The Matriarch is the matron of Moog's semi-modular family of analog synthesizers! Learn to use this semi-modular patchable 4-note paraphonic synthesizer with synthesis master Rishabh Rajan.
Rishabh Rajan is an award winning composer, producer, songwriter, synthesist, sound designer and Logic Pro expert currently living and teaching in New York...
Whether you like to patch or not, the Moog Matriarch is guaranteed to ignite your sonic creativity and musical expression. With its 4 oscillators, built-in sequencer, arpeggiator, stereo ladder filters, 90 patch points and paraphonic capabilities, this powerful instrument is a Moog classic. In this course, our synth expert Rishabh Rajan shows everything you need to know to get the most out of this fantastic and colorful instrument.
First, you get an overview of the internal pre-wired signal flow (don't worry, you'll learn how to patch your own signal flow later in the course!). Next, you discover how paraphony offers possibilities unavailable on regular polyphonic synths. You learn about the Matriarch's four voltage controlled oscillators, stereo filters, and modulation options, and you see them all in action. Rishabhs explains and demonstrates all the functions of the synth, including the arpeggiator, sequencer, and stereo delay. Of course, Rishabh demonstrates numerous patching examples to show you exactly how to harness the power of this semi-modular monster!
So don't wait... grab your patch cables and discover everything about the Moog Matriarch in this course by Rishabh Rajan. You'll soon reach analog synthesis sonic delight!
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Reviews
S Kulkarni wrote on January 24, 2024
Fantastic course. Great instructions and examples for patching
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Mike H wrote on September 16, 2022
Another great course as always. I'm hoping there will be a more in depth follow-up course that could perhaps include more sound design examples and how to integrate Matriarch into a modular setup
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TLS wrote on November 25, 2020
Very nice, but I would have liked to have seen the kind narrator—one of the best at Moogs—go into more depth and more patching or other examples. The course seemed short!
