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Moog Spectravox

Original price was: ₹76,800.Current price is: ₹72,990.

Key Features:

  • 10-band analog filter bank for creating drones, tonal sweeps, and resonant spectral effects.
  • Transforms into a 10-band analog vocoder with integrated filter modulation.
  • State-variable filters enable voltage-controlled spectral animation and phaser-like effects.
  • Built-in analog oscillator and noise generator for standalone synthesis.
  • Comprehensive patch bay for seamless integration with modular systems.
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Analog Spectral Sculpting Tool:

The Moog Spectravox is a powerful analog spectral processor and vocoder built around a 10-band filter bank. It generates vibrant drones, evolving textures, and psychedelic tonal sweeps—on its own or with external sound sources.

 

Dynamic 10-Band Vocoder:

Plug in a microphone via the combo XLR/¼” input, and Spectravox transforms into a full-featured 10-band vocoder, mapping the characteristics of your voice (or any input) onto an internal analog oscillator or other sources.

 

Moving Filter Bank with Modulation:

Unlike traditional fixed filter banks, Spectravox’s state-variable filters can be swept using internal LFOs or external CV. This allows for resonant, vowel-like movements, rich phasing, and evolving timbres that shift dynamically across the spectrum.

 

Standalone Synthesizer Voice:

Featuring a built-in analog oscillator and white noise generator, Spectravox can act as a self-contained synthesizer voice—ideal for experimental, textural, and ambient sound design.

 

Extensive Patchability:

With a comprehensive patch bay, Spectravox is ready for deep integration with other Moog semi-modular gear or Eurorack setups. Patch each filter independently, control spectral motion, or create unpredictable audio experiments.