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Wednesday, February 04, 2026
Tuesday, February 03, 2026
Galen Disston Plays Make Noise 0-Coast/Strega/0-Cntl Live Photosynthesis Studio Olympia, Washington
video upload by Photosynthesis
"Live in studio performance by Galen Disston featuring
Make Noise 0-Coast/Strega/0-Cntl 1/28/2026 Photosynthesis Studios, Olympia Washington.
This is a part of a video series of local artists we have invited to showcase
for you to relax and enjoy the experience of sonic adventure with synthesizers.
No Lessons. No tutorials.
Thank you for watching , we love you."
Rachel Carns Plays Moog Grandmother/ Korg Multi Poly Live Photosynthesis Studio Olympia, Washington
video upload by Photosynthesis
"Live in studio performance by Rachel Carns featuring a Moog Grandmother
1/26/2026 Photosynthesis Studios, Olympia Washington.
This is a part of a video series of local artists we have invited to showcase
for you to relax and enjoy the experience of sonic adventure with synthesizers.
No Lessons. No tutorials.
Thank you for watching , we love you.
https://www.photosynthesisolympia.com/"
Thursday, January 22, 2026
Moog Grandmother – FX Sounds [Sample Pack] | Sound Demo
video upload by Mr. Card Synths
"Moog Grandmother – FX Sounds [Sample Pack] | Sound Demo – a collection of over 70 FX samples recorded directly from the Moog Grandmother. This pack features analog noise swells, spring reverb crashes, feedback bursts, drones, glitches, and experimental one-shots — all captured to highlight the character of the Grandmother’s analog circuitry and built-in spring reverb. Perfect for ambient, cinematic, electronic, and experimental music production, these sounds are ready to drop straight into your projects to add texture, movement, and analog edge.
👉 Download the sample pack: https://mrcardsynths.com/product/moog..."
Wednesday, January 21, 2026
Serendipity L-Thing vs D-Thing+: Upgrades for Moog DFAM & Labyrinth
video upload by Noisegate and Sam Stosuur
"We patch both modules together, sync them via Mother-32, and explore how they interact with DFAM, Labyrinth, and Teenage Engineering Rhythm for a wild semi-modular jam.
The D-Thing+ transforms the Moog DFAM, adding reset, swing, step control, micro-timing, shuffle, reverse, random modes, and MIDI/CV clocking — turning a brilliant but limited sequencer into a powerful performance instrument.
The L-Thing is built to pair with Moog’s Labyrinth, providing dual clocks, polymeter and polyrhythm modes, Euclidean rhythm options, and generative sequencing that pushes Labyrinth far beyond its stock behavior — while still working with any CV-capable synth.
TIMESTAMPS
0:00 — Intro: Serendipity + what we’re testing
0:23 — Why DFAM needs this (no reset, studio workflow)
2:23 — D-Thing+ reset explained (DFAM’s biggest quirk)
2:52 — Step length control (1–8 steps)
3:43 — Multi menu: step loops beyond 8 steps
4:58 — Micro menu: per-step microtiming / swing feel
5:02 — Sequencer modes overview (normal, reverse, bounce, odd/even, shuffle)
6:34 — Random mode + MIDI/CV modes
8:35 — L-Thing intro + what it unlocks on Labyrinth
10:03 — Patching L-Thing to Labyrinth (clock + bit flip)
11:06 — Sync setup: D-Thing+ clocking L-Thing + reset in sync
11:34 — LFOs + using it with other Moog (Grandmother/Matriarch)
12:44 — Polymeter setup: beats/bar + length tricks
13:42 — Polyrhythm mode (firmware note + chaos)
14:59 — Fast performance tweaks / weirdness
17:56 — Wrap-up: who these are for + closing
👉 Check out Serendipity Synths for more: https://thewessens.net/Serendipity/ma..."
The D-Thing is a device that adds significant capabilities to the DFAM (or Edge) sequencer, such as:
MIDI integration — clocking and individual step play,
Reset — manual, via CV or via MIDI,
Variations in the step order — Forward, Reverse, Bounce, Odds & Evens, Shuffle, Random and Custom,
Changing the sequence length — 1 to 8 steps (up to 16 steps for a custom step order),
Step repeat — assign a play count of up to 8 times to any step,
Off-grid timing — swing beat as well as arbitrary shifts away from the beat.
Tuesday, December 30, 2025
Moog Grandmother Semi-Modular Analog Keyboard Synthesizer
Note: links to listings are affiliate links for which the site may be compensated.
via this listing
Additional Perfect Circuit listings
via this listing
Additional Perfect Circuit listings
Wednesday, November 26, 2025
Luke Million | Knight Rider Theme | Official Video Clip
video upload by Luke Million
"The Official Video Clip for my cover of the Knight Rider Theme
I had so much fun putting this together. I paid homage to the original masterpiece by Stu Phillips but injected it with more raw synth fire power 🎹 🔥 🔋
You can stream / download on your favourite music platforms here - https://xelon.ffm.to/krtheme
Synths Used in order of appearance;
Sequential Circuits Prophet 5 Rev 3.3
Moog Multimoog
Roland Jupiter 4
Moog Grandmother
Oberheim OB8
Roland Juno 6
Arp Odyssey Mk 1
E-MU Emulator II
Moog Matriarch
#knightrider #80smusic #synthesizer"
Wednesday, November 12, 2025
VoxModula TipTop Buchla Demos
video uploads by VoxModula Archives
Playlist:
1. Polyrhythmic Motion – TipTop Audio Buchla 245t / 281t
A 4-minute modular improvisation exploring the interaction between The Tiptop Audio Buchla 245t and the 281t — where sequential voltage triggers envelopes, generating evolving polyrhythms and shifting patterns.2. Tiptop Buchla + Strymon El Capistan Live Modular Loop Performance / VoxModula #02
Recorded live, no overdubs, no post-processing.
Modules used:
• TipTop Audio Buchla 245t Sequential Voltage Source
• TipTop Audio Buchla 281t Quad Function Generator
• TipTop Audio Buchla 258t Dul Oscillator
Part of VoxModula Archives — a growing collection of modular sound fragments and explorations.
🎧 Best experienced on headphones.
A live modular improvisation exploring the Strymon El Capistan as a looping delay.3. Exploring FM Synthesis on Tiptop Buchla 258t + 259t | Live Patch Talk
The sound slowly folds into itself — echoes become layers, layers become memory.
Recorded in one take.
No editing, no overdubs.
In this video I explore FM synthesis on the Tiptop Buchla 258t and 259t, using the 245t sequencer to modulate pitch and rhythm, and the 266t for random voltages. It’s a liAnd two featuring Moog for good measure:
ve patch talk — I build the sound and explain what happens in real time, fit's my first video like, hopefully you will like it.
Let me know if you would be interested in more videos like this.
If you want the audio files and detailed photos of the patch please reach out and I can send them to you.
🎛️ Modules used:
• Tiptop Buchla 258t Dual Oscillator
• Tiptop Buchla 259t Complex Oscillator
• Tiptop Buchla 245t Sequential Voltage Source
• Tiptop Buchla 266t Source of Uncertainty
🎧 Patch focus: FM synthesis, modulation routing, random CV and sequence interaction.
Playlist:
1. Short Ambient Moog Grandmother Performance (40s Demo)
A short ambient performance using the Moog Grandmother, exploring smooth analog tones, slow modulation, and spatial delay textures.2. VoxModula Archives – The Beginning of an Archive
Recorded live in one take — with external effects, Zoom Ms-70 CDR, Grandmother’s raw sound shaped into a soft, floating atmosphere.
🎛️ Gear used:
• Moog Grandmother (analog synth)
• Internal spring reverb & Zoom Ms70 CDR delay
Hi, this is the first video of VoxModula Archives. VoxModula is an ongoing collection of sonic fragments — recordings where synthesis meets the quiet presence of the surrounding world.
Each piece is an observation of sound as a living material: unstable, imperfect, shaped by voltage and time.
The project does not aim to perform or entertain, but to document the space between intention and accident — where tone becomes memory, and noise becomes evidence of existence.
These works are presented without manipulation or spectacle, as if retrieved from an open archive of moments.
Nothing here is fixed.
Everything breathes.
Friday, October 17, 2025
Moog Grandmother Semi-Modular Analog Keyboard Synthesizer
Note: links to listings are affiliate links for which the site may be compensated.
via this listing
Additional Perfect Circuit listings
via this listing
Additional Perfect Circuit listings
Tuesday, September 30, 2025
Mother Global Settings Editor for the Moog Grandmother and Matriarch by DIRE Studio
via DIRE Studio
"The proper Grandmother and Matriarch editor has landed.
Mother Global Settings is an intuitive editor for Moog's Grandmother and Matriarch synthesizers. Sporting a 500-series rack inspired control-per-function interface, it's a huge improvement over the quirky global settings editing method of these instruments.
For Mac and iPad.
Supports the creative flow.
Each setting is accessible with two clicks/taps at maximum, allowing you to concentrate on creating your music. Actual values are instantly visible on the screen, which may also prevent a disaster by letting you see output voltage levels. And we have added octave buttons to easily set and check keyboard transposition, as well as a sequence selector override for the Matriarch, letting you quickly switch to any sequence — not just adjacent ones.
Expanded control panel.
Separate items for oscillator frequency ranges on the Matriarch. Fine grained control over MIDI output and local control. Extra glide toggle and arp/seq gate length settings managed by the app. And a panic button in case the synth goes rebel.
Presets.
Save all global settings, as well as our extra settings, into files that you can archive with other project material or share with others. Quickly recall them when needed. And of course you can reset all settings to factory defaults.
Keyboard control.
Keyboard shortcuts for settings affecting synthesizer parameters that you may wish to change during live performance or recording: Gate Length, Swing, FW/BW End Note Repeat, Allow Seq Random Repeat, Delay Seq Change, Pitch Variance, Gated Glide, Legato Glide, Paraphonic Unison, Update Unison on Note-Off, Noise Filter Cutoff, Delay Filter Brightness and Multi Trig.
Equally at home on stage and in the studio.
Direct USB connection for the fastest operation and complete auto-detection — perfect for live performance. 5-pin MIDI support for connecting via MIDI interfaces — and even through MIDI routers — allows you to integrate the app into complex studio setups."
Thursday, September 25, 2025
Introducing: Reverb Wallet - more earnings, faster payments
Note: links to listings are affiliate links for which the site may be compensated.
Press release follows:
Reverb unveils a new Wallet experience, helping music makers fund their next sound faster
With Reverb Wallet, music makers get more money for their gear with a 1% cash back bonus, faster earnings, and future access to exclusive perks
September 25, 2025 —Reverb, the largest online marketplace dedicated to music gear, today announced a new way to experience one of its most beloved features: Reverb Wallet. Now, music makers can get even more money for their gear when opting to keep earnings from sales of gear on Reverb in their Reverb Wallet, taking advantage of a 1% cash back bonus, faster earnings, and future access to exclusive perks that can help them fund their new sound faster.
With the newly imagined Reverb Wallet, US sellers can earn an extra 1% cash back on their sales when they store their funds on Reverb. Payments from sales will be stored in their Reverb Wallet, with funds transferring quickly and securely, giving them quicker access to the millions of pieces of music gear on Reverb.
Said Reverb’s Chief Technology Officer, Jason Wain: “One of the most important parts of music making is trying out new sounds. Whether you’re upgrading from an Epiphone Les Paul to a Gibson, or starting a new project that needs the dreamy tone of a Roland Juno rather than the gritty sound of the Moog Grandmother, we want to make that journey as easy as possible. . With Reverb Wallet, players get access to more gear when they turn their old guitars, synths, pedals, and other instruments into higher earnings that help them refresh their rig.”
Not only is the new Reverb Wallet backed by a trusted and regulated payments platform, it will also offer access to exclusive perks over the coming months. Music makers can keep an eye out for notifications for timely promotions.
Sellers on Reverb can take advantage of the cash back bonus and faster earnings available via the new Reverb Wallet by:
Logging into their Reverb account and visiting their "Shop Settings."
Selecting "Reverb Wallet” in the payment settings section on the “Policies” page.
It’s that easy!
The unveiling of the new Reverb Wallet experience follows the marketplace’s recent return to independence. After years under Etsy, Reverb was purchased by two new investors: Creator Partners, which also invests in BMI, SoundCloud, Color Studios, and Mogul; and Servco, which has been involved in musical instruments since 1937, including their role in buying Fender back from CBS in 1985, ultimately leading to their purchase of a majority stake in the brand in 2020.
To learn more about Reverb Wallet and how you get more money for your gear, visit: https://reverb.com/featured/wallet.
Press release follows:
Reverb unveils a new Wallet experience, helping music makers fund their next sound faster
With Reverb Wallet, music makers get more money for their gear with a 1% cash back bonus, faster earnings, and future access to exclusive perks
September 25, 2025 —Reverb, the largest online marketplace dedicated to music gear, today announced a new way to experience one of its most beloved features: Reverb Wallet. Now, music makers can get even more money for their gear when opting to keep earnings from sales of gear on Reverb in their Reverb Wallet, taking advantage of a 1% cash back bonus, faster earnings, and future access to exclusive perks that can help them fund their new sound faster.
With the newly imagined Reverb Wallet, US sellers can earn an extra 1% cash back on their sales when they store their funds on Reverb. Payments from sales will be stored in their Reverb Wallet, with funds transferring quickly and securely, giving them quicker access to the millions of pieces of music gear on Reverb.
Said Reverb’s Chief Technology Officer, Jason Wain: “One of the most important parts of music making is trying out new sounds. Whether you’re upgrading from an Epiphone Les Paul to a Gibson, or starting a new project that needs the dreamy tone of a Roland Juno rather than the gritty sound of the Moog Grandmother, we want to make that journey as easy as possible. . With Reverb Wallet, players get access to more gear when they turn their old guitars, synths, pedals, and other instruments into higher earnings that help them refresh their rig.”
Not only is the new Reverb Wallet backed by a trusted and regulated payments platform, it will also offer access to exclusive perks over the coming months. Music makers can keep an eye out for notifications for timely promotions.
Sellers on Reverb can take advantage of the cash back bonus and faster earnings available via the new Reverb Wallet by:
Logging into their Reverb account and visiting their "Shop Settings."
Selecting "Reverb Wallet” in the payment settings section on the “Policies” page.
It’s that easy!
The unveiling of the new Reverb Wallet experience follows the marketplace’s recent return to independence. After years under Etsy, Reverb was purchased by two new investors: Creator Partners, which also invests in BMI, SoundCloud, Color Studios, and Mogul; and Servco, which has been involved in musical instruments since 1937, including their role in buying Fender back from CBS in 1985, ultimately leading to their purchase of a majority stake in the brand in 2020.
To learn more about Reverb Wallet and how you get more money for your gear, visit: https://reverb.com/featured/wallet.
Friday, August 29, 2025
Moog Grandmother 32-Key Semi-Modular Analog Synthesizer Dark Version w/ Original Box
Note: links to listings are affiliate links for which the site may be compensated.
via this eBay listing
via this eBay listing
Saturday, July 26, 2025
Luke Million Studio Tour Update July 2025
video upload by Luke Million
"Following the Studio Tour Video I made last November, here is an update with recent acquisitions and changes to my workflow in my Studio.
Some highlights are the Moog Messenger, Arturia DrumBrute Impact 1984 Edition, Synido TempoPAD C16, Aly James Lab Vprom 3.0, Beyerdynamic DT1990 Pro, Modartt Pianoteq 8 and some Franklin Audio Devices.
The biggest change is in my 2nd Studio where the B Team is kept. I have connected those synths to a Franklin Audio SS-6 Switchable Input Stereo DI which then sends audio to my Universal Audio Volt 476 interface connected to a Macbook Pro Laptop.
You can view the original Studio Tour Video here -"
LABELS/MORE:
ARP,
Arturia,
BOSS,
Doepfer,
EHX,
Interviews,
Korg,
MOOG,
Native Instruments,
Oberheim,
Roland,
Simmons,
Solina,
Stylophone,
Yamaha
Sunday, July 13, 2025
Beats IDM w/ EP-133 K.O.II : Broken Clouds 2025-07-13 by atnr
video upload by atnr
"A piece built with the @teenageengineering EP-133 K.O. II, YAMAHA MU15, @NordKeyboards Nord Lead, and MOTIF-RACK ES—IDM/electronica driven by glitched beats and richly modulated synths.
Beats: Glitch samples( https://store.atnr.net/downloads/data... ) loaded into the EP-133 K.O. II are combined with an Ableton Drum Rack.
MU15: A marimba patch is run through @ChaseBlissAudio LOSSY for a lo-fi edge.
Nord Lead: A sequenced melody is modulated, with its output sent through a @gfisys Specular Tempus for reverb.
Strings: Supplied by the MOTIF-RACK ES.
Bass line: Performed on a Moog Grandmother."
Monday, July 07, 2025
#707day Minimal House w/ TR-707 | Straight join 2025-07-07 by atnr
video upload by atnr
"A minimal house track driven by a straight, four-on-the-floor kick from the Roland TR-707, with melodic layers from the Nord Lead, Prophet-10, and Moog Grandmother.
TR-707: Individual outs send the kick, clap, and hi-hat separately.
Kick is recorded through a BASS DRIVER DI for extra punch.
Clap runs into a Boss DD-6 for delay, with feedback cranked at times.
Hi-hat passes through @ChaseBlissAudio LOSSY, adding gritty, filtered texture.
Nord Lead: Plays a minimal chord loop, treated with delay and reverb from a @gfisys Specular Tempus.
@SequentialLLC Prophet-10: Slow-attack lead drenched in deep blueSky reverb, floating between pad and lead territory.
@MoogSynthesizers Grandmother: Provides the bass line."
Sunday, July 06, 2025
Moog Grandmother Semi-Modular Analog Keyboard Synthesizer
Note: links to listings are affiliate links for which the site may be compensated.
via this listing
Additional Perfect Circuit listings
via this listing
Additional Perfect Circuit listings
Thursday, May 08, 2025
Tuesday, April 29, 2025
Minimal Electronic w/ LOSSY, Music Easel, Prophet-10 | Sunlit Leaves 2025-04-29 by atnr
video upload by atnr
"A piece created with the @SequentialLLC Prophet-10, @MoogSynthesizers Moog One, Grandmother, and @buchlausa Music Easel—minimal music built around arpeggios.
All parts are driven by MIDI in Ableton Live.
Prophet-10: Plays the main arpeggio, processed with @strymon blueSky for reverb.
Music Easel: Also plays a primary arpeggio, but heavily processed with @ChaseBlissAudio LOSSY.
Grandmother: Handles the bass line.
Moog One: Provides the harmonic layer.
I record while tweaking parameters on each synth."
Thursday, March 13, 2025
Moog Grandmother is a Drum Synth. Analog Patches Sound Demo
video upload by Anton Anru
"Drum Synth is a collection of 25 patches for the semi-modular Moog Grandmother, featuring 5 Kicks, 5 Snares, 5 Cymbals, and 10 Percussion sounds.
This is my fourth soundset for Grandmother, and this time, I wanted to explore its potential for percussive timbres.
📦 Get these sounds: https://antonanru.sellfy.store/p/gran...
🥁 Inspired by the character and sonic qualities of analog drum machines, I set out to recreate similar tones on Grandmother. Its analog oscillators, filter, and punchy envelope provide a solid foundation for deep, warm, and saturated drum sounds, while the patching capabilities open up a broad spectrum of sonic possibilities—ranging from FM and metallic tones to wooden, modular, noisy, and experimental textures.
🎹 Try different keys and octaves—the same patch can take on entirely different roles across a 3-4 octave range. If precise pitch is required, use the FINE TUNE control on the back panel, as modulation can shift the overall tuning.
🎛 One of Grandmother’s biggest advantages for percussion is the ability to finely tweak parameters and use the ModWheel for expressive control—something not possible on traditional drum machines. With real-time modulation and parameter adjustments, a single preset can generate dozens of variations, making each performance dynamic and unique.
💾 That's exactly what I did. I recorded hundreds of one-shot samples from each patch, capturing different pitches, durations, and tonal variations.
Alongside the 25 patches, you’ll also receive 678 percussive one-shots in WAV format (44.1kHz/24-bit): 188 Kicks, 105 Snares, 112 Cymbals, 273 Percussion sounds.
📖 The soundset comes in a PDF format, with each page explaining how the patch works, which parameters to tweak, and how to develop the timbre during a performance. If you follow these guidelines and experiment with the suggested settings, you'll gain deeper insight into the synth and its full potential.
🗄 Each patch includes an audio example to illustrate the intended sound.
To recreate these patches, you’ll need up to 8 patch cables.
Additionally, make sure your Grandmother is updated to firmware v1.1.3 or higher to access all necessary settings.
Contents:
00:00 KICK Raver, SNARE Rift, Cym Snake
00:57 CYM Lighter
01:31 KICK Storm, SNARE Lock
02:34 KICK Pusher, SNARE Amperage, CYM Function
03:22 PERC Skip
04:07 KICK Maze, SNARE Hazard, CYM Tangle
04:41 PERC Ceremony
05:12 KICK Wooden. CYM Jar, SNARE Feel
05:46 PERC Rack Tom
06:21 PERC Lithium
06:55 PERC Fir
07:29 PERC Bridge
08:03 PERC Oak
08:37 PERC Cent
09:11 PERC Sticker"
Saturday, March 08, 2025
Minimal Ambient w/ Moog One, Sirin, Grandmother | Meltwater 2025-03-08 by atnr
video upload by atnr
"A piece created using the Moog One, Sirin, and Grandmother. It’s a minimal ambient track where the electronic sounds of three synthesizers gradually evolve.
The Moog One provides the harmonies, the Sirin plays arpeggios, and the Grandmother handles the bass. All sounds are triggered via MIDI sent from a DAW. The Sirin is connected to an NTS-3, which applies reverb and delay."
Sunday, February 23, 2025
In The Overgrowth Again
video upload by Wake Rise Fall
Gear Used:
Prophet Rev2
Moog Grandmother
Mutable Instruments Marbles
Mutable Instruments Tides V2
Mutable Instruments Stages
Mutable Instruments Elements
Mutable Instruments Veils
Big T Music LTD Rings
Big T Music LTD Clouds
Squarp Instruments Hermod
Mannequins Just Friends
Mannequins RIP
Walrus Audio Julianna
Canon R5
Canon 24mm 1.4
LABELS/MORE:
ALM,
Big T,
eurorack,
Mutable Instruments,
Sequential,
Squarp Instruments,
Whimsical-Raps
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