Moog is reviving the analog electronic synthesizers of the 1970s that sparked a musical revolution. The company announces that it's restarting limited production of three of its classic large format, ...

For many, the name Robert Moog may only sound familiar due to the synthesizer company that bears his name... if at all. However, chances are you've likely heard one of the instruments that carry that ...

The price of entry for a real-deal analog Moog synth isn’t particularly low. Other than the limited-run Werkstatt-01, the most affordable is the Minitaur, which will set you back $600. Now, that’s not ...

The good news for lovers of analog-synths and the music that issues forth from them: Moog is going to start manufacturing three of its much-loved, idiosyncratic modular synthesizers—the System 55, the ...

Moog’s new Powered Eurorack Case, available in both 60HP and 104HP formats, invites modular artists to expand their setups and serves as the perfect jumping-off point for anyone interested in ...

Asheville, NC, September 17, 2019 — The invention of the Moog Synthesizer in 1964 forever changed the way we hear the world around us. The new machine could break down the fundamental building blocks ...

The 1971 all-analogue instrument returns in lovingly crafted new form When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Following a limited-time ...

While my main coverage in Forbes is computing and AI, I occasionally write about audio and music. This time I had the opportunity to test a new analog synthesizer from Moog Music designed as a great ...

Moog has unveiled a new retro inspired semi-modular analogue synthesizer which takes the form of the Grandmother and is priced at $899. Designed to be a stand-alone system or connected to other sound ...

From Gary Numan's "Cars" and Vangelis's Blade Runner soundtrack, to intricate progressive rock solos and a revolution on the dance floor, the synthesizer's place in music history is secure. Today's ...

This time last year, I walked into a Toronto store called Moog Audio and walked out with a Teenage Engineering OP-1—a curious little portable digital synthesizer that looks, at first glance, like a ...