Moog Software

Moog Software continues a 60-year legacy shaped by electronic music pioneer Bob Moog. Since the first Moog synthesiser in 1964, the unmistakable “Moog sound” has featured on countless chart-topping tracks.

Today, that same analogue character is available in digital form, giving you iconic tone directly inside your DAW. The range includes detailed recreations of some of the most respected synths ever made, alongside modern instruments built for contemporary production. The Model D software captures the spirit of the original portable Moog synthesiser, delivering rich bass, expressive leads, warm oscillators, and the distinctive ladder filter that defined generations of music.

Moog also looks ahead. Mariana, a dedicated bass synthesiser, focuses on powerful low-end and flexible sound design, making it easy to shape anything from subtle warmth to deep sub frequencies. Alongside the instruments, the Moogerfooger effects bundle brings classic Moog processing into your DAW, covering filtering, modulation, and more. It’s heritage analogue sound, combined with a streamlined digital workflow.

About Moog Software

Moog Software is a continuation of a 60-year legacy shaped by electronic music pioneer Bob Moog. Since the first Moog synthesiser in 1964, the unmistakable “Moog sound” has played a key role in some of the biggest chart-topping tracks in history. Today, that same analogue character is available in a digital format, giving you the tools to bring iconic tone straight into your DAW.

At the heart of the Moog Software range are immaculate recreations of some of the most respected synths ever created and forward-thinking instruments designed for today’s producers. The Model D is a software recreation of the world’s first portable synthesizer, delivering the character of the original hardware Moog synthesiser. It delivers the rich bass and expressive leads through stunning recreations of the warm oscillators and unmistakable adder filter that’s defined generations of music as a plugin for your DAW.

Alongside these classics, Moog also continues to innovate. Mariana, a dedicated bass synthesiser, is designed for powerful low-end with impressive flexibility, making it easy to shape everything from subtle warmth to floor-shaking sub frequencies.

Alongside its instruments, the Moogerfooger effects plugins bring classic Moog processing into your DAW, offering everything from clean filtering to experimental modulation across a complete set of eight effects. With Moog Software, you can combine heritage analogue sound with the convenience of modern production, all within a streamlined digital workflow.

FAQs

Why is Moog so popular?

Moog synthesizers are popular with musicians due to their versatility and unmistakable sound. Pioneering features such as real-time performance via keyboard and offering modular flexibility made it popular with musicians in a wide range of genres from rock to pop and progressive.

Did Pink Floyd use Moog?

Pink Floyd used Moog synthesizers in both live performances and studio recordings. The Mini Moog appeared during the Dark Side of the Moon tour and later on Wish You Were Here. Its distinctive analog tones helped define the band’s atmospheric textures and expansive progressive sound.

Is there a Moog synthesizer app?

There is a Moog synthesizer app available in the form of the Moog Model 15. Designed for iPad, iPhone, iPod touch, and macOS, it recreates the classic modular system digitally. The app combines authentic sound design tools with educational features for modern producers and enthusiasts.