New analogue Synth coming 2024 from Moog: The Moog Labyrinth
Source: https://www.turnlab.be/moog-labyrinth.html (last seen 14.05.2024)
No further information on that. Will probably come soon.
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at least it has trs midi which we all know and love 
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well, that looks fking mint 
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Turing Machine.
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amazing
Looks nice! I need to up my Powerball game… I don’t need the jackpot. Just need to hit about $10k and my studio is done!
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It generates parallels!
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Looks very interesting, not your typical analog subtractive. Cant wait to hear what it can do.
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No it’s a Turing Machine sequencer. It fits perfectly with the set.
May get used for generative base lines or generative drum patterns and that sort of thing.
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And an analog wavefolder that can be sequenced right in!
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This looks way more interesting than the spectravox.
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Yup. Plus a ring mod. Mavis is their only wavefolder currently, and that is pretty simple.
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Sounds totally flipped out too.
The name Labyrinth totally fits.
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Pac Man synth? Looks really nice, but after selling the moog subharmonicon, i wait for more reviews.
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Funny how earlier today, there was someone grousing about the patch matrix on the new Behringer Model 15, that they ought to do things like Moog.
This patch matrix looks good to me.
The Spectravox and now the Labyrinth. Amazing !
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It’s a Machine that sounds like David Bowie.
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I know this gets said a lot, but: instabuy.
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This one is going to be crazy.
Just my opinion :
Of the Moog semi-modulars the Mother 32, is more mainstream and controllable. The DFAM and the Spectravox are more toward the middle, and the Subharmonicon and this one, are going to be farther out.
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The sequencer sounds like the Xaoc Leibniz which is an 8 bit binary sequencer.
Here’s a video that might help explain the sequencer type for the labyrinth.
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