Description

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Is this Moog’s first wavefolder?

Labyrinth features Moog’s first voltage-controlled wavefolder, and is a cutting-edge diode-transistor hybrid design optimized for smooth performance.

Is the filter a ladder filter?

Labyrinth’s filter is a brand new design – a 2-pole state variable filter which morphs from lowpass to bandpass and preserves low end as resonance is increased.

Does Labyrinth sync via MIDI?

Yes, Labyrinth has a 3.5mm MIDI input in its patch bay and will sync to MIDI clock.

How does the sequencer work?

Tap a rhythm and Labyrinth will generate a random note on each step in a key of your choosing.

Technical Specifications

Power Supply (included) STYLE: Wall adapter; barrel connection; center-pin positive INPUT: 100 – 240VAC; 50 Hz – 60 Hz OUTPUT: +12VDC; 1200mA Patchbay INPUTS: 20 x 3.5mm Input Jacks OUTPUTS: 12 x 3.5mm Output Jacks Eurorack Specs 290 mA (maximum) from +12VDC (10-pin header) MOUNTING DIMS: 60HP (18mm Module Depth) Sound Sources VCO, MOD VCO, RING MOD, NOISE Generator Signal Processors 1x Voltage-Controlled Wavefolder, 1x Voltage-Controlled State-Variable Filter, 2x Voltage-Controlled Amplifiers, 1x Voltage-Controlled Crossfader Modulation 2x Decay-only envelope generators Sequencer 2x 8-step Generative Digital Sequencers Patchbay Extras Mult Jacks, VC Mixing Rear Panel 1⁄4” TRS Headphone or 1⁄4” TS Instrument Audio Output Dimensions (WxDxH) 12.84” W x 5.64” D x 4.2” H // 32.61 W x 14.33 D x 10.67 H Weight 3.1 lbs // 1.5 kg

• Unexpected Path Forward – An adventurous instrument designed for immersive exploration and sonic wanderings, Labyrinth shines when adding color to the steady backdrop of a drum pattern or a bassline
• Malleable Sonic Adventures – Two unique low-harmonic oscillators provide basis for metallic FM and clangorous wavefolding textures
• Spectral Playground – Ring modulation and variable tone noise generator combine in a saturating mixer
• A Fresh Take – Moog’s first fully featured Voltage-Controlled Wavefolder with smooth folding and bias controls
• New Topologies – State variable resonant Voltage-Controlled Filter morphs between lowpass and bandpass responses
• Dynamic Colors – Voltage-Controlled Blending and signal flow order switch for parallel signal processing
• A Mosaic of Sound – Dual generative eight step sequencers with corrupt controls for sequences that bloom over time