#moog synthesizer

[vintage-tigre]

Susanne Kuhnke of Malaria, 1982.

Photo: Inge Bekkers

[rubbish-audio]

Moog 3p modular, Synclavier II, Yamaha CS 80, Minimoog, Korg MS-20 and various other instruments at the Deutsches museum

[soundrooms]

T O M G R E E N | ⛺️

Can you smell the wood?

[soulsoffairlight]

Some more blinkies I made !!

Again, they're completely F2U without credit. Just enjoy them !!

[helvettte]

Klaus Schulze

[timmurleyart]

Dressed in technology. 🤖🤖🟦🟥⬛️🟩🟨🎵

[cosmonautroger]

Moog Synthesizer

[rolloroberson]

Daily Nightly - The Monkees with the Moog

[histonics]

[layzcreature1]

WENDY CARLOS

[ymofan04]

Moog System 55

From Retrosynthads.blogspot.com

[alexwithd]

I little timelapse of a strawberry picker girl, with a little tune made on a moog mavis. 🌻

I made this a little while ago, but I thought I'd fit here.

[mannymuc]

Keith Moog 1968

Keith Richards fiddles with a state-of-the-art Moog Synthesizer for the Italian art-house film "Umano Non Umano". The film was made by Italian painter Mario Schifano, who was Anita Pallenberg's lover in the early 1960s. The film was shown on Italian TV and some other progressive European public TV stations of its time.

[soundrooms]

H A N N E S B I E G E R | Berlin, 2009

tumblr is compressing images too much!

[dtsoverdrive]

DTS Overdrive Unveils The Ninth Chevron: A Bold Tribute to Stargate Universe

DTS Overdrive proudly announces the release of their latest studio album, The Ninth Chevron, an evocative and imaginative sonic journey inspired by the acclaimed television series Stargate Universe. Originally conceived as an unused soundtrack for the cancelled third season, the album transforms its conceptual roots into a standalone musical odyssey, weaving the narrative threads of the original series with an imagined continuation among the stars.

Drawing deeply from the show’s premise of exploration aboard the million-year-old starship Destiny, DTS Overdrive has composed a wholly original score, paying homage to the late Joel Goldsmith, whose work on Stargate Universe remains iconic. With The Ninth Chevron, the grandeur of science fiction orchestrations merges seamlessly with the timeless allure of analogue synthesisers, conjuring vivid images of distant galaxies, ancient alien worlds, and the unyielding human spirit.

The story crafted through the album’s music propels the listener to the very edge of the cosmos: having bridged the gulf between galaxies, Destiny drops out of hyperspace to refuel within the fiery embrace of a star. The crew awakens to face their final confrontation—a lone drone ship guarding the gates of a mysterious machine world, a relic at the end of the universe. A climactic battle ensues, culminating in the ship docking at this ancient, abandoned realm.

Here lies the origin of the universe itself, a place where galaxies were forged and which now stands silent. As the narrative unfolds, Chloe succumbs to her alien affliction, only to transcend her humanity and ascend as an Ancient, using her newfound powers to return the crew to Earth through the Stargate. Meanwhile, Rush remains behind, merging with the machine spirit to safeguard the enigmatic world.

With The Ninth Chevron, DTS Overdrive has created an intricate and immersive homage to one of science fiction’s most beloved series. This album invites listeners to journey across the stars, where music breathes life into the infinite and stories of heroism and sacrifice resonate through the cosmos.

[iodine-valentine]

One thing I have learned is that if you manufacture a band, you have to be ready to provide the lead singer with a moog synthesizer. As an enrichment item.