• Modeled from sweeps of a real Moog One, then measured via our test harness to tolerances within the analog spec — within 1% of the hardware, and closer in places
• Three synths on one panel, each with three oscillators (MOOG, DRAW or a wavetable per oscillator), state-variable and ladder filters in parallel or series, three looping envelopes and four LFOs
• Loads Moog One .m1p presets directly. Modulation cables are the preset’s own matrix rows, so patches you make here can load on the hardware
• 161 factory sounds, all of them Shane’s own, plus INIT and EZ buttons to build a musical patch from a pluck, pad, lead, bass, brass or keys archetype
• FILTER MODELS: swap either filter for a Minimoog ladder, ARP 4012/4023/4075, MS-20, Polivoks, Vactrol LPG, Oberheim SEM, Juno, Prophet-5, TB-303, EDP Wasp or Steiner-Parker
• MoogerFooger-style pedals after each synth’s effect (lowpass, ring mod, phaser, delay, MuRF, FreqBox, Cluster Flux), plus a master reverb with room, hall, plate, shimmer and black hole
• Host your own VST3 effects inside it: any VST3 effect can take the place of each synth’s effect or either master effect. Pick it from the effect’s TYPE menu, open its window, and it is saved with the patch. Put your plugins in your plugin (VST3 hosting; AU effects are not hosted)
• Draw an oscillator cycle by hand, or import wavetables (Serum/Vital, Surge/Bitwig, PPG Wave EPROM and more) and scan them with WAVE ANGLE
• A 16-step sequencer with snapshot lane and slew, MIDI clock sync, unison, glide, pitch and mod wheels, an X/Y pad and NRPN control

No fans, no fuss. Modeled from sweeps of a real Moog One and measured via our test harness to tolerances within the analog spec, it brings the Moog One sound without the hardware, and it never spins up a fan, never takes a desk, and never leaves the studio. It runs in your DAW with as many instances as your computer can take. Then it goes past the original: wavetable and hand-drawn oscillators, a dozen swappable filter circuits, MoogerFooger-style pedals on every synth, VST3 hosting so your own effects live inside it, and 161 presets to start from. For $50, it’s a serious contender for the most capable poly synth you can play today.