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Moog sounds, now in full stereo

ne of the most unique parts of the Matriarch is its stereo capability, as the signal path after the stereo filters remains such to the main outputs. The filters, each with their own resonance control and a well-sized Cutoff knob, can go from growling to smooth and sound as Moog-y as you’d expect. The two filters can be configured into three different settings that give the Matriarch a wide array of sound possibility. The first is a

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