Moog Labyrinth
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Essential Information About the Moog Labyrinth Synthesizer
Essential Information About the Moog Labyrinth Synthesizer
- Two 2x8-step generative sequencers produce interwoven and polymetric melodies that you can capture, recall, and evolve.
- Analog engine with West Coast-style voltage-controlled wavefolder, offering timbres ranging from duophonic singing tones to percussive attacks and metallic FM textures.
- Voltage-controlled variable state filter, continuously morphable from low-pass to band-pass to sculpt complex tonal shapes.
- Parallel processing paths and CV mixing to animate your sounds over time, plus a full patch bay for modular integration.
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Next-Generation Semi-Modular in the Moog Lineage
Moog Labyrinth belongs to the brand's semi-modular family alongside "Matriarch," "Spectravox," and "Mavis." Designed as a machine for ideas, it combines Moog's analog DNA with a modern West Coast approach to reveal patterns, layers, and textures both familiar and new. Thanks to its synchronization via analog clock or MIDI, it integrates seamlessly into Eurorack systems, hybrid studio setups, or live configurations.Who Is It For and What Are Its Uses?
Ideal for producers and sound designers seeking immediate inspiration, Labyrinth suits everyone from curious beginners to modular experts. It excels in electro, techno, ambient, synthwave, IDM, experimental music, and sound design. In the studio, it enriches basslines or static patterns with sophisticated timbral evolutions; on stage, its generative counterpoints provide lively and polymetric dynamics.Technical specifications
| Arpeggiator | No | Semi-modular | Yes |
| Sampler | No | Synthesis type | Analog, Subtractive |
| Max polyphony | 1 | Vocoder | No |
| Velocity sensitive | No | Category | Analog synth |
| MPE compatible | No | ||
| Max current | 290 mA from +12 V DC (10-pin header) | Mounting dimensions | 60 HP (module depth 18 mm) |
Questions frequently asked
Can the Moog Labyrinth be installed in a Eurorack case?
The Eurorack format is supported at 60 HP, with a module depth of 18 mm. The maximum announced power consumption is 290 mA on the +12 V rail via a 10-pin connector.
How many generative sequencers are integrated?
Two independent 8-step generative sequencers are integrated. Crossing their paths allows building melodic patterns and polyrhythms.
What CV connectivity does this semi-modular synth offer?
The patch bay includes a total of 32 3.5 mm jacks, comprising 20 inputs and 12 outputs. It allows interconnecting sources, modulations, and processing with an external modular system.
Does the sound use a classic Moog filter or a wavefolder?
The architecture combines a voltage-controlled wavefolder and a voltage-variable state filter, adjustable from low-pass to band-pass. The sources include a main VCO, a modulation VCO, a ring modulator, and a noise generator.
What audio outputs are available on the rear?
A 6.35 mm TRS headphone output and a 6.35 mm TS instrument output are present. The supplied power supply accepts an AC input from 100 to 240 V, 50-60 Hz.



