Moog Liberation

Type	Synthesizer
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Description

The Moog Liberation is a portable, keytar-style analog synthesizer released by Moog Music in 1980. It was one of the first synthesizers designed to be played like a guitar, allowing musicians to perform with greater mobility on stage. The Liberation featured a built-in strap, pitch and modulation wheels, and a distinctive sound powered by Moog's analog circuitry. Its innovative design and portability made it a unique instrument in the synthesizer market, appealing to performers seeking a more dynamic and expressive way to integrate synthesizers into live performances.

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General

Release date

1 Jan 1980 (45 years ago)

Features

Performance Controls

Modulate, Pitch Bend

Keybed

Keybed

✓
Number of Keys

44
Velocity Sensitive

✘
Aftertouch

None

Sequencer

Arpeggiator

✘

Synthesis

Synthesis Method

Analog
Synthesis Type

Subtractive
Polyphony

1
Oscillator Amount

2
VCO Amount

2
Waveform Types

Pulse, Saw, Square
Filter Type

Low-pass (Cutoff), Resonance
Envelope Generators

1
LFO Count

1
Modulation Matrix

✘
Unison Mode

✘

Connections

Audio In

✘
Audio Out

✓
Headphone Output

✘
Microphone Input

✘
Line Input

✘
CV/Gate

✘

MIDI

MIDI In

✘
MIDI Thru

✘
MIDI over USB

✘
MIDI Polyphonic Aftertouch

✘

Hardware

Power Supply Type

External Adapter
USB Powered

✘
Battery powered

✘

Dimensions

Width

1016 mm
Height

100 mm
Depth

330 mm

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