Resonance Studios

21/11/2025

The Moog Ta**us II was manufactured between 1981 and 1983, following its legendary predecessor, the Ta**us I. Unlike the integrated design of the original, the Ta**us II featured a separate, raised synthesizer module and an 18-note pedalboard, making it much easier to control onstage. The Ta**us II was a relatively short-lived model. Its engine was based on the monophonic Moog Rogue analog synthesizer, with two VCOs for sawtooth and square waves, a 24dB/octave low-pass filter, and dedicated CV/Gate outputs, allowing it to control other synths!

The Ta**us II was used by Rick Wakeman (Yes) and Mike Rutherford (Genesis) who experimented with it in the studio, sometimes pairing it with a Moog Source. It’s also been used by Phil Collins, Jean Michel Jarre and LCD Sound System. The foot-controlled synth gave musicians a way to layer in thick, driving bass lines and lead sounds without sacrificing their hands for other instruments.

**usII

10/11/2025

Sometimes you just need a mic, a guitar and a good room

Our unprocessed live room recording of our acoustic using our to capture it

Engineered by and performance by

17/10/2025

x Yamaha DX1

16/10/2025

07/10/2025

Dialling in that sound

28/09/2025

Syncing the Korg PS3100

27/09/2025

NEW ARRIVAL: The Korg PS3100 from 1977. 48 voices, 12 oscillators, 3 filters, 3 EQs and 3 envelope generators. It’s absolutely ginormous. It’s been used by artists such as Yellow Magic Orchestra, Kraftwerk, Tangerine Dream, Space and more recently and .

26/09/2025

playing our Yamaha CS60

22/09/2025

jamming on the Polygamist with the Colossus. Tom you’ll be pleased to see the obligatory white coat being worn.

09/08/2025

Vox continental II from 1965 or known as the super continental. It features a dual keyboard with bass pedals and a beautiful vibrato. The Vox continental sound was famously used by the Beatles, the Doors, Madness, the Animals etc etc.

08/08/2025

New from Resonance Studios

31/07/2025