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Thu, Jan 24, 2019, 15:27
- Only 2500 units are being built.
Moog is releasing a monophonic analogue synthesiser called Sirin.
The limited edition piece is built from the sound source behind the Taurus Bass, a pedal-operated bass synth originally built back in the mid-'70s. Unlike the actual Taurus Bass, the Sirin can cover the usual octave range of a regular synthesiser.
The two oscillators, which carry square and saw waveforms and also support hard sync, pass through a classic Moog four-pole ladder filter with the sound shaped later by a pair of ADSR envelopes and a LFO, which holds multiple waveshapes such as sample & hold, ramp and saw. Sirin can store 128 presets and Moog says there is "extensive hidden functionality" embedded in the synth.
It's available now for €544.
Moog's last new product was the no-expense-spared Moog One, their first new flagship polysynth in three decades.
Watch a promo video of the Sirin.