Memory V recreates the Memorymoog without the massive headaches or price tag
Arturia has released Memory V, an emulator of the classic Moog Memorymoog synthesizer. This software version offers the iconic sound of the original without the reliability issues and high price tag associated with vintage models. Memory V includes modern features like MIDI Polyphonic Expression and a drag-and-drop modulation system, making it a versatile tool for musicians.
- ▪The original Memorymoog was produced between 1982 and 1985 and is known for its massive sound but poor reliability.
- ▪Arturia's Memory V is priced at $149, significantly lower than the vintage model which can cost around $15,000.
- ▪Memory V features three oscillators and a Moog lowpass ladder filter per voice, closely mimicking the original's design.
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