Minimoog
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The Minimoog developed by Bill Hemsath and Jim Scott at R.A. Moog Inc. in 1969,[1] is a monophonic analog subtractive synthesizer. It was released in 1970 and produced until 1981.[2] It was re-designed by Bob Moog in 2002 and then released as the Minimoog Voyager.
Emulators and clones
Software
- easy-muug XT VST plug-in
- GForce Minimonsta
- Arturia Minimoog V
- Steinberg Model E
- Analog Synth Lab – made with SynthMaker[3]
- Bristol Synthesiser Emulations on Linux Mini Moog
Hardware
- Getting started with Eurorack – part 2 by rutgervlek, 11 Apr 2016 - Recreating the architecture of a MiniMoog as the basis of a Eurorack system.
- Sonic Core Minimax (formerly Creamware Minimax)
- Studio Electronics MIDIMoog – A rackmount version of the Minimoog, built around a Model D circuit board.
References
- ^ Analog Days: The Invention and Impact of the Moog Synthesizer, by Trevor Pinch and Frank Trocco, Harvard University Press, 2002, hardcover ISBN 0-674-00889-8, 2004 paperback ISBN 0-674-01617-3
- ^ Chronology 1953–1993 at MoogArchives.com
- ^ KVR Forum
External links
- Wikipedia:Minimoog
- Arturia Minimoog emulator
- Moog Minimoog on Vintage Synth Explorer
- Minimoog on YouTube
- Building a DIY Minimoog by Ryan Boggs, YouTube, Oct 2021
- Minimoog Resource at www.retrosound.de
- Minimoog D info, pictures and audio clips
- silveirago/MidiMood, GitHub - Arduino based MiniMoog MIDI controller
Schematics and manuals
- Minimoog at Synthfool.com
- Moog Minimoog Schematics at E-Music DIY Archive
- Moog Minimoog schematics, manuals and interior photographs, at fantasyjackpalance.com – and further links
- Minimoog Wiki – Information gathered while building a Minimoog Model D Tribute Synthesizer, rackmounted.
- Minimoog Clone
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