MATRIXSYNTH: The Germans have invaded Moog!


Wednesday, May 30, 2007

The Germans have invaded Moog!

flickr by theglyph

via the Matrixsynth forum.

"I took this photo of my LP calibration/QC station at Moog on a day when I was checking out my Waldorf Q's waves on the O'scope. I'll post photos of the Q's basic waveforms soon as they are not so standard. Is it Analog or digital envy? ;)"

Waldorf Q
MOOG Little Phatty
Posted by matrix at 5/30/2007 12:27:00 AM
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5 comments:

  1. peter Dong5/30/07, 8:41 AM

    哈哈 CHINA
    看不大懂你的字哦
    嘎嘎

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  2. Anonymous5/30/07, 12:49 PM

    That Waldorf Q is UGLY!

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  3. Anonymous5/31/07, 12:54 AM

    Yea, because the external paint job almost has bearing when talking about a musical instruments timbral possibilities...

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  4. Anonymous5/31/07, 9:57 AM

    Yeah, it's true, sometimes if something looks real ugly, I just don't want to play it.

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  5. Anonymous6/2/07, 7:40 AM

    That's odd. I think the Q is one of the most beautiful synths ever made (although I do have a blue/wood one, rather than a yellow one).

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