Moog Labyrinth Parallel Generative Analog Synthesizer (60 HP)

The Moog Labyrinth is a semi‑modular analog synthesizer designed as a generative “idea machine.” It blends classic Moog-style signal paths with experimental, generative sequencing — making it ideal whether you want evolving textures, experimental soundscapes, or modular‑style flexibility. Labyrinth can work alone as a self‑contained synth or be integrated into a broader modular / Eurorack setup.

 Key Features & Technical Highlights

• Dual generative sequencers: Labyrinth includes two independent 8‑step sequencers, which can run in parallel to produce intertwining rhythms or melodies. This lets you generate evolving, polymetric patterns — perfect for ambient textures, experimental music, or live performances.

• Parallel voice architecture: The synth uses a combination of subtractive and more “West Coast” style synthesis: a voltage‑controlled wavefolder (for timbral shaping + gritty/metallic tones) alongside a state‑variable filter (which can morph between low‑pass and band‑pass modes). This gives a broad range of sonic possibilities — from smooth, mellow tones to harsh, evolving textures.

• Flexible modulation & signal routing: With a 32‑point patch bay (20 inputs, 12 outputs) using 3.5 mm jacks, Labyrinth provides extensive patching options. You can route modulation, CV, audio signals in many ways — either using its internal circuits or integrating with other modular gear.

• Classic and experimental synthesis sources: Its sound sources include two VCOs (sine + triangle), ring modulation, noise generator, plus through-zero FM and a saturating mixer — giving access to a wide sonic palette beyond traditional analog synth timbres.

• Stand-alone or modular‑ready: Labyrinth ships with a power supply, patch cables, and all needed accessories — ready to use immediately. But because of its patch bay and Eurorack‑compatible format, it can also be integrated into larger synth rigs, expanding your creative potential.

• Compact, performance-friendly design: Despite its capabilities, the unit remains compact enough for desktop use or inclusion in a modular rack — making it a versatile tool for studio production and live use alike.