The Stunning Synth That Moog Did Not Want

This is the story of the Moog Sonic Six, an American synthesizer from 1972. While branded Moog, Bob Moog had little design involvement and was even opposed to it. Through a series of both unfortunate and fortunate events, Engineer Eugene Zumchak still did get to realize the Sonic Six. Though never as popular as the Minimoog and mostly used for education, this synthesizer is one of the few I dare to call "beast", and try to do my best to prove so in the sound examples. It has numerous outstanding features, which make it special even 50 years afters its creation.

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00:00 Unboxing
00:45 Sound Demos (lots)
07:30 What Makes It Special
11:46 Feedback Patching
12:59 External Processing
14:16 External Sequencing
14:54 Ladder Bass
15:34 Use In A Track
16:54 The Story Of The Un-Moog Moog
19:15 Internal Speaker
19:46 Opinion and Cost
20:55 Outro