Moog Matriarch

Let's talk about pros and cons first, and I mention this in any semi modular review, but it's an important thing to consider. While you can save seque...

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So, from my point of view, i think the matriarch is a pretty tasty instrument. I you know it is a bit luxurious, but you've got to bear in mind.

I’ve got a Moog One, and while the One is pretty much an (almost) everything synth, and makes a formidable studio centerpiece, the Matriarch, at a quarter of the price is way more fun. It’s only monophonic. Paraphony isn’t that useful if you want true polyphony. But the quality and immediacy of the tone is incredible, the patching possibilities allow you to get outrageously zany, and the dual bucket delay is to die for.

Moog Matriarch! I have a Grandmother now and I got it before the Matriarch was announced. I just love the additional features, especially the stereo delay and filters. 4 note Paraphony is also a huge seller for me.

I may replace it with something more practical and easier to use, most likely a yamaha mx or korg kross. It just doesn't feel like the ds76 will ever really be the kind of keyboard I can confidently use live with quick access to anything I want to change on the fly. I might also add that it doesn't feel one bit like a "synthesizer" since I can't even figure out how to edit sounds to my liking, synth engine or not. I would like to think if I can figure out how to use my Moog Matriarch, that I should be able to make use of the ds76 million layer menus...

I have a moog matriarch and I think i know what you mean, not sure if it is distortion but…the paraphonic mode has a “screaming” quality to it, that was what actually what i like about moog paraphonic synths, my moog sub 37 also has a similar characteristic…not sure what it is, but I personally like it.