Wednesday, November 12, 2014
The 2014 BMF Minimoog Raffle: The Minimoog Filter!
Uploaded on Oct 29, 2014 moogfoundation
"ENTER NOW! http://bit.ly/minimoograffle2014
The Bob Moog Foundation's 2014 Minimoog Raffle is under way! Don't miss your chance to win a fully-functional and great-sounding 1973 Moog Minimoog! The raffle ends November 25th, so enter soon and often! One entry is $20, six entries for $100. If you don't win, your entry will help the Bob Moog Foundation promote Bob Moog's legacy through educational programs like Dr. Bob's Soundschool, which teaches kids the science of sound.
Here is your chance to hear the Minimoog you'll be entering to win:
What Makes a Minimoog So Special?
Bob Moog's 24 dB per octave ladder filter is arguably the most beautiful-sounding synthesizer filter ever created, and the version on the Moog Minimoog is one of the factors that made the Minimoog's sound legendary. Watch as Bob Moog Foundation Archive and Education Specialist Marc Doty demonstrates this great-sounding filter."
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