Saturday, April 23, 2016
Moog Satellite 2016 Hands On Demo RARE Analog Synthesizer Rik Marston Minimoog
Published on Apr 23, 2016 SynthgodXXX
"Moog Satellite Analog Synthesizer
2016 Hands On Demo by Rik Marston
**Watch In HD** 100% No Talking!!!
I love this little Classic Analog Monosynth!
I did the other Moog Satellite video & wanted to
do a full HANDS ON video. I am glad I did.
I think this video shows the Satellite at it's best.
I love adding Delay to the MIX because although
it sounds great clean & dry, I like it better with FX.
It gives it so much more dimension in the MIX.
I can babble all day on how cool this synth is.
The keyboard is so fun to play! Killer Classic Leads!
Warning: @ 9:57 it gets LOUD for a few seconds!!
It might catch some people off guard!
The Moog Satellite was built around 1974-75
& it still holds it's own in a MIX today.
But it is WAY to fragile to go on tour!
Great for STUDIO. Great for a museum!
Great for a Moog collector!
Thank you for watching!
Turn it up!
(C)2016 Rik Marston"
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