Synth City Presents a live Moog Model 15 session

An itinerant Model 15 stopped through Synth City a few weeks back. There was just enough time for our product specialist Wesley Groves to coax a wall of droning doom and pitch black dark ambience out of the synth, presented here in one live take. No talking, no patch breakdowns, just pure live Moog power.
Equipment used: Moog Model 15, Moog 953 keyboard, Moog CP-251, Moog MF-104M Delay, and Strymon Blue Sky Reverb.

[@olg88]

the music of the universe! I applaud standing!

[@stephenjames4937]

I enjoyed that. Beautiful. Thank you for posting it.

[@erichkohl9317]

From the depths of the underworld. Very nice.

[@chriscopher1]

been on my favorites for a while now. still amazing.

[@Genshi]

Beautifully done!

[@Rhythmicons]

This is absolutely beautiful. A very tasteful demonstration of sounds without any keyboard wankery.

[@abeswaves]

this is badass! I have the model 15 app and i've been playing with it all day! hopefully i'll get to play the real thing someday soon. Anyway this is really captivating patch!

[@chriscopher1]

that was great.

[@marsupialmicron]

Awesome performance, thank you very much. It would be great if you could explain us the patch you used

[@jimmyfigueras4476]

at 5:00, it reminds me of blade runner

[@ryanl3251]

what was used for effects?

[@kaostrip]

Extra!

[@peteypete1984]

looks like mucho suavo from the back

[@seditoable]

truly a great sounding synth... BUT I would say there is competition: The studio Electronics Sensei, the Macbeth Elements (sadly impossible to get though), the Buchla Music Easel, and the Oberheim Two Voice Pro, and, heck, even the Voyager XL all have equally great, pure analog sound (and sometimes even better features) but cost less than half the price. I'd take two of any of these over it (actually I'd put the money towards a Buchla 200e skylab, which roasts it). But it is inimitable.

[@danielhl22]

it needs a curtis filter