Moog | Muse 8-Voice Polyphonic Analog Synth
Conjure Classic Moog Synth Voices Using the Muse’s Comprehensive, Intuitive Digital Controls!
Built upon Moog’s foundational history of analog synths, the Moog Muse eight-voice analog bi-timbral polyphonic synthesizer gazes boldly into the future!
Boasting eight analog voices, the Muse combines discrete oscillators derived from the Minimoog Voyager, brought together by a saturating mixer, dual transistor ladder filters, and stereo discrete VCAs, all inspired by Moog Modular circuits.


Moog Voyager Oscillators, MF-102 Ring Modulator, CP3 Mixer, 902 VCA Module & 904a Filter
Paired with forward-thinking digital controls, this melting pot of Moog analog circuit designs delivers a complete instrument, offering a comprehensive, intuitive knob-per-function control set designed for modern musicians, producers, and sound designers.
In addition, it comes equipped with a powerful arpeggiator, chord memory, and a polyphonic sequencer—plus, Moog’s Diffusion Delay stereo processors, inspired by golden era vintage digital rack delays with a unique and powerful set of diffusion, multi-tap, and filter behaviors.
Built for stage and studio, the Moog Muse features a 61-key Fatar keyboard with velocity and channel aftertouch, a left-hand controller with pitch and mod wheels, and a programmable Macro knob.
Key Features
- Dual analog VCOs per voice
- Diffusion Delay hypnotic stereo processor
- Per-voice analog Modulation Oscillator
- Dual discrete transistor ladder VCFs per voice
- Stereo discrete transistor VCA per voice
- Dual ADSR envelopes per voice
- Two LFOs with unique waveshapes
- Bi-timbrality and Voice Control
- Advanced arpeggiator, Chord Memory
- 64-step sequencer
- 16 banks x 16 patches = 256 patch memory


Conjure classic Moog analog synth voices yourself using the Muse’s comprehensive, intuitive digital controls at Chicago Synth Exchange! Come into the showroom today to hear it for yourself! Call CME, or chat with us online (or in the CME app) to order yours today!
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