How many Moog Voyagers were made?

There have been various editions of the Voyager down the years – in all, some 14,000 were made – and Moog will be saying goodbye by handcrafting 600 final units at its factory in Asheville, NC.

What sort of synthesizer was the Mini Moog?

analog synthesizer
The Minimoog is an analog synthesizer first manufactured by Moog Music between 1970 and 1981. Designed as a more affordable, portable version of the modular Moog synthesizer, it was the first synthesizer sold in retail stores.

Which Moog is polyphonic?

Moog One
Moog One is a tri-timbral, polyphonic, analog dream-synth with nearly unlimited sonic potential.

How much is a Mini Moog?

The Minimoog Model D app is available now for iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch. Buying a hardware Minimoog Model D will set you back $3,500, but the app can be had at an introductory price of $4.99.

What’s the difference between a Minimoog and a Voyager?

Like the Minimoog, the Voyager offers three oscillators. However, the Voyager’s Osc1 offers one more audio octave than the Minimoog’s (32′ to 1′) and loses the ‘Lo’ setting. And, whereas the Minimoog offered six waveform options, the Voyager provides a continuous sweep from triangle to sawtooth to square to pulse waveforms.

What kind of LFO does Bob Moog Voyager have?

Bob Moog and the finished Voyager at its launch.Photo: Mark Ewing Unlike the Minimoog, the Voyager offers a dedicated LFO with a range of approximately 0.2Hz to 50Hz. This is no minor improvement; it frees VCO3 for audio duties, or allows you to use both the LFO and VCO3 as modulators.

What kind of sound does a mini Moog make?

As Lisa demonstrates above, three oscillators tuned in unison will give a tight and direct sound—for basslines and leads. You can detune all three oscillators slightly for a thick, pad-like sound. And from there, tweaking the filter and envelope can make your lines squeal.

Where can I get the true sound of a Minimoog?

For most, the only way to obtain the true sound of a Minimoog is to buy a second-hand Minimoog.