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What 1968 Moog synthesizer was used in the Movie Apollo 11?
How do I play the synthesizer on my own?Keyboard + laptop or synthesizer?How do multiple analog synthesizer voices work together?What is the cheapest hardware synthesizer, or where are schematics for DIY?Uploading tones on a synthesizer.Synthesizer SoundsWhat equipment do I need to listen to a synthesizer?Synthesizer questionWhat clef was first?Setting different sounds on synthesizer
I was watching the short YouTube video How ‘Apollo 11’ Gives the Moon Landing New Life | Anatomy of a Scene and near the end the narrator says:
My music composer, Matt Morton decided to do a period score, using only instrumentation that was around pre-1969, most notably, he went out and got a 1968 edition Moog synthesizer.
What 1968 Moog synthesizer is this?
I'm not sure if I should post this question here or in Movies SE. If there are Moog aficionados here they may know it right away, so I thought I would try here first. The only thing I can think of is the cover of Switched On Bach.
history synthesizer
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I was watching the short YouTube video How ‘Apollo 11’ Gives the Moon Landing New Life | Anatomy of a Scene and near the end the narrator says:
My music composer, Matt Morton decided to do a period score, using only instrumentation that was around pre-1969, most notably, he went out and got a 1968 edition Moog synthesizer.
What 1968 Moog synthesizer is this?
I'm not sure if I should post this question here or in Movies SE. If there are Moog aficionados here they may know it right away, so I thought I would try here first. The only thing I can think of is the cover of Switched On Bach.
history synthesizer
asked 8 hours ago
uhohuhoh
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At that time, many Moog synths where custom-made modulars, so it'll be difficult to find out exactly what modules it consisted of unless you find a picture of it. See en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moog_modular_synthesizer
– Your Uncle Bob
7 hours ago
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I was watching the short YouTube video How ‘Apollo 11’ Gives the Moon Landing New Life | Anatomy of a Scene and near the end the narrator says:
My music composer, Matt Morton decided to do a period score, using only instrumentation that was around pre-1969, most notably, he went out and got a 1968 edition Moog synthesizer.
What 1968 Moog synthesizer is this?
I'm not sure if I should post this question here or in Movies SE. If there are Moog aficionados here they may know it right away, so I thought I would try here first. The only thing I can think of is the cover of Switched On Bach.
history synthesizer
asked 8 hours ago
uhohuhoh
1865
I was watching the short YouTube video How ‘Apollo 11’ Gives the Moon Landing New Life | Anatomy of a Scene and near the end the narrator says:
My music composer, Matt Morton decided to do a period score, using only instrumentation that was around pre-1969, most notably, he went out and got a 1968 edition Moog synthesizer.
What 1968 Moog synthesizer is this?
I'm not sure if I should post this question here or in Movies SE. If there are Moog aficionados here they may know it right away, so I thought I would try here first. The only thing I can think of is the cover of Switched On Bach.
history synthesizer
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uhohuhoh
1865
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uhohuhoh
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At that time, many Moog synths where custom-made modulars, so it'll be difficult to find out exactly what modules it consisted of unless you find a picture of it. See en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moog_modular_synthesizer
– Your Uncle Bob
7 hours ago
add a comment |
2
At that time, many Moog synths where custom-made modulars, so it'll be difficult to find out exactly what modules it consisted of unless you find a picture of it. See en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moog_modular_synthesizer
– Your Uncle Bob
7 hours ago
2
2
At that time, many Moog synths where custom-made modulars, so it'll be difficult to find out exactly what modules it consisted of unless you find a picture of it. See en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moog_modular_synthesizer
– Your Uncle Bob
7 hours ago
At that time, many Moog synths where custom-made modulars, so it'll be difficult to find out exactly what modules it consisted of unless you find a picture of it. See en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moog_modular_synthesizer
– Your Uncle Bob
7 hours ago
add a comment |
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It's a Moog modular Synthesizer IIIc
From Matt Morton - Apollo 11
Matt wrote, orchestrated, performed, recorded, and mixed all of the
original music for the film, as well as the teaser trailer and the
theatrical trailer. Every instrument and effect used in the score
existed at the time of the mission in 1969 including the Moog modular
Synthesizer IIIc (see below), the Binson Echorec 2 (tube echo), the
Mellotron (early keyboard sampler used by The Beatles, Led Zeppelin,
etc.), and the orchestra.
I had a quick listen to this video & the trailer, and I have to say that all the synth noises I could pick out from this & under the orchestra could be made in VSTi these days (or certainly close enough for those of us without a Hollywood budget;) I have several plugins that can do Moog, ARP, Mellotron & the like, all really quite convincingly, if not as a single 'patch' then at least by layering.
answered 7 hours ago
TetsujinTetsujin
8,18321832
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And interesting comparison between real analog synths and virtual synth plugins is the difference between the Stranger Things (real) and Dark Matter (virtual) soundtracks.
– Todd Wilcox
7 hours ago
Looks like I chose the right site to post, thanks very much!
– uhoh
6 hours ago
1
I'd have probably struggled to choose too - but I'm on both, so you'd have got the same answer from me on either ;)
– Tetsujin
6 hours ago
1
@uhoh Seems you're in luck.
– Your Uncle Bob
4 hours ago
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It's a Moog modular Synthesizer IIIc
From Matt Morton - Apollo 11
Matt wrote, orchestrated, performed, recorded, and mixed all of the
original music for the film, as well as the teaser trailer and the
theatrical trailer. Every instrument and effect used in the score
existed at the time of the mission in 1969 including the Moog modular
Synthesizer IIIc (see below), the Binson Echorec 2 (tube echo), the
Mellotron (early keyboard sampler used by The Beatles, Led Zeppelin,
etc.), and the orchestra.
I had a quick listen to this video & the trailer, and I have to say that all the synth noises I could pick out from this & under the orchestra could be made in VSTi these days (or certainly close enough for those of us without a Hollywood budget;) I have several plugins that can do Moog, ARP, Mellotron & the like, all really quite convincingly, if not as a single 'patch' then at least by layering.
answered 7 hours ago
TetsujinTetsujin
8,18321832
3
And interesting comparison between real analog synths and virtual synth plugins is the difference between the Stranger Things (real) and Dark Matter (virtual) soundtracks.
– Todd Wilcox
7 hours ago
Looks like I chose the right site to post, thanks very much!
– uhoh
6 hours ago
1
I'd have probably struggled to choose too - but I'm on both, so you'd have got the same answer from me on either ;)
– Tetsujin
6 hours ago
1
@uhoh Seems you're in luck.
– Your Uncle Bob
4 hours ago
add a comment |
It's a Moog modular Synthesizer IIIc
From Matt Morton - Apollo 11
Matt wrote, orchestrated, performed, recorded, and mixed all of the
original music for the film, as well as the teaser trailer and the
theatrical trailer. Every instrument and effect used in the score
existed at the time of the mission in 1969 including the Moog modular
Synthesizer IIIc (see below), the Binson Echorec 2 (tube echo), the
Mellotron (early keyboard sampler used by The Beatles, Led Zeppelin,
etc.), and the orchestra.
I had a quick listen to this video & the trailer, and I have to say that all the synth noises I could pick out from this & under the orchestra could be made in VSTi these days (or certainly close enough for those of us without a Hollywood budget;) I have several plugins that can do Moog, ARP, Mellotron & the like, all really quite convincingly, if not as a single 'patch' then at least by layering.
answered 7 hours ago
TetsujinTetsujin
8,18321832
3
And interesting comparison between real analog synths and virtual synth plugins is the difference between the Stranger Things (real) and Dark Matter (virtual) soundtracks.
– Todd Wilcox
7 hours ago
Looks like I chose the right site to post, thanks very much!
– uhoh
6 hours ago
1
I'd have probably struggled to choose too - but I'm on both, so you'd have got the same answer from me on either ;)
– Tetsujin
6 hours ago
1
@uhoh Seems you're in luck.
– Your Uncle Bob
4 hours ago
add a comment |
It's a Moog modular Synthesizer IIIc
From Matt Morton - Apollo 11
Matt wrote, orchestrated, performed, recorded, and mixed all of the
original music for the film, as well as the teaser trailer and the
theatrical trailer. Every instrument and effect used in the score
existed at the time of the mission in 1969 including the Moog modular
Synthesizer IIIc (see below), the Binson Echorec 2 (tube echo), the
Mellotron (early keyboard sampler used by The Beatles, Led Zeppelin,
etc.), and the orchestra.
I had a quick listen to this video & the trailer, and I have to say that all the synth noises I could pick out from this & under the orchestra could be made in VSTi these days (or certainly close enough for those of us without a Hollywood budget;) I have several plugins that can do Moog, ARP, Mellotron & the like, all really quite convincingly, if not as a single 'patch' then at least by layering.
answered 7 hours ago
TetsujinTetsujin
8,18321832
It's a Moog modular Synthesizer IIIc
From Matt Morton - Apollo 11
Matt wrote, orchestrated, performed, recorded, and mixed all of the
original music for the film, as well as the teaser trailer and the
theatrical trailer. Every instrument and effect used in the score
existed at the time of the mission in 1969 including the Moog modular
Synthesizer IIIc (see below), the Binson Echorec 2 (tube echo), the
Mellotron (early keyboard sampler used by The Beatles, Led Zeppelin,
etc.), and the orchestra.
I had a quick listen to this video & the trailer, and I have to say that all the synth noises I could pick out from this & under the orchestra could be made in VSTi these days (or certainly close enough for those of us without a Hollywood budget;) I have several plugins that can do Moog, ARP, Mellotron & the like, all really quite convincingly, if not as a single 'patch' then at least by layering.
answered 7 hours ago
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answered 7 hours ago
TetsujinTetsujin
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answered 7 hours ago
TetsujinTetsujin
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answered 7 hours ago
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And interesting comparison between real analog synths and virtual synth plugins is the difference between the Stranger Things (real) and Dark Matter (virtual) soundtracks.
– Todd Wilcox
7 hours ago
Looks like I chose the right site to post, thanks very much!
– uhoh
6 hours ago
1
I'd have probably struggled to choose too - but I'm on both, so you'd have got the same answer from me on either ;)
– Tetsujin
6 hours ago
1
@uhoh Seems you're in luck.
– Your Uncle Bob
4 hours ago
add a comment |
3
And interesting comparison between real analog synths and virtual synth plugins is the difference between the Stranger Things (real) and Dark Matter (virtual) soundtracks.
– Todd Wilcox
7 hours ago
Looks like I chose the right site to post, thanks very much!
– uhoh
6 hours ago
1
I'd have probably struggled to choose too - but I'm on both, so you'd have got the same answer from me on either ;)
– Tetsujin
6 hours ago
1
@uhoh Seems you're in luck.
– Your Uncle Bob
4 hours ago
3
3
And interesting comparison between real analog synths and virtual synth plugins is the difference between the Stranger Things (real) and Dark Matter (virtual) soundtracks.
– Todd Wilcox
7 hours ago
And interesting comparison between real analog synths and virtual synth plugins is the difference between the Stranger Things (real) and Dark Matter (virtual) soundtracks.
– Todd Wilcox
7 hours ago
Looks like I chose the right site to post, thanks very much!
– uhoh
6 hours ago
Looks like I chose the right site to post, thanks very much!
– uhoh
6 hours ago
1
1
I'd have probably struggled to choose too - but I'm on both, so you'd have got the same answer from me on either ;)
– Tetsujin
6 hours ago
I'd have probably struggled to choose too - but I'm on both, so you'd have got the same answer from me on either ;)
– Tetsujin
6 hours ago
1
1
@uhoh Seems you're in luck.
– Your Uncle Bob
4 hours ago
@uhoh Seems you're in luck.
– Your Uncle Bob
4 hours ago
add a comment |
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At that time, many Moog synths where custom-made modulars, so it'll be difficult to find out exactly what modules it consisted of unless you find a picture of it. See en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moog_modular_synthesizer
– Your Uncle Bob
7 hours ago