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The Memorymoog is legendary for being an absolutely massive synthesizer and being incredible Unreliable. But now you can enjoy the classic Moog sound without having to Headache Or the high antique price, thanks to Arturia’s Memory V emulator.
The Memorymoog was only manufactured between 1982 and 1985, and was the last polyphonic synthesizer made by Moog before it declared bankruptcy in 1987. People loved its sound, which was described as six Minimoogs in a box, and the Memorymoog+ was among the first synths to adopt MIDI. It also came right up as the synth industry was shifting from analog to digital.
She was also notorious for being… He rushed to the marketthe presence of tuning problems, power supply failure, random construction, and excessive Difficult to serve. Things that aren’t actually a problem for software.
Only about 3,500 were produced, and they are now produced regularly $15,000 In a wine market. If you’re willing to take on someone who needs some work, you might be able to steal close to $10,000. For comparison, Memory V will only cost you $149, or less if you’re an existing Arturia customer.
The Memory V has three oscillators and the famous Moog lowpass ladder filter for each sound, just like the real deal. It also features an interface that recreates dozens of knobs and buttons found in the original. And if you really want, you can combine all six sounds – 18 oscillators in total – to get absolutely massive strings. There are a lot of towering emulations of classic synths in Arturia plugin librarybut Memory V may be able to use the most oppressive tones of all.
Arthur It also includes a lot of modern amenities that didn’t exist in the 1980s for obvious reasons. For one, it supports MIDI polyphonic expression (MP) for complex control of each note. It also has a drag-and-drop modulation system with multiple envelopes, LFOs, and a function generator. There’s also a powerful audio multi-tool for creating complex rhythmic and melodic lines.
Memory V excels in typical 80s brass sounds, loose pads, and rich strings. You can also specify exactly how much analog jitter you want. So, if you want it to look like you bought a broken-down Memorymoog in desperate need of service, you can.
Arturia’s Memory V is available now. Existing customers can log in to see their discount offer.
