Moog Muse
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The Essentials to Know About the Moog Muse Synthesizer
The Essentials to Know About the Moog Muse Synthesizer
- 8-voice polyphonic bi-timbral analog synthesizer, direct heir to the iconic Moog circuits (Voyager, Modular).
- Powerful architecture per voice: 2 VCOs + 1 modulation oscillator, dual ladder filters, and discrete stereo VCA.
- Stage and studio tool: 61-key Fatar keyboard, "knob-per-function" control, Macro, deep arpeggiator and sequencer.
- Stereo Diffusion Delay effect inspired by vintage racks for immersive echoes and spatial textures.
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A New Chapter in Moog's Legacy
Muse condenses Moog's sonic DNA into a modern instrument: oscillators inspired by the Minimoog Voyager, CP3-style mixer, VCAs from the 902 module, and ladder filter in the spirit of the 904A. This analog "best-of" is paired with advanced digital controls and an immediate interface, becoming a new cornerstone of the Moog range, balancing tradition and innovation.For Demanding Keyboardists, Producers, and Sound Designers
Designed for both performance and production, Muse suits ambitious beginners as well as experts. It excels in techno, electro, ambient, synthwave, pop, bass music, and scoring. On stage, its bi-timbrality, splits, and programmable Macro provide immediate expressiveness. In the studio, the polyphonic sequencer, chord memory, and rich modulations fuel sound exploration and experimentation.Technical specifications
| Arpeggiator | Yes | Synthesis type | Analog, Subtractive |
| Sampler | No | Vocoder | No |
| Max polyphony | 8 | Category | Analog synth |
| Velocity sensitive | Yes | Number of keys | 61 |
| MPE compatible | No | Touch | Semi-weighted |
| Semi-modular | No | Key format | big |
| Polyphony | 8 voices | Sequencer | 64 steps, clock division, transport, chaining, step editing, parameter recording, probabilistic functions; capacity for 16 banks of 16 sequences (256 total) |
| Keyboard | 61 semi-weighted Fatar keys with velocity and channel aftertouch | Patches and sequences | 16 banks of 16 patches (256 total), including 224 factory patches and 2 user banks; 16 banks of 16 sequences (256 total), including 224 supplied sequences (one per factory patch) and 2 user banks |
| Controls | pitch wheel, modulation wheel, Macro button, octave switches, Hold, sustain and expression pedal inputs (assignable functions) | Glide | LCR, LCT, EXP types; adjustable amount |
| Panel | 44 potentiometers, 16 sliders, 129 buttons, OLED display | Clock | clock rate, Tap Tempo |
| Ring Modulator | ring mod between OSC1 and OSC2 | OLED Programmer | navigation, Mod Map, arpeggiator settings, sequencer with per-step parameters, global settings |
| Envelopes (x2) | ADSR with variable curves per stage, Multi-trig, Loop, velocity response; assignable to any destination | Voice Control | number of mono/poly voices per timbre, Unison/Mono, Detune, timbre editing, voice allocation configuration |
| LFOs (x2) | rate, amplitude, triangle, sawtooth, square, sample & hold shapes, user-customizable shapes; keyboard reset | Main audio outputs | left/right, 1/4-inch TRS format |
| Dedicated Pitch LFO | rate, shape control (falling ramp -> triangle -> rising ramp), One-Shot mode, keyboard reset, pitch modulation routing and amount | Headphone output | stereo 1/4-inch (on the front edge near the left-hand controller) |
| Mod Map | 16 modulation slots per timbre and per patch, assignable controllers and mathematical transformation functions | Pedal inputs | Sustain, Expression, 1/4-inch TRS format (configurable via Mod Map or as 1/4-inch TS CV inputs) |
| Random Generators | 16 per voice, voice-triggered | CV inputs | CV IN 1, CV IN 2, 1/8-inch TS format |
| Bi-timbrality | two independent timbres per patch, stackable or split across the keyboard | CV outputs | CV OUT 1, CV OUT 2, 1/8-inch TS format |
| Arpeggiator per timbre | clock division, octave range, extended patterns, directions, gate times, rhythmic programming, generative behaviors | MIDI | 5-pin DIN IN, OUT, THRU; MIDI via USB |
| Chord Memory | programmable shapes per key | USB-B | connection to a computer or MIDI host |
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Beautiful synth with well-thought-out ergonomics and very beautiful sounds.
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Questions frequently asked
Is the Moog Muse polyphonic and bi-timbral?
The analog engine features 8 independent voices and two timbres per patch. The timbres can be layered or split across the keyboard. Voice allocation, unison, and detune are adjustable in the Voice Control section.
What type of filters are included in the synth?
Two Moog transistor ladder filters are provided, one of which is switchable between low-pass and high-pass. Series, parallel, and stereo routings are available.
Does the Muse sequencer record parameter movements?
The 64-step sequencer allows parameter recording, step editing, and probabilistic functions. It offers 16 banks of 16 sequences, totaling 256 sequences.
What MIDI and CV connectivity is available?
Connectivity includes MIDI DIN IN, OUT, and THRU ports, as well as USB-B MIDI. A USB-A Host port enables connection of other MIDI instruments. Two CV inputs and two CV outputs in 1/8 inch TS mini-jack format complete integration with a modular system.
Does the keyboard have aftertouch and pedal inputs?
The 61-key semi-weighted Fatar keyboard features velocity and channel aftertouch. Sustain and expression inputs on 1/4 inch TRS jacks are configurable via the Mod Map or usable as CV inputs.



