MOOG MUSIC Matriarch

4-note paraphonic Semi-Modular Analog Synth with 49-key effects Moog Matriarch is an analog synthesizer with 4 paraphonic voices that includes a new selection of traditional Moog modules in a new semi-modular configuration intended to redefine category standards. Equipped with a 49-key Fatar keyboard with patchable velocity and aftertouch, it includes among the most interesting features a 256-step Sequencer, Arpeggiator, Stereo Ladder Filters and Stereo Analog Delay. Matriarch does not require patches to generate complex and expressive sounds and was created to be Moog's new top of the range for the semi-modular/Eurorack compatible category. Bob Moog's original projects, reengineered to be able to better integrate with DAW, MIDI instruments and the most varied Eurorack modular systems, revive in a sumptuous, yet accessible, semi-modular configuration. Matriarch communicates perfectly with other members of the family such as DFAM, Mother-32 or Grandmother, enriching and governing an already rich semi-modular ecosystem with a traditional analog flavor. Matriarch's 100% analog signal path generates a dynamic sonic range, from monophonic bass to paraphonic peaks, that evolves perfectly through different waveforms. The Moog matriarch offers for the first time together the power of the stereo Ladder Filters inspired by the classic 904A, the envelopes based on 911, the stereo Analog Delay based on MF-104M and the Moog module of the 500 series, the stereo VCA based on the classic 902 module and a 256-step Sequencer, all in an extremely attractive guise. Main features: ● Semi-modular analog synthesizer: does not require any patch● Available modes: 4-note mono, duo and paraphonic ● 700 ms stereo analog delay ● 256-step sequencer ● Atatore with selectable modes ● 90 patch points● 49-key Fatar keyboard ● 4 analog oscillators with selectable waveform● Double Ladder filter ● Two dual analog ADSR● VCA envelopes● 3 bipolar voltage attenuators● 2x4 multi wireless with parallel cable● additional LFO useful for adding modulation to delays, filters and VCA