you were actually closer the first time - afaik its all one word - moogerfoogers.
i think the concept that seems most likely is that he was using a moog (or likely a newer, more reliable) modular system with the moog controler out front as to show off the name. if the man really does own a moog modular, i can't imagine he'd want to travel with it. too old, too unstable, and too valuable. modular synths are certainly coming back into fashion, and by their nature any control with CV could be used.
"minimoog" is not a type of synth, per se, like a reference to a moog keyboard that is small - it's a specific model that does not have a patchbay. as far as i can remember, there is no small moog with a patchbay, the korg MS series are the only one's that i can think of off the top of my head. while there probably are more, the MS series are certainly the most widely used.
check out http://www.vintagesynth.org - they are an incredible resource of info about all sorts of old school keyboards and newer synths in the vintage style. i can waste hours there.
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i think the concept that seems most likely is that he was using a moog (or likely a newer, more reliable) modular system with the moog controler out front as to show off the name. if the man really does own a moog modular, i can't imagine he'd want to travel with it. too old, too unstable, and too valuable. modular synths are certainly coming back into fashion, and by their nature any control with CV could be used.
"minimoog" is not a type of synth, per se, like a reference to a moog keyboard that is small - it's a specific model that does not have a patchbay. as far as i can remember, there is no small moog with a patchbay, the korg MS series are the only one's that i can think of off the top of my head. while there probably are more, the MS series are certainly the most widely used.
check out http://www.vintagesynth.org - they are an incredible resource of info about all sorts of old school keyboards and newer synths in the vintage style. i can waste hours there.