Moog Memorymoog Plus - shredding demo - 18 oscillators of pure analog power

[@warptek]

I remember trying one of these out in a music store decades ago and was just blown away by the sounds. Thick and layered and just dripping with synthiness goodness.

[@joshspringer130]

Dude please post more videos of these. Love it

[@drkam6]

It's great to watch a demo with someone who knows to play the instrument so well. Thank you for posting.

[@SimulationThesis]

Great synth, really one of my faves. I hope I can get one soon. You are a freaking amazing keyboardist by the way!

[@SynthesizersForPeace]

Awesome playing and the synth sounds amazing!

[@rayamaya8319]

SAGA used these in the early days (and the polymoog). Great sound!

[@rockanthems]

wow that is so nice , sounds better than any synth I've ever heard, you play great , even better on a great synth

[@hamsterdunce]

This video was originally intended as support media for an eBay auction in 2010. I had planned on taking it down afterwards, but people seemed to like it so I left it up. Obviously a well-rounded review would have included more than just the one sound (but man, what a sound!).

[@xeractus]

My god that is one pristine analogue keyboard! If only I had the money... :(

[@SimulationThesis]

"Give a guitarist a run for their money" -Rick Wakeman on the Minimoog Model D This thing could make even the best guitarist sound like a fuckin' baby playing a recorder!

[@snuppssynthchannel]

Meh, not in a world where Allan Holdsworth lived.

[@LittleReBornStudio]

Hi Friend, sincerely congratulations for the beautiful instrumentation, beautiful and splendid synthesizers demo well done. I now consider purchasing memorymoog, but before buy I try it sounds library. At the end, I ask kindly if you help find audio files with programs for memorymoog, for use with cassette interface. Thank you again for your willingness and competence. best regards

[@thecosmicblueautie]

I'm in love. With the synth, of course. :-)

[@Sound8VisionVibe]

Nice demo, I love the description!

[@alecjahn]

What an incredible set of keys.

[@yeotao]

i love yr video description.....next time i'll look out for demons ascensing into my room too when i play....

[@BarryWarne]

amazing synth - I used to have one. Best sound, but crashed a lot due to simply too much circuitry in the box. I could never get all 6 voices to be tuned at the same time. But what a sound. Cheers.

[@Laxalo]

that description cracked me up man...and it was accurate!

[@Wiesolator]

Great Demo! Perfect! But this baby you've never have sold, its a absolute incredible pice of sound!

[@NicenEasyuk]

My best friends dad has one of these, and it's going no where fast. Worth a few grand in a couple decades thats for sure

[@peter47a]

You rock on any synth, keep it up :)

[@scotty]

nice demo, I've got one of those in the US but I've been living in Italy and thank goodness for virtual synths I need to have the sound but the memorymoog is heavy and so I've got the virtual studio on my computer these days. Nice video and nice playing.

[@Gazdatronik]

Its the TRAAAAIN! So untouchable.

[@Shred_The_Weapon]

Nine years later, I hope you successfully helped your friend sell this beauty. Listening to the way you play it, you could sell anybody anything. I would like to know what equipment you’ve got in your own arsenal of keyboards and synthesizers.

[@ajarproject4021]

Please moog please please reissue this besat I have a toxic stage 2 phatty and it is frigging awesome but I need a polyphonic moog

[@solomonjenkins9505]

I just sample my sub across my korg m3 88 and voila

[@EverettDudgeon138]

threalis Maradona They are bringing out a 16 voice polysynth called the Moog One next year. Price is around $8K.

[@threalismaradona9899]

@@EverettDudgeon138 Yep and I was about to buy one when my furnace died the sad part that cost more then the 16 voice

[@icecreaman2010]

@@EverettDudgeon138 I have an orginal memorymoog. The new one doesnt appear to have to great filter and rawness as the original does but it's still pretty nice.

[@CW2SCOGG]

Dave has nice chops, the MM is still a monstrous always out of tune bastard that overpowers every track that is ever sits in a mix...I wouldn't repurchase my old one for half the price I paid for it in 84

[@LittleReBornStudio]

very good and analog instrument! great and fat sound!

[@iloverush123]

Christ, the bass coming out of this thing...gives a Taurus a run for the money.

[@TootAzraq]

it's not exactly 6 minimoogs in one, the memorymoog uses a different filter and therefore doesn't match the sound of the mini...

[@concertmaister100]

Do you still have the Memorymoog Plus for sale???

[@hamsterdunce]

No way... in 20 years TV's gonna be wallpaper.

[@Gazdatronik]

Good reasons why..... Dave is an excellent keyboard player. Most synth owners aren't good musicians. Dave showcases other peoples gear all the time as he can be comical, engaging, and a little bit technical. Dave is famous. Nuff said.

[@insanity54]

Man, that's a pretty keyboard. I want it just so I can look at it.

[@ArtificialBanana]

Awesome!

[@CW2SCOGG]

As long as he doesn't mind lugging it around from gig to gig, more power to him...its a monster heavyweight...Laptop and controller for me today, all the way....so much easier and softsynths like Imposcar just sound ballsy...as does the Arturia and NI stuff...newer virtual has so much more sonic power than any older analog, sorry to say. Maybe not as 'individual' sounding, but so much more sonic power for sure

[@jasoncorganbrown]

MASSIVE BASS

[@JeffHL2005]

sick!

[@TheKingDaKaTV]

i know its crazy its like double the price it was in the 80's, i thought the price of electronics was supposed to go down and down... what next will those big fat 90's tv's sell for $2000-$3000 in like 20 years?

[@hubbsllc]

Good lord.

[@CW2SCOGG]

I want my old one back, now.....

[@instrumentalistjade8367]

ill wait for the reface Memorymoog

[@souljahminusbeatsdeb]

This machine is awesome. I think i'm in love. How can someone sell a beauty like this?

[@Droidbot_electro]

man you play very fast- impressive! memoryboy is selled?

[@NicenEasyuk]

My friends dad has this synth but it's missing a few knobs/sliders/buttons. Is there a way to get replacements?

[@testohtoby]

Which scale is the one you played at about 1:30?

[@brettb4904]

Moogs rule!

[@metabog]

Holy crap, how can you possibly play THAT fast?

[@jacobbrown1690]

they should make a surface mounted device version of this. so it would not cost 25k to reissue

[@Lowerhaightstreet]

Hey look its Eddy VanMooglen

[@zorancalic65]

why everybody show his technique, instead of possibility of instruments. I heard only one sound

[@EndoTelevision]

I spit my drink all over the wall

[@daftmusician]

i have a question, this is powerful than a korg polysix?

[@headz51230]

Jesus plays this

[@PHAEDRIDER]

18 oscillators?

[@emilshere]

did someone actually pay 4 grand for a synth?

[@Minimoogman]

Toca pra caraio...

[@EphemeralProductions]

Poor neighbors! Hope they didn't come up and squawk at ya afterwards! LOL

[@TheKingDaKaTV]

what do you mean?? noones gonna watch tv?? or its gonna be so advanced you watch it from your wall and not a screen

[@NicenEasyuk]

He runs his on maintenance/engineering company. Plays in a large band for practically free for the sheer fun of it and has no interest in selling it. I was merely stating the point, a correct point. But I'll rephrase what I said, worth a few grand in a couple decades that's for sure, whether people buy it or not.

[@skyprop]

you Probably sold it already but, Was it Updated beforehand?

[@ROBOTISATTVA]

Dave rulez.

[@noddyspuncture]

needs calibrating, that would prob cure the mono/poly tuning thing...

[@CW2SCOGG]

I paid $2499 for mine at west LA Music in 1985. The MM plus (meaning it had MIDI/Seq and received in OMNI required a JL Cooper midi filter simplly to get the MM to receive on one midi channel, NOT ALL) what a behemoth. Heavy, cumbersome, always going out of tune, auto tune barely worked. On the Plus side, no pun intended, massive basses, otherworldly bell like timbres (needed reverb to make it happen though) and cool strings...does it justify $4000 and up in todays market? Absolutely NOT!

[@chazinko]

And $15000 up in 2022!

[@EDraven32]

drool

[@Gazdatronik]

okay...what does how much it was 1985 and what you think it is worth now have to do with Dave selling something for somebody? Its best to stick to a topic. If you dont want answers, don't ask questions. If you are sad you sold your half fucntional MM in 1994 for 100 bucks or something towards the trade in for a YamahaTG77 or Wavestation, don't feel sour, we cant tell the future.

[@TomZentra]

It is no wonder that Moog Music went bankrupt from the development cost of this thing.

[@skyprop]

You did a great job on the Demo, Why didn't you buy it????

[@VacTrooper]

2:22 Airplane! cast: "18 oscillators." Also did you ever play an F#? I can't see if you did or didn't....

[@povkilla]

The problem with the whole price inflation "disease" that comes with buying vintage gear like a MemoryMoog is that it's now, just paying for the name Moog. Kinda like the Roland TR series. The 808 and 909 are weak compared to newer, more tech savvy drum machines yet the kick drum is the real appeal of the old Rolands. That and the name 808 or 909. Sad that they used to be 500 bucks roughly at release and now run 2,500 if you're lucky. Not that I want one. Good demo though of a killer Moog!

[@Zordo11]

how much did it go for?

[@CW2SCOGG]

everyone thinks what they got is worth a million bucks till they realize no one will pay for it, so like the guy with the 1951 studebaker bullet nose commander, it just sits there through 25 seasons, rusts into the ground and disolves back to earth while its owner waits for the goose with the golden egg to show up and pay his way to heaven. Sad

[@cfenerd]

Maybe I should've held onto mine when I got it for $5500.00

[@maxauto44e]

me. want. now.

[@Ni5ei]

3:18 That's because you've turned up the volume too high 🤣

[@LeeAnnLovelace]

@fooloof yep.....

[@sheps999]

What's this selling for?

[@NicenEasyuk]

Ah you still dribbling?

[@devicefactor2290]

granted it's fat. but a Jupiter 4 has one crazy intense filter.

[@B1SCOOP]

you play like Mark Bilinsky

[@EricDB007]

well its not like this stuff was ever affordable anyways

[@thejonlord]

Shit thats FAT. Nice demo

[@BrentMB79]

I love it, please send it to me dave! I will send you $11.65 and a stale PBJ as down payment!

[@sheps999]

@hamsterdunce Ouch

[@povkilla]

Blame the trendy ****ers that have to hype a name brand until it explodes. It's the same with any item man. Like Nike shoes. If nobody made them trendy, they wouldn't be 250 bucks a pair. That's the same mentality with synthesizers, guitars and other musical instruments. Especially gear used in electronic music.....

[@whoopdewoop]

Point well taken

[@CW2SCOGG]

@sheps999 why is it guys are always selling it for "a friend"? what, you they too proud to admit that they are the ONE who is indeed selling it or that somehow, by chance of miracle in the new millenia, you have a guy that owns a high tech piece of analog gear but still can't figure out how to get on the internet and sell it himself? Gotta wonder

[@ThinJizzy]

@21badbowtie you know it ;) hahaha

[@hamsterdunce]

Yeah man, I don't get it... in a time when the economy is at its absolute worst you'd think we'd be getting stuff like this for BETTER deals. Instead the prices are spiking worse than ever

[@InsertName125]

That's because the rich are still getting richer.

[@CW2SCOGG]

I can do with NI plugs what a MM can do and more and do so at 1/1000 the price...that is where technology has gone since 1984. Will it be as dirty, grimey and ballsy...in a 'clean kind of way' Yes.

[@byte19]

what a salesman... ha haa!

[@UncleWiggler]

@NamesROverated LOL

[@TheGaetanomariadigio]

sound,,,sound,,,sound don't exist.

[@TheGaetanomariadigio]

***** He says: "this synt is like six Minimoogs" This oscillators are digitals; no goods; the Mini is a Myto. 

[@Gazdatronik]

gaetano di giorgio oscs are analog, just not discrete.

[@hamsterdunce]

@sheps999 $3995

[@snoolee7950]

Mano a Mano

[@TheKingDaKaTV]

selling for $5000+ on ebay ... its honestly not worth that much

[@chieftp]

this is absolutely NOT "6 minimoogs in one." the minimoog had discrete oscillators. the memorymoog (as well as the prophets/oberheims and jupiters of the time) had IC chips for oscillators. the only thing this instrument shares with the mini was the name "Moog."

[@CW2SCOGG]

coming from a guy that has posted 2,651 videos on how to use REASON and we are supposed to take your word on the memorymoog as the Gospel? Say, what can you tell me about something you have never owned? Needless to mention, at 24 YO, Unless you Wthe lottery, you will NEVER own one.

[@CW2SCOGG]

and i am supposed to be inmpressed because some famous dude is selling his synth? Right Lindsay Lohan bought a an Akai MPC, you gonna deify her and buy and MPC just because Lindsey Lohan did too? Puhleeze.

[@CW2SCOGG]

What has it to do with it? EVERYTHING. if you are considering spending 4k plus on this machine DON"T. I AM a former owner (15 years) and I am glad I sold it..gone!.. and will NEVER EVER buy ANOTHER I have ZERO yearning for it (unlike the OBS-X). MM was constantly out of tune, the oscillators drifted continuously and it was pricey to get it serviced and tuned.. iA total bitch to bring to a gig, I had to have a custom road case built cause none fit the giant heat sink in the back.

[@dearbornerik]

play more nice Runs !

[@CW2SCOGG]

Yeah but a car will get you to a job and out of the shitty little town you live in, while for the vast majority of dreamers in this world, owning a room full of synths might make them a little money but NEVER EVER pay for themselves