Moog’s eight-voice analog polysynth, made to be the centre of your stage or studio. The Moog Muse is an eight-voice, bi-timbral polyphonic analog synthesizer. Each voice has two VCOs, a modulation VCO, dual VCFs and a stereo VCA, combining classic Moog circuits with modern digital control.
Why customers choose it
Who it is for
Keyboard players, producers, composers and sound designers who want a full analog polysynth for pads, leads, basses and splits on stage or in the studio.
What’s in the box
- 1 x Moog Muse
- 1 x IEC cable
- 1 x Quick start guide
- 1 x Registration card
- 1 x Safety and warranty manual
Specifications
| Type | Polyphonic, bi-timbral analog synthesizer |
|---|---|
| Polyphony | 8 voices |
| Keybed | 61 full-size semi-weighted Fatar, velocity and channel aftertouch |
| Oscillators | 2 VCOs per voice (tri/saw mix, variable pulse, FM, hard sync) + mod VCO |
| Filters | 2 Moog transistor ladder filters (one HP/LP), series / parallel / stereo |
| Envelopes | 2 x ADSR with curves, loop, multi-trig |
| LFOs | 2 + pitch LFO |
| Effects | Stereo Diffusion Delay with analog bypass |
| Sequencer | 64 steps, 16 banks x 16 sequences |
| Patches | 16 banks x 16 |
| Audio outputs | Main L/R 1/4″ TRS; stereo 1/4″ headphones |
| Pedal inputs | Sustain, expression (1/4″ TRS) |
| CV / clock | 2 CV in, 2 CV out, clock in, clock out (1/8″ TS) |
| MIDI / USB | 5-pin DIN In, Out, Thru; USB-B; USB-A host |
| Power | IEC cable, 100-240 V AC, 50/60 Hz |
| Number of Keys | 61 semi-weighted Fatar, velocity + aftertouch |
Good to know
- Runs on 100-240 V AC with a standard IEC cable – fine for Indian mains.
- Its USB-A host port lets Muse act as MIDI host for other instruments.
- Two of the 16 patch banks are kept for your own sounds.
- Moog offers free firmware updates; v1.4.0 added new Diffusion Delay modulation.
FAQ
Is Muse fully analog?
The voices are analog; control, modulation and the Diffusion Delay are digital, and the delay can be bypassed to keep a 100% analog signal path.
Can I play two sounds at once?
Yes. Muse is bi-timbral, so you can layer or split two timbres.






























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