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All-analog
The DFAM is described as an all-analog percussion synthesizer.

Independent shopping perspective
Moog’s DFAM is a black, all-analog semi-modular percussion synthesizer built around direct, hands-on pattern making. You can begin shaping sounds immediately, then use the included patchbay when you want to extend the available sound-shaping options. Its approach moves away from a conventional drum-machine model and invites active experimentation with percussion patterns, from evolving cycles to heavier bass-led and clangorous results.


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Detail 01
The DFAM is described as an all-analog percussion synthesizer.
Detail 02
You can begin creating sounds directly or use the patchbay to extend sound-shaping options.
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Product questions
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Yes. It is an all-analog percussion synthesizer.
Yes. The DFAM can be used to craft sounds right away; its included patchbay expands sound-shaping options.
No. Its design takes a different approach from the traditional drum-machine model.
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