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"The Minimoog is one of the most desirable and sought-after classic synths [...] the minimoog V largely impressed us. It sounds great (if not quite Moog-great), has an excellent sound library and, once you learn what the badly-labelled knobs on the portly interface do, is easy and satisfying to program."

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Minimoog V

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Retromatic by Larry Hopkins	Track made using the Minimoog V and the ARP 2600 V.
5 blips house by Fabrice Gabriel	11 Minimoog V instances were used in this demo song. Many thanks to the author, Fabrice Gabriel.
Elektro side of the minimoog V by Jean-Michel Blanchet	12 minimoog V tracks in Cubase SX. No additional samples were used. All the sounds used in this piece are available in a preset bank of the minimoog V plug-in. Many thanks to the author, Jean-Michel Blanchet.
Brandenburg Concerto no. 3 by Mateo Lupo	A fragment of Bach's Brandenburg Concerto No. 3, 1st movement. Many thanks to the author, Mateo Lupo.
OnTheOtherHand by Scott Solida, aka The Prayer Capsule	More about The Prayer Capsule, Scot Solida's solo project : http://www.olscratchrecordings.com/prayercapsule.htm. Many thanks to the author, Scott Solida, aka The Prayer Capsule
Mooglinger2 by Vincent Guyard et Michel Geiss	Many thanks to the author, Vincent Guyard et Michel Geiss.
Minimoog demo by Mitsuru Sakau by Mitsuru Sakaue	A Minimoog V demo song inspired by Chick Corea, Jan Hammer, Rick Wakeman and Pink Floyd. Many thanks to the author, Mitsuru Sakaue.
Still ill by Fabrizio Massara	Fabrizio Massara (a.k.a. fab) is a keyboardist/composer/producer. He's a member of Baustelle, alternative pop italian band (two albums released, now signed to Warner Music Italy). He makes (real) love with (virtual) synths when the girls fall asleep... Many thanks to the author, Fabrizio Massara.