Moog Memorymoog Synthesizer

"Snagged a minted memorymoog, still in the original box! Came with a stupid cat too." -Joel

"You can also find a couple of odds and ends peppered into J’s official shop, like the Danelectro Baby Electric Sitar that he used on tour with Dino and a Moog MemoryMoog used on several J Mascis + The Fog albums while J was 'going through [his] synth period.'"

Martin pictured using the Memorymoog in the studio. In the caption he's quoted as saying: > "Technology has just changed so much... It was a feat just to get a drum machine just to run in time with a sequencer back when we started. Now you've almost got endless possibilities."

”A lot of big, maximalized electronic music now is kind of easy to make, and we were trying to find a different sound.”

JMJ can be seen Very often using the Memorymoog as main keyboard live and also in this video

In video of Nils Frahm's new studio.

[Danny Carey's official website lists the Moog Memorymoog synthesizer](http://dannycarey.org/synths/) as one of Danny's instruments.

S.O.S interview of Air members on how they built their own studio. Air give up the names of their synths plus photo of them

"Memory moog finally up and cranking-- voice modulation is the key to the kingdom"

Memory Moog (Midi-Lintronics)

On Night School, he credits a Korg PS-3100 (which appears on the album cover), an Emulator II, and a finicky MemoryMoog for helping him capture many of the sounds that appear on the record.

Ulrich's Memorymoog is shown at 4:16 in this studio tour with *MusicTech*. Ulrich pulls out the synth and says "Memorymoog, also a nice polyphonic synthesizer from the 80s."

In this tweet from July 2014, Derek Sherinian shows off two of his synths. The one on the left in the photo is a Moog Memorymoog. He says, "Say hello to my little friends!!!!"

In this video Jon plays a Memorymoog

"Today I have many more polys, like the Jupiter-8 and the Memorymoog - a lot of good stuff."

At 2:20 Jake One states, "I use a lot of vintage keyboards... I've got a Memorymoog."

working at my bro's studio

At 2'45'' Nick talks about using the item during the recording sessions for the "All You Need Is Now" album.

Article describes Geoff Downes live rig and lists every piece of gear in the rig

In this tweet, Nigel's keyboard collection can be seen. In the left corner, a Memorymoog can be clearly seen.

The memorymoog can be seen 6:27 into this video.

On the fourteenth picture : Mark Donica playing the Memoryminimoog.

Mentioned in a "studio gear" list in a 2001 interview with Rocket Baby.

This is the 80's rig David Bryan Used

Yuksek Studio Tour With Future Music

Item can bee seen at 1:10

At home, he uses a LinnDrum supplemented by 'a lot of cheap drum machines, which I love. I even have an old Hammond organ that has the 'Mersey Beat' on it." His keyboards are Prophet synthesizers, the Roland Jupiter B and the Memorymoog. He tapes. onto an 80M TEAC, through a Sound Workshops board with outboard processing gear that includes Roland Space Echoes, Even tide harmonizers, Marshall time modulators and the Lexicon 224 delay.

We can see Tim on his Home Studio with a dozen of synth !

At his photo Jan hammer sits with a CMI Fairlight, Roland Jupiter 8, Moog Memorymoog, Yamaha DX7.

Albums which use MOOG Memorymoog : • Rendez-vous > Second Rendez-vous / Second Rendez-vous • Houston/Lyon

In this Slices Tech Talk, Electronic Beats TV looks to delve into the heart of Ian Pooley's Berlin studio

who's playing lintronics modified synths ? Helmut van Aaken, Germany Andre Abshagen (PET), Germany Kurt Ader (KARO), Germany Mirwais Ahmadzaï, France Thomas Aichberger, Germany Malik Al-Badri, Germany

Super easy to see in the right corner of the photo.

The Memory Moog is visible in the bottom right hand corner of the image. "@skudge_elias_landbergSome monsters.. #oberheim #4voice #memorymoog #prophet5 #minimoog #elkasynthex #analog #synthesizers #monsters #jamsyntotek #synthstore #winter #2015"

At 0:43, Deck D'arcy plays "Don't" on the MemoryMoog.

In the video in which Moonlight Matters is taking Future Music Magazine on a tour of his studio, at 0:30:52 he says "Next we are going to move to the Memorymoog which is probably one of my favourite synths".

"We use the internal sequencer and arpeggiator on the Memory Moog, and the arpeggiator on the Jupiter 8 for coming up with lines too. They're run off the [TR-]909 click trigger."

The Moog MemoryMoog synthesizer was used early in John Lawry Solo on the live Petra - Captured In Time and Space album in 1985.

"When I finally got my Memorymoog, that was the synth to go to, but I know with certain things I maybe need a more stable synth."

uses in the video

Seen on Haslinger's Facebook Profile.

According to the Instagram caption, Greenwald recorded something with that synth.

During this live performance of "The Perfectionist" by Saga, Gilmour can be seen using a Memorymoog.

"Usually we just use the Yamaha TX816 rack for basic writing, but I think if you did a whole track with DX sounds it would be a bit thin. So we MIDI it up to a MemoryMoog, a PPG, our producer's Emulator II, in fact, whatever's lying around, depending on the sound we're after. We MIDI together as much as we can really, and we can also tie in our analogue synths, a Sequential Pro One, an OSCar and a MiniMoog."

Richard Dorfmeister: "I have a Moog Prodigy, the classic Yamaha DX7 Mk2 and use both the Moog Voyager and Memorymoog."

He is seen hear circa 1984 playing a Moog Memorymoog.

"I've sold a lot of the keys that were very prestigious but I just didn't like that much,” he says. "The Minimoogs and the [Yamaha] CS80s, the Memorymoog, the [Roland] Jupiter 8… I think they are so overrated because they're really not that great."