Moog Music

Celebrating a century of electronic music would look vastly different without the contribution of the Moog Synthesizer. In 1964, Dr. Bob Moog changed the future of music when he unveiled the Moog Synthesizer, an instrument that opened new doors to the infinite possibilities of electronic sound. Early electronic artists like Wendy Carlos, Keith Emerson, Klaus Shulz, Giorgio Moroder, and Isao Tomita used the instrument to develop new styles of musical expression, forever changing the way we hear the world. Today, Bob's legacy lives on in the analog synthesizers built by hand inside the Moog Factory by the company's employee-owners.