Well said! Great demo for sure...seems like very few people know how to get good sounds out of moogs. Its usually all older guys playing a really lame sine wave patch with random notes.
I agree, nice sounds here. Too many other demos try to be a Keith Emerson impersonation. I love my LP for all the strange blips and noises it makes, and I really liked this demo. It shows that the LP has quite a wide tonal range.
I think this is better than the Voyager because of the price. The Voyager cost 2000! dollars more. This has the same fat moog sound, but with less control and tweakage.
Keep the Voyager, Ill take the little phatty and save 2 Gs.
No doubt, have not played a single piece of Moog gear or though a Moog effect that did not have it's very sweet spot or many of them. The LP is no acception.
The most significant advantage of LP is the fact that the values will never jump, if you tweak them live. Because it has an active control system.
Voyager does have aftertouch, more modulations, 1 more oscillator etc.
How cares if LP doesn't have kadzillion features! I've played and tweaked one for couple of hours. No matter what I deed, it sounded just right < made me cry.
Can't say the same about digital synths.
I'm getting one, after this summer, probably. (want to wait a bit :))
With all due respect to InuvikPhil, the Phatty sounds anything but limited to me. The overall warm timbre of many of the sounds which it produces makes up for the lack of polyphony, IMHO. What a great tool for sonic sculpting as well as making music! Thanks for posting this!
no, it'isn't... it's strange, i know, but it's also incredible what you can do even with only one note-at-once! personally, you should try it. i started music playing a minimoog... then i learned organ... but i prefer the moog synth!
costs 1029
CHILDRENOFBOBODOM 1 year ago
should i get one of these or a höfner bass?
AFNYOAQIS 2 years ago
your just jealous
AFNYOAQIS 2 years ago
this is a great demo, im getting a used one soon
skylerstupid 3 years ago
I lost seven minutes into this shit
NikoRW 3 years ago
@NikoRW Why ? It's a nice demo of the different sounds on the moog ...
JazzyFunkaHolic 5 months ago
@JazzyFunkaHolic Yep, I didn't read the description. Nice toy ;)
NikoRW 5 months ago
I hope I won't be waisting too much time noodling and not producing tracks when I get mine.
digitaljosh 3 years ago
Thanks for posting a decent demo of this thing.
I'm pretty sure this is the only demo on youtube that doesnt involve a dude shredding with a preset.
ballophun 3 years ago 6
Well said! Great demo for sure...seems like very few people know how to get good sounds out of moogs. Its usually all older guys playing a really lame sine wave patch with random notes.
dreadedplatypus 3 years ago
I agree, nice sounds here. Too many other demos try to be a Keith Emerson impersonation. I love my LP for all the strange blips and noises it makes, and I really liked this demo. It shows that the LP has quite a wide tonal range.
soundxplorer 2 years ago
I think this is better than the Voyager because of the price. The Voyager cost 2000! dollars more. This has the same fat moog sound, but with less control and tweakage.
Keep the Voyager, Ill take the little phatty and save 2 Gs.
By the way,where's the LP rack?
Hold423 3 years ago
What about the Voyager Old School?
HammondB200 3 years ago
No doubt, have not played a single piece of Moog gear or though a Moog effect that did not have it's very sweet spot or many of them. The LP is no acception.
spacemanvector32 3 years ago
The most significant advantage of LP is the fact that the values will never jump, if you tweak them live. Because it has an active control system.
Voyager does have aftertouch, more modulations, 1 more oscillator etc.
How cares if LP doesn't have kadzillion features! I've played and tweaked one for couple of hours. No matter what I deed, it sounded just right < made me cry.
Can't say the same about digital synths.
I'm getting one, after this summer, probably. (want to wait a bit :))
PimpMyFahrrad 3 years ago
With all due respect to InuvikPhil, the Phatty sounds anything but limited to me. The overall warm timbre of many of the sounds which it produces makes up for the lack of polyphony, IMHO. What a great tool for sonic sculpting as well as making music! Thanks for posting this!
Coastincolt 4 years ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
At the end of the day, isn't it limiting not to be able to play chords? It's like playing bass instead of guitar, no?
InuvikPhil 4 years ago
it's like playing any monophonic insrument..trumpet, sax, flute.
What do you mean at the end of the day.
It's a FUN and fucking fat sounding instrument.
lazychump 4 years ago
no, it'isn't... it's strange, i know, but it's also incredible what you can do even with only one note-at-once! personally, you should try it. i started music playing a minimoog... then i learned organ... but i prefer the moog synth!
Teslatez 4 years ago
You are mentioning to much faults in 2 sentences, shame onyourself, go google,
HammondB200 3 years ago
Ooh, I heard some Pacman-ish stuff. :D
That's amazing, though!
hazgirl22 4 years ago
nice vid man def pickin this one up!
DJRayMac 4 years ago
I have got to get one...
5:13 - Mason - exceeder (synth voice)
nice
moflez2000 4 years ago
id kill to have that!!!
caressxofxsteel 4 years ago
same cant afford anything close to that
grandmaos 4 years ago
wow nice synth
jettero1 4 years ago
The MoOg is the greatest synth ever made!
mbdalyricalmc 4 years ago
Great Sounding Synth! I'm getting my Moog little Phatty on monday! Thanks for showing off the Moog machine!
acaruso36 4 years ago
cool. good to see the stage edition
wonderbread57 4 years ago
sickest synth ever, i just bought one:)
TMasimore1982 4 years ago