Vintage Synth Explorer

Moog • Multimoog

The Multimoog was the big brother to the Micromoog. It's a classic monophonic synth that features 2 oscillators, a ribbon controller, variable waveforms, flexible sample and hold, LFO, aftertouch (for pitch, VCF, or LFO rate) and a great sounding 24dB Moog filter. Like the Micromoog, the Multimoog was designed to be a cheaper alternative to the Minimoog. It is used by Underworld.

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Joe Maffei

Posted 100 days ago

I just learned from Roger Dumas, keyboardist in the band Lipps Inc, that all the synth sounds used in Funkytown came from a Multimoog.

Dave Reeves

Posted 180 days ago

Pretty sure this synth was used to produce that "reedy sounding" synth lead solo on the Steve Winwood classic, "While You See a Chance" (1980). Sounds like Pulse waves using PWM and filter mods to produce the classic phasing effect.

mike rogers

Posted 324 days ago

sorry , bild...got your name mixed up with chris k .. thanks again

mike rogers

Posted 324 days ago

thanks chris k..! have e mailed them and wil let you know how it turns out .

Chris K.

Posted 330 days ago

I own one! I love it! I bought mine from David at Analog Keys (their add is always in the back of Keyboard Magazine). It's perfect, like it was new!

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