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ABOUT THE MIGHTY REBEKAH

The brainchild of Emmy Award-winning Sound Designer, Paca Thomas, The Mighty Rebekah was originally created by Roger Arrick of Synthesizers.Com, the premiere builder of Moog-style modular analog synthesizers. She was constructed under the supervision of James Allen.

 

Though at her heart, Rebekah is a Moog-style Analog synth (aka Subtractive or East Coast synthesis), she also features decidedly Buchla-style West Coast necessities such as Wavefolders, FM and Low Pass Gates. She even sports a cadre of amazing Eurorack modules.

 

Originally hosting 173 Moog Unit (MU) spaces, she has recently been expanded to 223, not counting her Eurorack spaces, making her one of the largest - and certainly most unique – synthesizers of her kind.

 

Classic in style and sound, but modern in construction and application, Rebekah features MIDI implementation for easy connection to and from the digital world. Her high-quality, touch-sensitive dual 61-note MIDI keyboards can be split into zones.

 

Along with the keyboards, Rebekah can be controlled a number of ways. Other controllers include Step Sequencers,  Pitch Wheel, Modulation Wheel, Expression Block, Whammy Bar, Ribbon Controller and even a Moog Etherwave Theremin.

ABOUT THE MIGHTY REBEKAH

Boasting 31 Oscillators (VCOs), 21 Filters (VCFs) with 14 different designs from classic synths, up to 26(!) step sequencers, 4 arpeggiators and the capability of producing 10 or more fully realized analog voices simultaneously, she is a sonic giant. Not unlike her inspiration, TONTO, Rebekah is truly an analog synthesizer orchestra.

 

For a deeper dive into what makes up The Mighty Rebekah, click here.

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ABOUT THE MIGHTY REBEKAH

The brainchild of Emmy Award-winning Sound Designer, Paca Thomas, The Mighty Rebekah was originally created by Roger Arrick of Synthesizers.Com, the premiere builder of Moog-style modular analog synthesizers. She was constructed under the supervision of James Allen.

 

Though at her heart, Rebekah is a Moog-style Analog synth (aka Subtractive or East Coast synthesis), she also features decidedly Buchla-style West Coast necessities such as Wavefolders, FM and Low Pass Gates. She even sports a cadre of amazing Eurorack modules.

 

Originally hosting 173 Moog Unit (MU) spaces, she has recently been expanded to 223, not counting her Eurorack spaces, making her one of the largest - and certainly most unique – synthesizers of her kind.

ABOUT THE MIGHTY REBEKAH

Classic in style and sound, but modern in construction and application, Rebekah features MIDI implementation for easy connection to and from the digital world. Her high-quality, touch-sensitive dual 61-note MIDI keyboards can be split into zones.

 

Along with the keyboards, Rebekah can be controlled a number of ways. Other controllers include Step Sequencers, Pitch Wheel, Modulation Wheel, Expression Block, Whammy Bar, Ribbon Controller and even a Moog Etherwave Theremin.

 

Boasting 31 Oscillators (VCOs), 21 Filters (VCFs) with 14 different designs from classic synths, up to 26(!) step sequencers, 4 arpeggiators and the capability of producing 10 or more fully realized analog voices simultaneously, she is a sonic giant. Not unlike her inspiration, TONTO, Rebekah is truly an analog synthesizer orchestra.

 

For a deeper dive into what makes up The Mighty Rebekah, click here.

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ABOUT THE MIGHTY REBEKAH

The brainchild of Emmy Award-winning Sound Designer, Paca Thomas, The Mighty Rebekah was originally created by Roger Arrick of Synthesizers.Com, the premiere builder of Moog-style modular analog synthesizers. She was constructed under the supervision of James Allen.

 

Though at her heart, Rebekah is a Moog-style Analog synth (aka Subtractive or East Coast synthesis), she also features decidedly Buchla-style West Coast necessities such as Wavefolders, FM and Low Pass Gates. She even sports a cadre of amazing Eurorack modules.

 

Originally hosting 173 Moog Unit (MU) spaces, she has recently been expanded to 223, not counting her Eurorack spaces, making her one of the largest - and certainly most unique – synthesizers of her kind.

ABOUT THE MIGHTY REBEKAH

Classic in style and sound, but modern in construction and application, Rebekah features MIDI implementation for easy connection to and from the digital world. Her high-quality, touch-sensitive dual 61-note MIDI keyboards can be split into zones.

 

Along with the keyboards, Rebekah can be controlled a number of ways. Other controllers include Step Sequencers, Pitch Wheel, Modulation Wheel, Expression Block, Whammy Bar, Ribbon Controller and even a Moog Etherwave Theremin.

 

Boasting 31 Oscillators (VCOs), 21 Filters (VCFs) with 14 different designs from classic synths, up to 26(!) step sequencers, 4 arpeggiators and the capability of producing 10 or more fully realized analog voices simultaneously, she is a sonic giant. Not unlike her inspiration, TONTO, Rebekah is truly an analog synthesizer orchestra.

 

For a deeper dive into what makes up The Mighty Rebekah, click here.