Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
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Bad Gear - Why did they do this??? ,
Bad Gear ,
Why did they do this??? ,
Moog ,
Moog Synth ,
Minitaur ,
Minitaur Bass Synth ,
Bass Synth ,
Minimoog ,
Analog Synth ,
Best Synth for Bass ,
Monophonic Synth ,
Synthesizer ,
Synth ,
Moog Taurus ,
Rush - Xanadu ,
Pedal Synth ,
Behringer Toro ,
Taurus ,
Music Production ,
Music Producer ,
Meme Video ,
AudioPilz
Welcome to Bad Gear, the show about the world’s most-h*ted audio tools. In a time before Volcas, the Clone Wars and Moog becoming just another specimen in InMusic’s butterfly collection the granddaddy of synth brands brought an instrument to the market that can be considered the blueprint for the music tech landscape to come.
Today we are going to talk about Minitaur. This 2012 analog mono synth and domesticated modern take on the iconic Taurus bass foot pedals of 70s prog rock fame not only comes with the pitch range of a Bob Dylan harmonica solo, it will also keep you glued to your computer screen like their CPU-munching Mariana plugin. Why did they do this?
Chapters:
00:00 Intro tune
01:03 Overview Mini Taur
01:40 The Taurus Legacy, Oscillators
02:19 The Dealbreaker, Moog Sirin
02:56 Ladder Filter
03:24 LFO, Envelopes
03:50 Minitaur App / Editor Software
04:10 Preset Management
04:23 What else? (Connectivity, Thanks, Pricing)
04:42 H*te Screen
05:11 Jam 1 ( Electronica )
05:59 Jam 2 ( Chill Electronica )
07:04 Finale ( Techno Electronica )
07:34 Verdict
Become a Patron and listen to music from the show, access additional content, download Bad Gear samples and even more AudioPilz madness
patreon.com/audiopilz
instagram.com/audio.pilz
These links support the channel regardless of what your Bad Gear G.A.S. commands you to buy (at no additional cost for you):
EU: thomann.de/de/index.html?offid=1&affid=3105
US: link.perfectcircuit.com/t/v1/8-12626-261103-9759
Thanks to the great people of Signal Zirkus for lending me this Moog Minitaur , check out their events whenever you're in Vienna:
https://www.signalzirkus.at/
facebook.com/SignalZirkus
instagram.com/signal_zirkus
Bad Gear - Why did they do this??? ,
Bad Gear ,
Why did they do this??? ,
Moog ,
Moog Synth ,
Minitaur ,
Minitaur Bass Synth ,
Bass Synth ,
Minimoog ,
Analog Synth ,
Best Synth for Bass ,
Monophonic Synth ,
Synthesizer ,
Synth ,
Moog Taurus ,
Rush - Xanadu ,
Pedal Synth ,
Behringer Toro ,
Taurus ,
Music Production ,
Music Producer ,
Meme Video ,
AudioPilz
Welcome to Bad Gear, the show about the world’s most-h*ted audio tools. In a time before Volcas, the Clone Wars and Moog becoming just another specimen in InMusic’s butterfly collection the granddaddy of synth brands brought an instrument to the market that can be considered the blueprint for the music tech landscape to come.
Today we are going to talk about Minitaur. This 2012 analog mono synth and domesticated modern take on the iconic Taurus bass foot pedals of 70s prog rock fame not only comes with the pitch range of a Bob Dylan harmonica solo, it will also keep you glued to your computer screen like their CPU-munching Mariana plugin. Why did they do this?
Chapters:
00:00 Intro tune
01:03 Overview Mini Taur
01:40 The Taurus Legacy, Oscillators
02:19 The Dealbreaker, Moog Sirin
02:56 Ladder Filter
03:24 LFO, Envelopes
03:50 Minitaur App / Editor Software
04:10 Preset Management
04:23 What else? (Connectivity, Thanks, Pricing)
04:42 H*te Screen
05:11 Jam 1 ( Electronica )
05:59 Jam 2 ( Chill Electronica )
07:04 Finale ( Techno Electronica )
07:34 Verdict
