Moog made the synthesizers that 80's pop made so popular. The new app for the iPad from Moog is called Animoog and it aimed at anyone from the synth pro to a noob looking for some fun.

The company was also right there when the iPad got unveiled. They developed and promoted one of the very first synth software for the iPad, the Yonac miniSynth. Magellan is their new masterpiece. It’s ...

Fantastic iPad synths are nothing new. Korg, Moog and others have fashioned amazing music-creation tools for Apple’s tablet, marrying cutting-edge digital interfaces with rich pedigrees in sound and ...

iPad music-making is nothing new, but a new breed of smartly designed hardware could push it toward the mainstream. We go hands-on with the Akai SynthStation49 and some of the most mind-blowing ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Here's a brand new synth app to get your teeth into. Based around a virtual analogue design this ...

That said, SynthTronica, a LeisuresonicView production, looks like the ultimate synthesizer app for your iPad. Another nice video introduction and a couple of screenies after the break.

Moog Music has been known for producing some of the most popular synthesizers since the 70s— we reviewed a couple of the newer models in our Logic Pros series and noted that iPad/Mac synths ...

Moog, makers of the venerable Minimoog analog synthesizer, is taking its sonic palette and cramming it into a 99-cent iPad app called Animoog. We just took it for a quick test drive, and it ...

The Synth One, which Fecher describes as “the largest free and open-source iOS music project in history,” is a professional-level polyphonic synth created by a team of over 100 volunteers over ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Here's a brand new synth app to get your teeth into. Based around a virtual analogue design this ...