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Based on the vintage circuitry of classic Moog synthesizer modules.

Capable of creating rich evolving chord patterns immediately with “no patching required”, Matriarch invites access to an abundance of inspiring textures, new sounds, and an endless supply of happy accidents through its 90 modular patch points. Based on the vintage circuitry of classic Moog synthesizer modules, Matriarch is a catalyst for creative ideas and a medium for multidimensional expression.

The pinnacle of Moog’s semi-modular family of synthesizers, Matriarch’s patchable architecture and classic Moog circuits reward open exploration with endless sonic possibilities and unparalleled analog sound. Matriarch’s 4 analog VCOs can be split into 4 notes of paraphony that can be sequenced, shifted, and stored with the instrument’s intuitive 256 step sequencer, or stacked in unison to create a massive 4 oscillator mono synth.

With a deep assortment of synthesis modules based on Bob Moog’s original circuit designs, Matriarch’s 100% analog signal path spans a dynamic sonic vocabulary – from overdriven monophonic bass to gently evolving paraphonic plucks that cycle through waveshapes into a wash of infinite delay trails. Coupling the power of vintage-designed stereo ladder filters, dual Envelope Generators, stereo Analog Delays, and stereo VCAs, Matriarch delivers a multi-dimensional sound that empowers the sonic exploration of both space and time.

Though Matriarch’s semi-modular design requires absolutely no patching, 90 modular patch points are easily accessible throughout the panel via the included 3.5mm patch cables. This powerful electronic instrument is a highly-versatile addition to any stage or studio that can effortlessly transform from a performance keyboard into a fully modular analog synthesizer at a moment’s notice.

In addition to its standalone function, Matriarch is also an ideal processor of external sound sources and a powerful keyboard front-end for expanding a , , , or .

Key Features
  • VOICE MODE 
    Mono, duo, and 4-note paraphonic playability
  • ANALOG DELAY 
    Stereo analog delay w/ up to 700ms of MIDI sync-able stereo or ping/pong style repeats
  • SEQUENCER
    256 step sequencer w/ up to 4 notes per step and 12 stored patterns. Can be decoupled from Matriarch to independently sequence external gear.
  • ARPEGGIATOR
    Arpeggiator with selectable modes (Order, Forward/Backward, Random).
  • SEMI-MODULAR DESIGN
    Semi-modular analog synthesizer - no patching required.
  • CLOSE MODULAR CAPABILITIES
    90 modular patch points for endless exploration
  • KEYBOARD
    Expressive 49-note Fatar keyboard w/ patchable velocity and aftertouch.
  • ANALOG OSCILLATORS
    4 analog oscillators w/ selectable waveshape and hard sync per-oscillator.
  • LFO
    Full-range analog LFO with 6 selectable waveshapes.
  • LADDER FILTERS
    Dual analog filters with parallel (HP/LP), stereo (LP/LP), and series (HP/LP) modes available.
  • ENVELOPE GENERATORS
    Dual analog ADSR envelopes.

ConditionBrand New (New)
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Brand
Model
  • Moog Matriarch Semi-Modular Paraphonic Analog Synth
Finish
  • Stock
Categories
Year
  • 2010-present

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