Moog Muse

Kind

synth

Clock

sends clock · out: midi-din/analog-clock · in: midi-din/usb/analog-clock

Audio

stereo main out

Voices

2 assignables

Cited to

Moog Muse User's Manual, Version 1.4.0

Maker’s page

moogmusic.com

1268 of 1296 values provisional, 28 observed on the unit. 63 of 735 ranges cited to the Muse User's Manual v1.4.0, 672 observed on the unit.

A point is the setting to dial, and it counts as cited only where a document prints that value. A range is the control’s own limits, and mood may move a value only inside a cited range, so 0 parameters here declare an axis that cannot move.

19 of 24 capability facts cited to a document, 1 of those observed on the unit, 1 partly cited, 3 cited against. 1 fact was looked for and the manual does not state it.

Read, answers no

content

p.116 gives `SOUND ENGINE Analog` and lists every module — oscillators, ring modulator, noise, mixer, filters, envelopes, VCA, delay — with no sample player among them, and pp.117-118 show no audio input of any kind; the 224 factory patches p.12 counts are stored panel settings rather than audio a recipe could load, so no recipe here carries `sourceAudio`

manual — Muse User's Manual v1.4.0, pp.12, 116-118

io.audioIn

p.26 walks every rear connector and pp.117-118's REAR PANEL block lists them again — audio outputs, headphones, two pedal inputs, two CV inputs, two CV outputs, clock in, clock out, MIDI in/out/thru, two USB ports and the IEC. Fourteen jacks and not one of them takes audio; the pedal inputs are TRS control, not a signal path

manual — Muse User's Manual v1.4.0, pp.26, 117-118

io.usbAudio

p.118 gives both ports as MIDI and only MIDI — `USB B: USB-B connector for interfacing with a computer or other host MIDI device` and `USB A (HOST): USB-A connector for connecting to other instruments with Muse as the MIDI host` — and the MIDI line beside them reads `5 Pin DIN MIDI IN, OUT, THRU; MIDI over USB`, with no audio class mentioned anywhere

manual — Muse User's Manual v1.4.0, p.118

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keyboardReach

The page establishes The board is 61 keys, C1 to C6 on the step NOTE page with KB OCTAVE unlit (p.83 shows that page naming notes by octave), C0 to C5 at KB OCTAVE fully down and C2 to C7 fully up: one octave each way

It leaves open Which MIDI note the lowest key sends. No page says which octave number the screen gives middle C (pp.22 and 89 name it without a label), so C1 is MIDI 24 or 36

observed — Muse, firmware 1.4.0

Read, does not say

clock.preferredSource

p.66 gives both halves as capabilities — `MIDI CLOCK OUT (OFF, SEQ, ON. DEFAULT: OFF)` and `CLOCK SOURCE (AUTO, INTERNAL, ANALOG, MIDI IN, USB. DEFAULT: AUTO)` — and p.65 describes the CLOCK section as establishing the tempo "for Muse"; nothing states a role in a rig, and the send half defaulting to off argues mildly against one

Panel span: manual — Muse User's Manual v1.4.0, p.118