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Purchased many years ago, it's in excellent shape, and sounds fantastic! I have no use and room for it anymore- with the hope that whoever purchases, takes the same amount of excellent care that it's been maintained throughout the years! Feel free to reach out if you have any questions.
DESCRIPTION:
The Memorymoog is a worthy successor to the Polymoog in that it was a proper polyphonic. The major difference is that the Polymoog is a top octave divider system while the Memorymoog is a assignable voice system which is the superior design. There are a lot of tricks in the Memorymoog that is not possible in the Polymoog, chief among them voice modulation. That is why the Memorymoog has a broader palette of sounds over the Polymoog.
Soon after Memorymoog was released, the "plus" version with an additional set of functions appeared:
MIDI interface was, perhaps, the main introduction. The instrument featured MIDI in and out. The synthesizer comprehended MIDI basic commands: note on/off and program change. It wasn’t possible to set the MIDI channel for the synthesizer, that’s why Memorymoog couldn’t interact with other synthesizers.
Sequencer allowed you to record six polyphonic and six monophonic sequences without further editing.
The MIDI/sequencer module was sold separately from the synthesizer, which allowed a user to upgrade the old Memorymoog.
Among the users we should mention Jean-Michel Jarre, Duran Duran, Bon Jovi, The Crystal Method.
SIZE:
40"x 18" x 6"
KEY FEATURES:
Number of Keys
- 61 Keys
Keyboard Action
- Synth Action
Analog / Digital
- Analog
MIDI I/O
- MIDI Through
- MIDI Input
- MIDI Output
Key Size
- Full Size
Polyphony
- 6 Voices
OTHER FEATURES:
- MIDI interface: One of the first electronic instruments to include a factory-installed MIDI interface
- Sequencer: A basic monophonic and polyphonic sequencer that can control an externally connected monophonic synthesizer
- Unison mode: Stacks all oscillators on a single key, creating thunderous monophonic bass and lead sounds
- Reset mode: Allows you to play the Memorymoog Plus like a monophonic synthesizer
- Memory reset: Keeps a group of voices per octave, making it easier to play when using the Glide circuit
- Modulation: A generous modulation department that can be controlled with an external LFO, analog sequencer, or theremin
- CV voltage output: Can be adjusted to match your playing style or musical requirements
- External solo voice: Can be switched on or off from the panel
- Oscillator section: A large oscillator section with a sawtooth wave, square wave, and triangle wave
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Listed | 4 months ago |
Condition | Excellent (Used) Excellent items are almost entirely free from blemishes and other visual defects and have been played or used with the utmost care.Learn more |
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