The Moog Mother-32 is the first tabletop semi-modular synthesizer from Moog. It is a distinctive analog instrument that adds raw analog sound, sequencing and extensive interconnectivity to any electronic or modular ecosystem. This expansive new li...
Richard Devine commenting on a video he posted to Facebook says, "mother32s X 8 ! Very Lush."
more"Bout to drop some science. #Moog #Mother32 @moogmusic #semimodular #analog #synthesizer"
moreUsed in studio recordings as shown in the video. Recent albums had the MOTHER 32 used in many songs such as "Put your Life On It".
more> Moog Mother32s I used for some textural things. http://www.stampthewax.com/2018/05/24/talking-tech-rival-consoles/
moreThis photo Robert Babicz postet 29.01.2017 at his Facbook Account. He said on this photo the setup for his latest trax is to see. In the Euro Rack case you can see the Moog Mother 32.
moreThank you @moogmusic for this ever evolving corner of my studio #moog #mother32 #voyagerxl
moreIt is unknown for what Hatherley used the Moog Mother 32, the only thing we know that this Moog is not hers.
moreIf you look under the keyboard on the left, you can see the bottom of a Moog Mother-32.
moreNicola Lerra uses two Moog Mother-32. Lerra say "the amount sometimes it's important to experiment".
moreThe Moog Mother-32 is the first tabletop semi-modular synthesizer from Moog. It is a distinctive analog instrument that adds raw analog sound, sequencing and extensive interconnectivity to any electronic or modular ecosystem. This expansive new live performance and production instrument is handcrafted in Asheville, NC and has been meticulously designed to provide musicians with a diverse array of creative tools to inspire new music, unique sound and endless sonic exploration.
Mother-32 comes secured in a rugged extruded aluminum enclosure with wood sides and features a voltage controlled 32-step sequencer with 64 sequence locations, definitive Moog low pass and high pass Ladder Filter, 2 voltage controlled mixers, a classic Moog oscillator with dual outputs, wide-range LFO with audio-rate modulation capability, MIDI input and MIDI to CV conversion, white noise, a modular patchbay with 32 patch-points for extended synthesis complexity and an assignable CV jack with 16 assignable sources.
• Semi-Modular design requires no patching for swift, inspired music creation
• Voltage Controlled 32 Step Sequencer with 64 Sequence Locations
• Low Pass & High Pass Moog Ladder Filter (20Hz–20kHz) with voltage controlled resonance
• External audio input for processing outside sound sources
• Definitive Moog oscillator with Pulse and Sawtooth wave outputs
• 5-pin MIDI input and MIDI to CV converter
• 32 Modular Patch Points (Includes 5 patch cables)
• 2 Voltage controlled mixers
• Superb companion to Werkstatt 01, Minitaur and other synthesizers
• Main module can be easily transferred into a Eurorack skiff or case
• Mount 2 or 3 units vertically with optional 2 and 3 Tier kits
• Complete solution for new Eurorack users – no other items required
Not usually picky about analog vs. digital synthesis, but I love this unit.
lovely round bass and screaming leads. low pass filter is sensual.
This was my first analog synthesiser so I get very excited about using it. It's very good at what it does, and has a beautiful sub. It is also semi-modular so it's a great way into building a modular system.
Very good at what it does, and has a beautiful sub. It's also actually great at making some messed up weird sounds which I love doing.
Yes at first glance it seems a bit limited but once you start to dig into this one you find there is a lot more there than what you thought.
This is a brilliant product both as a standalone and as a great introduction into modular synthesis (eurorack specifically), the only downside is there is no overdrive a la minimoog/voyager and when increasing the resonance the overall volume is decreased. The assign output on the patch bay has numerous capability as it can be a number of things programmed in different ways such as a noise/random generator, also the step sequencer on this is incredible and even at the price it is it is still a bargain when you think of how much it would cost to buy this as individual modules.
Analog bass for days. Semi Modular so I can get obsessed with that later.
A little beast with a powerful sound. I like the open structure and the sequencer. It also features a midi in for quick use as a sound generator with keyboard
Mother-32 is a distinctively vintage-voiced semi-modular analog performance and production synthesizer. It is meticulously handcrafted to inspire unique sound creation, new music and endless sonic exploration.
During the prototype phase, Moog worked with 3 unique synthesists: Erika (Interdimensional Transmissions), Max Ravitz (Ghostly International), and Bana Haffar to produce a video that explores Mother-32’s vast capabilities. Through performance and sound design, each artist displays the extensive vocabulary found within Mother-32. All patches were performed live, with no overdubs.
Sounds great, just like a Moog should. As far as being an "all-in-one"eurorack synth.... it leaves a lot to be desired. You may be misled into thinking that having thirty-two patch points is pretty legit, but I found in practice that a lot of these patch points can be accessed via the front panel - in other words, you don't even need a cable to use a lot of the functions that have patch points. The reason for this is that Moog wants you to use the Mother alongside a eurorack system (or as the centerpiece of your euro system). I really just wanted to have a standalone semi-modular synth to do some experimental music with, and I don't think this is a great box for that purpose. I'm sure you can get weird with it paired up with a few other modules, but on its own it really just does the bread and butter analog monosynth stuff. That's fine, just not what I need.
This thing makes some seriously impressive sounds. I thought a single oscillator would be limiting, but it's seriously inspired some great patches. The audio-rate LFO is fantastic and can be used for all kinds of weird FM-esque sounds! A+++
Single oscillator, LFO, ladder filter, and much more. Well built, too. Great tone.
This is the synth voice for my future eurorack setup, when I get around to building it. Powerful sequencer and MOOG filter!
The first couple times I experimented with the Mother, I was disappointed. After doing a bit of reading on it though, I had enough knowledge to adroitly route for my own patches and got perhaps the best tone I've gotten from a single oscillator. Today my main complaint is that I know a polyphonic version of the same tone would be amazing.
MOOG Mother 32 Trippy Ambient Synth DEMO JAM played with keyboard & sequencer + Neunaber Wet Stereo Reverb add video of girlfriend unboxing Part 1 with keys recorded last night in my studio: MOOG Mother 32 + Neunaber Slate/Wet Stereo V2 + EHX Deluxe Memory Man TT1100 Part two with internal Sequencer was recorded at X-mas night while girlfriend was sleeping beside me: MOOG Mother 32 + Neunaber Slate/Wet Stereo Reverb V2 changed @2:25 to Echelon Tape Delay setting
A fantastic Moog synth at a very good price. Even if you ignore the integration with a eurorack system (which is simplicity itself) this is still a versatile machine. The patch bay makes for easy sound design and the controls themselves are solidly built and intuitive. Sound wise it's not as limited as a single VCO synth might be, in part down to the patch bay but also the base design, which lets you dial in a tone very easily. The built in sequencer isn't bad. A little bit of button tapping is needed to do v=certain things but it's not too bad and you can always plug in a midi controller to do this. I love this little thing and it lives paired with a dfam in a custom case.
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