07-The Moog Minimoog Demonstration- A certain amazing function you may have missed...

[@pw7752]

Wow - I've just found my source of 80s Dr Who sound effects! Thank you - I learned some things today!

[@kaitlyn__L]

Footage from the Radiophonic Workshop says they primarily used an Odyssey and a CS80 for the 80s version of the theme and its incidental music, but the Minimoog is capable of many of the same effects as you see here 😊 (There was an old grainy version of that interview put on KZbin forever ago, but the BBC put out their own HD version a couple of years ago!)

[@sansmojo]

I'll never understand why your channel isn't more popular. I'm always thrilled to see a new video, even of a synth that I'll probably never justify the expense for.

[@automaticgainsay]

Thank you so much!

[@entropybentwhistle]

If you can’t justify a Minimoog, this is a time when cognitive dissonance can be your friend.

[@kevinbatchelor9566]

That patch around the 13:00 mark sounds amazing.

[@davidlovering6033]

Wonderful Marc. Thank you!

[@automaticgainsay]

It’s a truly wonderful device!

[@GizzyDillespee]

Beautiful demo... great sounds towards the end

[@automaticgainsay]

Thank you!

[@ssmith2019]

Good Times, Fun Times !😁

[@moogfooger]

Hi, you have misnamed your synth! There is nothing "mini" about this incredible instrument and I have chosen to now call it the "MightyMoog". It is a much more apt description for this fabulous piece of technology. Mini in size but Mighty in conception! Great series and the best expose of this on KZbin. Bravo

[@slipknotboy555]

Sacrificing an oscillator may not be ideal, but as you basically said - there's 3 of them! So not as big of a deal as it could've been. Plus, we're talking about a relatively early standalone synth, ofc; the fact we have a fairly versatile mod source like that is very nice. [6 waves, keytracked or not, audio rates, etc.]