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    Review: Moog One

    Aug 11, 2021 6 minutes
    by Jan Wilking

    Available in an 8- or 16-voice edition, Moog‘s flagship synth is visually based on the legendary Memorymoog and offers all the options for virtually unlimited sound design. Ambitious sound designers should find a tool of superlatives in the Moog One; Electro Musicians, the creative basis for their sounds; and studios, an inexhaustible source of sounds. In addition, the Moog One aims to present itself as an ideal stage instrument due to its clear operation and the ability to directly intervene in the sound generation and processing at any time.

    Classic and timeless design

    After such an announcement, a certain awe naturally resonates when the package containing the synthesizer then stands in front of you. And the Moog One impresses even before the first note with its lush dimensions of 107 x 51 x 18 cm with a weight of over 20 kilograms! For unpacking and setting up the synthesizer, you should plan at

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