couleurs du grandmother c'est en fait des modules eurorack en puissance.

une vielle et alors ...??

dédé la joncaille

1460

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Membre depuis 11 ans

17 Posté le 13/05/2018 à 09:48:40

Citation de synoptik :

Ben au moins ça change de la sobriété habituelle des synthés

Oui c'est vrai mais entre la sobriété habituelle (le noir ou gris classique) et le franchement mauvais goût (les couleurs bariolées de ce Moog), il y a tout de même de la marge !

[ Dernière édition du message le 13/05/2018 à 12:55:37 ]