The Bob Moog Foundation is excited to announce the release of the Bob Moog Foundation 15th Anniversary Miniraze Sound Bank from Seattle-based music technology company MOK. In conjunction with the release of thier new virtual synthesizer Miniraze, MOK has collected over 200 sounds from some of music’s most sought after composers, sound designers, producers, synthesists, and artists, including a signature sound from Mark Mothersbaugh, composer and co-founder of DEVO.
Other contributors include Alessandro Cardinale, Erik Norlander, Taiho Yamada, Drew Neumann, John Enroth (Mutato Muzika composer), Anthony Baldino, Casey Baldwin, Peter Dyer, Chrissy Tignor, Klaus-Peter Rausch, Kelly Marie, Amin Bhatia, John Skippy Lehmkuhl, Michael Boddicker, and Jerry Kovarsky.
“As we do our part to move the art and science of synthesis forward, we recognize that we are standing on the shoulders of giants,” said Taiho Yamada, co-founder and VP of Product at MOK. “It’s hard to imagine within today’s musical landscape, but before Moog synths existed, few people on Earth had ever heard an electronically synthesized sound. There was a sense of exploration and discovery back then that we hope to bring back with Miniraze and the Bob Moog Foundation 15th Anniversary Sound Bank.”
The Bob Moog Foundation 15th Anniversary Miniraze Sound Bank will be available for $49 in the MOK store: https://mok.com/bmf_sound_bank.php
ABOUT MOK
MOK is an innovative music technology company focusing on new forms of audio synthesis and effects. The company was founded by Rob Rampley, Taiho Yamada and Chris Compton, designers and developers whose resumés include such acclaimed products as the Quadrasynth, QS Series, Andromeda, Ion, Micron, Fusion, Venom, GuitarPort, Pod Farm, Guitar Hero, BioTek and Waverazor. For more information, visit mok.com.