Moog One: Sound Designer - Part 2 (Live from the Moog Factory) 

Gary Hull is definitely genuine! Been a good friend of his for over 30 + yrs, he is as nice as he is brilliant. He is a VERY talented musician as well....

Underrated post. I feel exactly the same way!

i’m guessing this one was kept in the U.S. as the channels reviewing it early are all US based as well. i get where you’re coming from, i’m in australia.

In another video they talked about allowing modulation to the fx in a future update.

Don't know if the One has this feature already but if it has a delay type that has an frequency adjustable 6db to 12db hi-pass filter on the input or feedback path then you could do what you are describing. You would not need to use any modulation to achieve this the cut off slope of the filter will do the work for you. The same principle is really useful on reverb as well.

I think so yes because keyboard tracking was demonstrated with other modulated parameters

And 50 you gonne never use it

Seriously Dude? Can't even play simple chords? Gary is a very talented musician, he was the keyboard player in a band called Gamma, with Ronnie Montrose, ever heard of it? He is "talking too much" answering questions about the product from the host and from people online, jackass. The only "ashaming" thing in your post is that your grammar skills are obviously lacking......

Amazing what things cost when you pay people decent money to build them in an employee owned company that doesn't outsource to countries that use slave labor. Nothing about the prices we have available in exploitative capitalism represents the actual cost to make things. That said, the value of the currency would also be less depressed, so it would be somewhat cheaper. But it's high end equipment, you pay for what you get on all fronts.

@@glenallan6279 Who is this product aimed at? How many of us can actually afford the prices being asked here? Whether this is a socialist utopia or not. The fact of the matter is this product is aimed at a certain slice of society . It is a needless extravagance. This alienates, as you say, the workers. The normal guy in the street isn't dipping his hand in his pocket for this. So spare me the "poor" Moog employee routine.

meangene408 Dude they sell for $6000 and $8000 not $60,000 and $80,000. If someone really wants one they can eventually have one. That being said, obviously Moog did not build this to sell to the budget minded, hobbyist/bedroom musician. This is for professionals or people who can afford a premium instrument. I will eventually get one. I estimate that I can buy one in about 8 months. I just need to sell a few things and work a little overtime at the JOB.

@@austinstyles6393 fair enough. I've stated my opinion. Don't see the need to have a flagship synth at such a ridiculous price.

We are glad you notified us you won't be able to get One