NAMM 2019: Moog Sirin limited edition joyful synthesizer based on Moog Taurus
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An unexpected little desktop synthesizer from Moog. The Moog Sirin is based upon the Moog Taurus sound engine and modelled on the compact form of the Moog Minitaur but the joyfulness is all its own.
Moog Sirin
They call it a little analog messenger of joy. They built it in celebration of the Moog House of Electronicus. It’s the first of the Taurus family of bass synthesizers designed to enable the dual oscillators to generate pitches above middle C. So it’s like a bass synth that’s been released into higher registers to create leads and pulses and tones not previously discovered with these components.
It’s made of steel and has a fabulously retro coloured front panel – like the Grandmother. Inside there’s a class 4-pole ladder filter and 2 lightning fast ADSR envelopes and a multi-wave LFO.
Moog Sirin · Source: Moog
In addition to the knob-per-function front panel there’s a software librarian editor for patch saving, MIDI manipulation and automation.
Only 2500 will ever be made and the price is a totally reasonable £477.04
What a beautiful thing. Follow the link below for the full specs but please enjoy this video first.
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More information
Moog House of Electronicus Sirin page.
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One response to “NAMM 2019: Moog Sirin limited edition joyful synthesizer based on Moog Taurus”
If it Sirin had patchpoints it would be a synthvoice nobody needs because there is Mother 32 at a similar price tag. But what is this then? Even more superfluous? It will truly turn out a bull without balls at the salespoints…….everybody was ready to throw his/her money on the table for Subharmonicon. And then ask the Arturia people how to make interesting synths….