MOOG MINIMOOG - uncommon sounds PART 2

[fooloof]

You've got some serious skills, dude.

[kyafun]

・・・いいっ！！ｗ

[InvizionsStudios]

I don't care how many times people tell me it's pronounced mogue, I will always pronounce it muug

nice playing, however

[Mikemaniax]

That first sound isn't that uncommon. I've heard Jan Hammer use that setting quite a bit.

[synthpro]

Nice!!!

[tekkentool]

gah, it's so lovely to hear how nice the filter sounds, it filters all the right frequencies while keeping perfect clarity, never crushing the sounds, staying completely smooth, liquid and classy. thanks for the demo i particularly loved the boppy bass sounds that comes in around 1:45

[ElektroNoiser]

It is difficult to find someone who wants to get rid of one of these...

Great synth!

[hotlanta71]

i think the model Ds from the 70s are 3000 and as well as the new voyager ones.

[lordkelvin1]

how much does one of those cost? and how come you've got so many nice synths? =)

[enthusia492]

theyre pretty expensive. for a real 70's one they can be up to $6000 i believe. for a brand new Minimoog reissue its around $3-4000.

[lordkelvin1]

Thanks. Now for the other question: how the heck does he get them!?! he must be working in the field or something not so differing.

[enthusia492]

yeah, its really hard to find an original in such good condition like that. They probably just know someone who knows someone who knows someone. thats how it works with rare stuff like that.

[tekkentool]

keep in mind the moog voyagers do not sound the same, they are smoother, and more flexible, but they don't have the same magic