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Malcolm Cecil’s iTONTO to benefit Bob Moog Foundation

Sep 11, 2015 |

Synthesizer maverick and Grammy award winning producer Malcolm Cecil announces the release of iTONTO, an app for iPad and iPhone that offers up a trove of historical and technical information about the world’s largest synthesizer. Best known for its prominence on four...

MOTU Announces Bob Moog Foundation Encore Soundbank

May 19, 2015 | ,

The Bob Moog Foundation and MOTU are proud to announce the release of the Bob Moog Foundation Encore Soundbank, a new, compelling collection of instrument and percussion sounds produced in commemoration of Bob Moog's 81st Birthday, coming up on May 23rd. In a...

Herb Deutsch interview: Moog legacy legend on the Moog Liberation

Herb Deutsch interview: Moog legacy legend on the Moog Liberation

Apr 14, 2015 |

As part of our spring 2015 raffle for a vintage, analog Moog Liberation, we delved into the story of this synthesizer. Composer and music educator Herbert Deutsch was an early collaborator of Bob’s with his first modules, and was the marketing director for Moog Music...

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The Verge | There’s Now a Museum Dedicated to Robert Moog and Synthesis Called the Moogseum

May 26, 2019

Robert Moog changed the landscape of music forever when he launched the first commercial synthesizer in the ‘60s. Since then, the Moog name has become synonymous with synthesis and iconic pieces of hardware like the Minimoog. Now, the Bob Moog Foundation has opened the Moogseum — a museum dedicated to Moog’s work and other important music devices — in Asheville, North Carolina.

Engadget | Moog Museum Tells the History of Popular Synthesized Music

May 26, 2019

There’s no doubt that Bob Moog had a massive influence on music by making synthesizers popular and accessible, and now there’s a dedicated place to pay homage to his legacy. The Bob Moog Foundation has opened the Moogseum, a museum in Asheville, North Carolina that includes static and interactive exhibits devoted to its namesake’s synths as well as other electronic instruments.

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