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Animoog, powered by Moog’s new Anisotropic Synth Engine (ASE), is the first professional polyphonic synthesizer designed exclusively for the iPad. ASE allows you to move dynamically through an X/Y space of unique timbres to create a constantly evolving and expressive soundscape.

Animoog captures the vast sonic vocabulary of Moog synthesizers and applies it to the modern touch surface ... Read More

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Category:: Music
Release Date:: Oct 17, 2011
Homepage:: http://moogmusic.com/s...
Publisher:: Moog Music Inc.
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Animoog

Mon, 19 Dec 2011 18:05:52 UTC +00:00

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Animoog is the newest iPad app from Moog Music. Despite being a four letter word, when it comes to synthesis, names don’t get much bigger than Moog. A legend in analogue synthesis, Moog’s contributions to the growing iOS musical apps scene are always fascinating. Animoog is the latest of such efforts. Proving that disses aren’t the sole preserve of the hip-hop community, Moog have billed their newest app as the first “professional” analogue synthesis app for the iPad. Ouch. So what separates Animoog from the slew of other music apps out there? And does it justify its hefty $30 price tag? Well the engine behind Animoog is Moog’s new Anisotropic Synthesis Engine, a name alone that sounds expensive. Fortunately this isn’t just clever branding as Animoog captures the vast sonic vocabulary of Moog synthesizers, bottling years of experience into a formidable looking interface. Korg’s “mission statement” as far as Animoog is Read More

Animoog Review

Mon, 31 Oct 2011 14:04:00 UTC +00:00

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iPad Only App $29.99 Our Review By Greg Dawson on October 31st, 2011 Rating: :: POLY SYNTH Animoog is quite possibly the best music creation app available today. Developer: Price: $.99 Version: 1.0.0 App Reviewed on: iPad iPad Integration Rating: User Interface Rating: Re-use / Replay Value Rating: Overall Rating: Music, in my opinion, is about discovery. Whether it be discovering one’s self, exploring a mood or contemplating life’s unknowns, it enhances experiences. Picture prom without slow songs or action films without intense sound effects or scary movies without the deathly sounds of a single high-pitched piano key strike sounding one at a time in slow intervals. Thanks to music pioneers such as the late Dr. Robert “Bob” Moog, inventor of the Moog synthesizer and Founder of Moog Music Inc., the path of innovation and discovery continues with Animoog, the world’s first professional polyphonic synthesizer. This isn’t the company’s first foray Read More

‘Animoog’ und ‘iKaossilator’: iPad und iPhone als Musikstudio

Mon, 24 Oct 2011 07:30:25 UTC +00:00

iPhoneBlog.de

‘Animoog‘, klingt für unbedarfte Ohren wie ein generisches App-Store-Puzzlespiel, dürfte bei audiophilen iPad-Besitzern jedoch für hohen Puls sorgen. Hinter dem verspielt wirkenden Produktnamen verbirgt sich nicht weniger als der erste Tablet-Synthesizer des Unternehmens Moog, deren Synthie-Klänge schon den ein oder anderen Hit der Musikgeschichte zum, nun ja, Hit gemacht haben. Dass sich das iPad trefflich zur Musikproduktion einsetzen lässt, ist längst kein Geheimnis mehr. Während renommierte Synthesizer-Hersteller wie Korg schon früh auf den Zug aufgesprungen sind, indem sie mit Vintage-Geräten wie iMS-20 (25.99 €; App Store-Link) oder iElectribe ESX (15.99 €; App Store-Link) beeindruckten, geht Moog den umgekehrten Weg. Der Animoog (0.79 €; App Store-Link) bedient sich zahlreicher Module und Systeme, mit denen Moog-Veteranen sofort umgehen können (für die Profis: Moog-Kaskadenfilter, 4 gegeneinander einstellbare Oszillatoren, drei ASDRs, etc.), bleibt aber ein eigenständiges Instrument, das sich ganz den Paradigmen einer Touch-Interface-Plattform unterwirft. Das Resultat? Fantastisch! Der virtuelle Moog-Sound muss sich selbst vor Read More

Price Drop: Some Indoor Fun

Fri, 21 Oct 2011 23:08:00 UTC +00:00

Mac|Life

Posted 10/21/2011 at 3:08pm | by J Keirn-Swanson It's fall and it's rainy (especially in our neck of the woods), so you'll be looking for some indoor fun these days. We've got games and music for you, and something to celebrate a little fall classic you might know as the World Series. Save more than just pennies on these apps, with big big price cuts. This iPad only isn't a true price drop, but we couldn't not bring this one to our music loving readers' attention. Moog Music Inc. has created an awesome synthesizer for the iPad chock full of dials and waveforms. It's a total steal at only $0.99 but this special introductory price lasts until some time midway through November when it gets jacked up to a whopping $29.99, so you'd be a fool to pass this up -- even if you only some day plan on buying an Read More

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Outstanding!

trrstrl

Version: 1.0.0

animoog sounds great and is capable of futuristic as well as retro sounds. the analog presets are impressive and have that moog signature. the "keyboard" is responsive. it opens up the filter if you slide your finger upward while playing. because it is polyphonic, you can have different notes respond differently to LFOs as the filter opens up. the x/y pad is a cool visualization and effects the sound differently depending on the preset. Sometimes it affects the filter and other times it seems to affect the timbre of the sound itself. There seem to be a decent amount of timbres to create presets with. The filter sounds very nice as do the effects which include drive, delay, crush as well as a drive in the filter section. There are adjustments for the orbit part of the x/y pad that include x and y amount, rate and a sync button. You can change scales for the keyboard. The mono and legato buttons are on tht page also. There are amp, filter, and mod envelopes on the env/mod page. It includes 4 mods with source, control, and destination for each. The LFO has rate, sync, and keyboard trigger. The shape gradually changes from sine through triangle and square before reaching s & h. Looks like you can record, copy and paste, import and export presets. It's got core midi so I will be trying it with the little phatty. I probably missed something. It looks great and sounds amazing. I would have paid the $29.99 price without hesitating. Nice job MOOG!