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Moog|məʊg, muːg|
Also moog.
[f. the name of R. A. Moog, an American engineer, its inventor.]
In full, Moog synthesizer. An electronic musical instrument (see quots. 1969 and 1971).
The word Moog is a registered proprietary term.
1969Punch 5 Feb. 193/3 A moog synthesiser..is an electronic musical instrument capable of generating all kinds of weird sounds. 1970Melody Maker 31 Oct. 9/4 ‘Switched-On Bach’..gave a lot of people the idea to throw Moog records on the market very quickly. 1971Playboy Feb. 156/2 Says drummer Graeme Edge: ‘We've got a Moog synthesizer that gives us complete control of any sound frequency that the human ear can hear, and we plan to use it to make tapes for the Mellotron. We'll use the two combined and the Mellotron will eventually be a playback machine for the Moog.’ 1971Guardian 5 Mar. 9/4 A Moog synthesiser..is a computer that can provide any thing from electronic drum beats against a background of flashing psychedelic lights, to bird song..complete with country scenes. 1971Melody Maker 13 Nov. 39/1 The Moog is basically a collection of electrical modules, some of which you would find in any good recording studio. 1973Observer 21 Jan. 30/3 Jesus Christ Superstar: The music from the show given the full studio treatment (including moog) by an Australian line-up. 1974Official Gaz.: Trademarks (U.S. Patent Office) 5 Feb. TM 21/1 Moog Music Inc., Williamsville, N.Y. Filed Dec. 1, 1972 Moog. For Electronic Musical Instruments..First use Jan. 1, 1954. |