The Moog 16 Channel Vocoder plays well with others 😊 In this composition, the instrument’s program input is being driven by a Roland TR-808 drum machine, rather than a microphone. A Eurorack modular system provides the chordal content for the vocoder’s carrier input, as well as all the drums and percussion. The external patch functionality on the vocoder is being used to create two distinct timbres, while the rear Patch Select input jack receives gate signals from a Eurorack sequencer to toggle

In the final episode of Synthesizing with Moog, we zoom out from the single note and look at the patterns that give a synthesizer its voice. From Don Buchla’s first sequencer to the clock-driven melodies we know today, this episode reconnects us to the fluidity of time itself. 🕰️ That’s a wrap! It’s been an honor exploring with you. Thank you for taking on this epic sonic journey with us. ❤️ Watch every episode of Synthesizing with Moog—now available at the link in bio. Drop a comment from your