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The Moog One Synthesizer marks a turning point in the history of analog synthesis and is Moog's first polyphonic instrument in over three decades. This masterpiece of synthesizer technology is handcrafted in Asheville, North Carolina, and combines intuitive tactile control with revolutionary sound quality. The Moog One represents not only an expansion of musical possibilities but also a new level of interaction between musician and instrument.

One of the outstanding features of the Moog One is undoubtedly its legendary Moog sound. Moog's analog circuits, known for their powerful presence and rich harmonics, find their ultimate evolution in this synthesizer. Every detail of the Moog One reflects years of research and development, resulting in an unparalleled sonic experience.

The Moog One's polyphonic sound engine is based on the most advanced architecture ever conceived for a Moog synthesizer. With three state-of-the-art analog voltage-controlled oscillators (VCOs) per voice, two independent analog filters, and a multitude of other features, the Moog One offers unparalleled sonic diversity and depth.

But the Moog One doesn't just impress with its inner workings. Its handcrafted ash wood cabinet and aluminum front panel with 73 knobs and 144 keys invite you on a tactile exploration journey. The expanded screen functions provide additional parameters and make operating the synthesizer intuitive and efficient.

Another highlight is the premium effects found in the extensive Moog One library. These range from chorus and delay to high-quality Eventide reverbs like Blackhole and Shimmer. They can be applied to individual timbres as well as the master bus. The Moog One's signal path remains completely analog when bypassing all effects.

The extensive memory capacity of the Moog One allows you to store and recall tens of thousands of presets, easily categorized, edited, and shared via a USB drive. Up to 64 presets can be assigned to a performance set, which is particularly advantageous for live performances and studio sessions.

The Moog One is not only polyphonic but also tri-timbral, meaning it can play up to three synthesizer sounds simultaneously—whether divided, layered, or distributed across the keyboard. Each synthesizer offers access to its own sound parameters, note ranges, and sequencer, allowing you to create rich ensemble performances and evolving sonic landscapes.

With the Moog One, you get an instrument that combines technological innovation with over half a century of experience in analog synthesis. It's a true powerhouse of sound design that inspires your musical creativity and opens up new horizons.

Features Moog One

• Polyphony and Tri-Timbrality: First-rate polyphonic capabilities with the ability to play up to three synthesizers simultaneously
• Legendary Moog Sound: The renowned Moog analog circuits deliver powerful presence and rich harmonics
• Intuitive Control: A combination of 73 knobs and 144 keys allows for deep, hands-on control
• Advanced Sound Architecture: Most advanced synthesizer architecture for unique sound diversity
• Versatile Oscillators and Filters: Three analog VCOs and two independent analog filters per voice for extensive sound shaping
• Extensive Effect Library: A wide range of synth and master bus effects, including premium Eventide reverbs
• Comprehensive Preset Storage: Storage and recall of tens of thousands of presets with easy organization and USB sharing
• Performance Sets and Snapshots: Quick access to presets and the ability to save settings for live use
• Premium Keyboard: Premium 61-key Fatar TP-8S keyboard with velocity and aftertouch for a balanced playing feel
• Customizable Expression Tools: An X/Y pad and high-quality modulation wheels for additional expression possibilities
• Robust and Elegant Design: Handcrafted ash wood cabinet and aluminum front panel give the synthesizer a refined appearance

Technical Specifications

• Polyphony: 16 voices
• Oscillators: 3 VCOs per voice with waveform mixing and OLED displays
• Unison Mode: Up to 48 oscillators in unison mode on the 16-voice instrument
• Filters: 2 filters per voice (2 multimodal state variable filters and a classic Moog ladder filter)
• Envelopes: 3 DAHDSR envelopes per voice with user-definable curves
• Multitimbrality: 3-part
• Sequencer and Arpeggiator: Separate for each timbre
• Noise Generator: Dual-source with dedicated envelope
• Mixer: With external audio input
• Ring Modulation: With selectable routing option
• LFOs: 4 assignable LFOs
• Keyboard: Premium 61-key Fatar TP-8S with velocity and aftertouch
• X/Y Pad: Pressure-sensitive, 3-axis
• Effects: Digital synth and master bus effects, including Eventide Hall
• MIDI: USB and DIN MIDI
• Memory Slots: Thousands of presets storable
• Outputs: 2 x ¼" stereo headphone outputs, 2 pairs of assignable ¼" outputs
• CV/Gate IO: 9 assignable connections (5 in/4 out)
• USB: Support for system and preset backup
• LAN Port: For future expansions
• Weight: 20.4 kg
• Dimensions (W x D x H): 1070 x 510 x 180 mm