One knob per function interface for tweaking and creating new sounds on the fly.Minitaur delivers all the growl, snarl and low end associated with the Taurus family of Bass Synthesizers in a rugged performance package that is small enough to take with you anywhere. Plug in a MIDI controller or hook it up to your computer and start playing immediately.ĭon’t be fooled by it’s size. There are no confusing or convoluted menus to dig through. At only 8.5″ x 5.25″ and less than 3lbs, the Minitaur puts legendary analog Moog bass into a package designed to fit seamlessly into today’s performance and production environments. It is the first instrument in the Taurus family that does not have foot pedals. Minitaur is a powerful, compact Analog Bass Synthesizer that features a classic one knob per function design. Moog Music is incredibly honored that Minitaur received the 28th annual TEC award for Outstanding Technical Achievement – Musical Instrument – Technology/Hardware. To receive the free Minitaur Editor/Librarian register your Minitaur at /register.
REV 2 requires the Minitaur REV 2 Editor/Librarian. Minitaur can now act as a CV to MIDI converter.Pitch, Volume and Gate Controller inputs can be re-mapped to other control parameters.A new Decay/Release mode allows for independent control of Decay and Release times from Minitaur’s front panel.Store 100 presets to Minitaur’s internal memory.Most recent case in point: when the power was lost and restored a couple of days ago where I live, powering everything off and on at once, my PC power supply blew out. transformer based, and you may get into trouble one day, blowing out speakers, power supplies and even electronics.
A few synths and fx units aren't that critical, but add amplifiers, large mixing desks, guitar amps, lighting, big computers or anything with beefy power supplies, esp. This is what power sequencers are for - or you can power up each box manually in sequence or in reasonable sub groups. I'll add that a master switch which powers up a hundred pieces of gear in the same instant from a single outlet isn't always a good thing inductive spikes and current inrush surges can damage equipment and trip circuit breakers. There are three things I agree with in this thread:Ģ - Not having a power button is a cheap out unless we're talking a guitar pedal or a single synth module.ģ - The lack of a power switch on a DC powered box is not a deal breaker.
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