Finally got my hands on a DFAM, the sounds you can create are just so unique and analog rich, the versatility is unlimited. although I do recommend googling and buying a MAFD by sonoclast so you can hook up midi controller and record in DAW with ease. definitely not a cheap piece of gear but the quality you get with MOOG is unbeatable.
Also big up to the seller Austin Bazaar! great service
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A Fresh Take
Labyrinth introduces a classic West Coast sound into the Mother Ecosystem. Experience rich analog synthesizer history in both surprising and recognizable sonic textures.
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A Sound Mosaic
The beating heart of Labyrinth is a robust dual sequencer, using chance operations to construct two unique 8-step paths which twist and curve around each other, forming a mesmerizing path of sound.
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New Topologies
A new filter design from Moog, Labyrinth's voltage-controlled state-variable filter can create anything from deep, punchy bass to resonant bandpass sweeps.
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Dynamic Colors
A parallel signal path rearrangeable with the flick of a switch combine with voltage-controlled blending for dynamic sounds that morph over time.
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Plays Well with Others
With a comprehensive patch bay, Labyrinth can be synced via analog clock or MIDI while processing, directing, and being influenced by other gear.
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Malleable Sonic Adventures
Fully capable of standing on its own, or adding depth to your existing rack, it’s equally at home in a live set or at the center of a humble bedroom studio.
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Mother-32
An intuitive and expandable semi-modular synthesizer that adds a distinct raw analog sound, powerful sequencing, and extensive interconnectivity to any creative, electronic or modular ecosystem.
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Subharmonicon
An intensely creative semi-modular analog polyrhythmic synthesizer that uses mathematical ratios to tune its four subharmonic oscillators, and to control the timing of its four rhythm generators.
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Spectravox
Expand the sonic possibilities in your studio with this powerful semi-modular analog spectral processor that creates lively drones and colorful tonal sweeps on its own.
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DFAM
Drummer From Another Mother (DFAM) is a highly-interactive, semi-modular analog percussion synthesizer and a vibrant deviation from the traditional drum machine.
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MSS Accessory Kit
Mount any combination of Mother-32, DFAM, Subharmonicon, Spectravox, and Labyrinth semi-modular synths together vertically for maximum modularity and synthesis possibilities.
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I'm happy that they are releasing more synths. It's disappointing they are no longer assembled in the USA but 600 bucks for a filter bank/ vocoder thing is a ton of money for a module w a voice...so I'm sure if they made it here who knows what they would have to charge I guess...idk. I really hope the Labyrinth synth comes out quickly.....I like weird things but I can understand this may not be for everyone. Simply it's good for somebody that has a ton of other things like me, but I would not want this to be my only instrument. It would be awful.
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- Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2024Style: SpectravoxVerified Purchase
I'm happy that they are releasing more synths. It's disappointing they are no longer assembled in the USA but 600 bucks for a filter bank/ vocoder thing is a ton of money for a module w a voice...so I'm sure if they made it here who knows what they would have to charge I guess...idk. I really hope the Labyrinth synth comes out quickly.....I like weird things but I can understand this may not be for everyone. Simply it's good for somebody that has a ton of other things like me, but I would not want this to be my only instrument. It would be awful.
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Sturdy and useful, but expensive for what it is...
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Really easy to assemble and create your Moog Studio 3, the power junction box is also super useful to save plug space... However, I do have a few things to whinge about.RobSturdy and useful, but expensive for what it is...
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 8, 2024
The stand itself isn't that chunky, which is probably a good thing as you don't want it too heavy. But I am struggling to see why it's priced so high. I get that the brand is premium and I love the synths, but I'm convinced you could get a nicer stand for less price on Etsy.
The cables that come with it are cheap and aren't shielded... I also suspect that the audio quality from the junction box might be a little suspect and eventually I'll only use it for power. If you try to tuck all the cables under and around the back you just get a tonne of noise... All off to the side it's fine.
I'm going to keep it as I've (finally) managed to assemble a studio and I've wanted one for a while, but I can see eventually moving to something else.
If I got another synth or two to complement - I'll be going to Etsy instead.
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Elektronik Bastl WastlReviewed in Germany on October 28, 2024
stabil und perfekt aufzubauen
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