The synth is described as an “idea machine” which aims to answer the question: “How deep does the rabbit hole go?” Moog has announced the release of a new semi-modular synth, Labyrinth. Labyrinth is ...

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At a basic level, a semi-modular synth is a self-contained ‘voice’ composed of a collection of prewired (or ‘normalled’) modules. Examples include Korg’s MS-20, Moog’s Grandmother and Arturia’s ...

Bullfrog is a subtractive analogue synth that's made up of a number of individual modules. Its single analogue oscillator (and noise generator) runs through a 24dB/octave resonant filter and VCA ...

Modular synthesizers are some of the ultimate creative tools for the electronic musician. By experimenting with patch leads, knobs and switches, all manner of rhythmic madness can be conjured out ...

Moog Powered Eurorack Cases (60HP & 104HP) Moog’s new Powered Eurorack Case, available in both 60HP and 104HP formats, invites modular artists to expand their setups and serves as the perfect ...

Developed in conjunction with premium synth builders Pittsburgh Modular, both instruments have the same basic setup: a fully analogue desktop module format with built-in sequencer and patchable ...

Moog has just dropped a semi-modular analogue synthesiser that customers can put together themselves. Named Mavis, the synth has a full-range oscillator, filter circuits, a protective cover, and the ...

Moog Mavis review: A surprisingly deep entry-level synth It's a pseudo-DIY monophonic semi-modular synth that delivers classic Moog sounds for cheap.

Which modular synthesizer is best? Modular synthesizers are one of the more elusive instruments in the modern music world, largely basing their sound on combinations of electrical signals and ...

The synth was popular for a while, but eventually fell into disuse, and was stored in a classroom closet. Modular synths are experiencing a renaissance, as can be seen right here on Hackaday.