EP-133 K.O.II Textures & OP-1 field Synth Loops | Flatness 2025-11-21 by atnr

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"This piece was created using the ‪@teenageengineering‬ EP-133 K.O.II and the OP-1 field.
It is a minimal electronica track where repeating electric-piano tones gradually shift in color and eventually converge into a single unified sound.

The EP-133 K.O.II is processed through both the ‪@ChaseBlissAudio‬ MOOD MKII and LOST+FOUND.
On the MOOD MKII, reverb is applied while the CLOCK is adjusted to create pitch shifting, and the TAPE effect is manipulated to produce micro-loops.
On LOST+FOUND, the IMPULSE SYNTHESIZER generates synth textures based on the electric-piano tone, while the PINGING PHASER adds a resonant, shifting movement.

On the OP-1 field, synth sounds sampled from the Moog One are played with filtering applied.
Additional reverb is added using the master effect to deepen the atmosphere."

The perfect semi-modular synths set : SynthR4 & NRSynth MOOG 55

video upload by STUDIO Nuage7 - Domaine de Sourzy

"Let me introduce you to my modular synth system. SynthR4 stereo sequencer (4012 filter + S.E.M) & NRSynth Moog 55 clone (3 vcos 921, cp3 mixer, a lpf 904A, vca 902, 2 ADSR 911)"

ART OF SEQUENCING : SynthR4 (ARP/SEM OB) & NRSynth Ancestor M55 (Moog & Steiner parker filters).

video upload by STUDIO Nuage7 - Domaine de Sourzy

"Presenting my new big analog configuration : SynthR4 semi-modular analog synth with memory patches (with ARP 4012 & SEM Oberheim filters) & NRSynth Ancestor semi- modular Moog 55 clone.
Sequencing one line with complex VCOs configutation : Seq mode is step sequencer (960 like)
left : ARP 4012 main line 1 & 2, Right : SEM second line 3 & 4; center : Moog 55 main bass line, adding Steiner Parker filter! midi connected to StudioLogic SL-161 master keyboard.
This work is connected to Kurtz Mindfields univers."

https://kurtzmindfields.bandcamp.com/

Moog Memorymoog (Model 345A) w/ Kenton MIDI Kit - Serviced SN 2563

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"The Moog Memorymoog Model 345A is an early-production version of Moog’s flagship six-voice, three-oscillator-per-voice analog polysynth from the early 1980s. It delivers the same massive, layered sound the Memorymoog is known for, combining classic Moog filters with extensive modulation. The 345A designation mainly reflects internal production labeling rather than a feature difference. Today, it’s regarded as one of the most powerful and collectible analog polysynths ever built. This one was just serviced by our in-house technician...

Service notes:

-Installed kenton midi retrofit kit
-Modified bottom panel and keybed frame as per instructions
-Fitted midi jacks and push button switch to reaer panel
-Recalibrated entire unit and bench tested for several hours"

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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.

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.

2. Tiptop Buchla + Strymon El Capistan Live Modular Loop Performance / VoxModula #02

A live modular improvisation exploring the Strymon El Capistan as a looping delay.

The sound slowly folds into itself — echoes become layers, layers become memory.

Recorded in one take.
No editing, no overdubs.

3. Exploring FM Synthesis on Tiptop Buchla 258t + 259t | Live Patch Talk

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 li

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.

And two featuring Moog for good measure:

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.

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

2. VoxModula Archives – The Beginning of an Archive

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.

tangerine dream - 3 rotcaf neila (chandra)

video upload by graal7

variation of rotcaf neila by graal 7
moog one
minimoog d
summit novation
matrixbrute
xf 8
space eventide

Moog | Notice of Discontinuation of Service

via inMUSIC - Modified on: Fri, 26 Sep, 2025 at 6:00 AM:

"Moog Music is no longer able to offer spare parts or service for the following products:

500 Series Delay
500 Series Ladder Filter
Little Phatty
Minifooger Pedals
Moog Guitar
Moogerfooger Pedals
MP-201
Piano Bar
Slim Phatty
Taurus 3
Voyager
VX-351
VX-352

If you need service on one of these products, please REQUEST AN RMA and send the instrument to the factory in Asheville, NC for a component level repair.

We cannot guarantee a complete repair, but our service technicians will work with each customer to determine the best path forward."

R.A. Moog Troubador Theremin #1 a/s

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"***notice that the theremin needs service*** Up for sale is my R.A. Moog Co. Troubador Theremin with serial number 1001. Which means it's the first one made, probably by Bob Moog himself on 3 October 1969. Unfortunately it's not working. One of the coils is broken and the power lead needs work. It's sold as-is, untested. I've been looking years for a second example to fix this one, without result so far.. Optically there are signs of use, some screws are missing, some wear and tear at the front panel and bottom plate."

Pic of the inside below.

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Moog Synamps

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SN 1080 via this Vemia listing

SN 1127 via this Vemia listing

1080 details follow (1127 further below). Pics of the inside for both below.

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"Extremely rare, extremely heavy, and not fully functional: here is the fabled Synamp from Moog, interestingly a native UK voltage example. The power amp is not working, and the spring tank needs to be replaced. But this is what it does have working well even before servicing: a vintage Moog graphic with drive level control and overload LED, and four channels of comprehensive Moog parametric EQ, each with input gain with overload LED and effects send level, and three sweepable bands for each channel. Cosmetically, check the photos. The important parts are a good 7/10, but some of the rest is not. It's not pristine for sure. But it is a very special piece. CORRECTION: the tatty but original Moog wooden road case goes with the second Synamp in this auction, not this one. That means that there is no reverb tank at all with this one (the tank sits in one of the wooden case lids) - but a pretty simple job to house and connect a replacement. This example is still seriously heavy and solid without the wooden case.

There will be a second Synamp in this auction in non-working condition, and possibly the massive speaker cabinets (as seen) that they were designed to work with - though their huge power could only really be used in a decent sized space. See lots 30464 and 30465."

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MPK Mini IV | Studio Instrument Collection Plugin Virtual Instrument Presets Tour

video upload by Akai Professional

"The Studio Instrument Collection is exclusively available with the purchase of an Akai Professional MPK Mini IV. This powerful software suite brings together over 1,000+ premium instruments and presets from Akai Professional, AIR Music Tech, and Moog Music in one intuitive interface, designed to elevate your creativity the moment you plug in your controller.

At its core is an eight-knob macro system that mirrors the MPK Mini IV's hardware, making control immediate and tactile. With dedicated Keys and Pads libraries, a powerful sound browser, and randomized inspiration tools, this collection is as fun as it is functional."

Synthesizing with Moog | Lesson 4: Original Soundtrack

video upload by Moog Music

"The soundtrack from the fourth episode of Synthesizing with Moog invites you to dive deep into one of the synthesizers signature components, the Voltage-Controlled Filter. While different oscillator shapes could create a bed of tone and harmonics, the Voltage-Controlled Filter allowed musicians to sculpt a distinct sound out of all those harmonics and even shape that sound over time.

We hope you enjoy this music created by Moog electronic musical instrument experts Max Ravitz ( / patriciaaa ) and Gunnar Haslam ( @lasynthesehumaine6932 ).

0:00 - Giles Goes to the Movies / Gunnar Haslam
1:58 - Clare / Gunnar Haslam
11:52 - Thomas Elroy / Max Ravitz
15:06 - Broken Traces / Max Ravitz"

Synthesizing with Moog | Lesson 3: Original Soundtrack

video upload by Moog Music

"The soundtrack from the third episode of Synthesizing with Moog invites you to dive deep into 'Vibrations' and their the source on the synthesizer – the oscillator. We also dive into the topics of harmonics, looking at how the shape of oscillation creates distinct tones with different harmonic characteristics.

0:00 - Cosmicmantova / Gunnar Haslam
3:32 - Looking Through a Glass Table / Gunnar Haslam
9:12 - See Ess / Max Ravitz
13:04 - Enola / Max Ravitz
17:12 - Dusk on Karl Marx Strasse / Gunnar Haslam"

Synthesizing with Moog | Lessons

Soviet Moog Model D Clone in da Hood / Altair 231 & The CS-30 wants to K!|| you - HanzVolt

video upload by HanzVolt

Another two from supporting member, HanzVolt. People doing their thing... This one has a similar vibe to PWM Plug Walk.

‪@synthsamuraiproductions‬
‪@EchoKraft‬
‪@TheMachinesWon‬
‪@SYNTH-RENEGADE-MAFIA‬

Note the following has some videogame violence in it. This site has a no violence policy, but it's more about victimization and real human suffering, not fantasy. HanzVolt is a supporting member and you are free to skip if it does not interest you.

The CS-30 wants to K!|| you

video upload by HanzVolt

"Run to Mommy..."

Korg Monopoly Melodic Instrumental

video upload by the nightwater

"I recorded 3 takes with the Korg Monopoly for this track. 1st one was more of a pad layer then 2 plucky leads. Theres also another UDO Super 6 pad and the Moog Mother 32 on bass. Some reverb from the Strymon Bigsky MX."

Tangerine Dream -You're always on time -by Graal7

video upload by graal7

"the first cover of this song on youtube
cover + (not perfect cover but a different way by graal7)
novation summit (arp and sounds)
moog one (pads)
minimoog d (lead)
matrixbrutre (step sequencer)
drumbrute (drums)
xf8 sequencer"

R.A. Moog Modular IIIC, 1968

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This appears to be the one previously featured here with additinal pics.

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Synthesizing with Moog | Lesson 4: Resonance

video upload by Moog Music

"In 1964 the modular synthesizer was born, and one of its signature components was the Voltage-Controlled Filter. While different oscillator shapes could create a bed of tone and harmonics, the Voltage-Controlled Filter allowed musicians to sculpt a distinct sound out of all those harmonics and even shape that sound over time. A key component in synthesizing existing sounds, the Voltage-Controlled Filter was also capable of creating sounds no one had ever heard before, giving birth to whole new genres of music and defining the sound of electronic music to this day."

You can find additional Synthesizing with Moog | Lesson posts here.

Erik Norlander's Roland Alpha Juno-1 49-Key 6-voice Programmable Polyphonic Synthesizer SN 856227

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"The Alpha Juno-1 (1985–1988) is Roland’s compact follow-up to the legendary Juno line, bringing classic analog warmth into a streamlined design. Famous for its lush chorus and the iconic “Hoover” sound, this synth remains a favorite for both vintage collectors and modern producers looking for character.

Key features:

6-voice polyphony with one DCO + sub-oscillator per voice
24 dB/oct analog resonant low-pass filter
Onboard chorus, portamento, chord memory, and transpose
64 user + 64 preset patches, cassette backup
MIDI In/Out/Thru for modern integration
This unit functions normally and shows no serious cosmetic issues except for a small 1” crack above one of the rear panel screws; not too noticeable. A great opportunity to own one of Roland’s most accessible and iconic mid-’80s instruments.

Note: 30% of proceeds benefit the Bob Moog Foundation."

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Erik Norlander's Roland JX-3P Synthesizer with PG-200 Programmer SN 301533

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"The Roland JX-3P is a powerful, versatile analog polysynth that blends vintage warmth with early digital control. This unit includes the essential PG-200 programmer (with cable) for full hands-on access to the synth’s architecture, bringing out the instrument’s real potential for sound design.

This example is in excellent condition, includes the original Roland cases specifically designed for the keyboard (hardshell carrying case with Roland logo) and the programmer (original vinyl slipcover with logo), and has been professionally converted to US voltage internally. Everything functions as it should, with a clean panel and smooth operation.

Key Features:

6-voice analog polyphony with 2 DCOs per voice
Classic Roland chorus effect
Oscillator sync, cross-mod, and LFO modulation
Built-in 128-step sequencer
Includes PG-200 programmer for real-time control
MIDI input/output
Condition Notes:

Converted to US voltage
PG-200 and synth are both fully functional
Cosmetic condition is excellent
Original Roland case included
The JX-3P was one of Roland’s first MIDI-equipped analog synths, used by artists like The Future Sound of London, Astral Projection, and Orbital. With the PG-200, it transforms from a preset machine into a true performance synth, with rich modulation, powerful sync tones, and that unmistakable Roland polish.

30% of proceeds benefit the Bob Moog Foundation."

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Erik Norlander's Rhodes Mark V Electric Piano, Complete with Pedal and Case Lid

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"A rare and beautifully preserved example of the final production model in the Rhodes lineage, the Mark V represents the culmination of decades of electric piano design. This unit is in excellent condition, with original sustain pedal and plastic lid. Hinge functionality is a bit hampered for this unit but can be opened and closed without serious issues.

Please note that the original legs are not included.

Compared to earlier models, the Mark V offers a lighter cabinet, improved action, and more articulate tone, making it equally suitable for recording, live performance, and collectors who value both sound and design.

Key Features:

Restored by noted keyboard tech Matt Cunitz in the San Francisco Bay Area
73-key electric piano with tines and passive pickups
Redesigned action for improved feel and consistency
Polyurethane hammer tips for enhanced dynamic response
Includes original pedal and lid
Compact and lighter than earlier models
Condition Notes:

Fully functional with even key response
All included hardware and pedal components working properly
The Mark V is the most elusive of the Rhodes line, produced in smaller quantities and built with thoughtful upgrades that make it a standout among vintage electric pianos. A rare opportunity to own one in such complete and clean condition.

30% of proceeds go to support the Bob Moog Foundation."

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Erik Norlander's Vox Super Continental 1960s dual manual combo organ

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"A true British Invasion icon, the Vox Super Continental is the dual-manual version of the legendary combo organ used by bands like The Doors, The Animals, and The Beatles. Known for its bold transistor tone and piercing upper harmonics, the Super Continental brings unmistakable vintage character to any studio or stage setup.

This organ is playable as-is, but some minor repairs are needed to bring the unit to 100%.

It does not include pedals or the stand.

Key Features:

Dual 49-note manuals with reverse-colored lower keys
Multiple voice tabs for bass, strings, oboe, brass, and more
Percussion and vibrato effects
Bold, reedy tone ideal for garage, psych, and surf
Condition Notes:

Most functions are working; a few need minor repair
No pedalboard or original stand included
Cosmetics are clean for age; some wear consistent with use
The Super Continental has been used by a wide range of artists from Ray Manzarek to Tom Petty to Elvis Costello, and remains one of the most visually and sonically iconic combo organs ever produced. Whether for restoration, recording, or stage use, this is a rare opportunity to own a cornerstone of keyboard history.

30% of proceeds benefit the Bob Moog Foundation."

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Erik Norlander's Yamaha CP-30 Stage Analog Electric Piano, original owner!

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"The Yamaha CP-30 is an analog electric piano from the late 1970s designed for portable stage use (inasmuch as our definition of "portable" has changed since then!), offering non-sampled, analog tone generation. Its rich stereo output, dual voice layering, and tremolo controls give it a unique character.

This unit is in excellent condition and works great.

It is being sold by the original owner!

Key Features:

76 weighted keys
Dual-layer voice stacking
Three piano presets and one harpsichord preset for each of the two layers
Stereo outputs, tremolo effects
Condition Notes:

Clean and complete: no missing knobs, switches, or panels
All voices and functions tested and working
Excellent physical condition with only minor wear
Though overshadowed by the CP-70/80, the CP-30 has found a second life among collectors, lo-fi enthusiasts, and vintage analog fans who appreciate its characteristic tone.

30% of proceeds benefit the Bob Moog Foundation."

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