It’s official! The Moog Labyrinth is here and it’s a West Coast-inspired wonderland with a voltage-controlled wavefolder, state variable filter and dual generative sequencers. New photos and videos!

Moog Labyrinth Is Official

[11 July 2024] After months of leaks and teases, the Moog Labyrinth is finally here. While it may look like other entries in Moog’s 60HP semi-modular family like the Mother-32 and Spectravox, it’s actually quite different from what we’ve come to expect from the subtractive East Coast synthesis pioneers.

To do that, it takes a different approach from typical Moog instruments by introducing new types of oscillators, a non-Ladder state variable filter, wavefolding and parallel processing. It also features two generative sequencers “to help inspire new compositional ideas.” Much of this we suspected from past leaks (see below) but it’s nice to have it confirmed.

As with other instruments in the series, Moog Labyrinth is semi-modular and features a comprehensive patchbay with 32 patch points plus analog clock and MIDI sync.