The Moog name is King in synth circles, and the micromoog is basically a simplified minimoog with some unique features. One of the best things about Moog stuff is the speed of the VCA, and this makes this kit worth of sounds one of the most punchy in the library. Add to this the organic, almost woody, character of this synth and you will understand why Moog synths are so revered.

I found this synth lying outside in a scrapyard and bought it for the incredible price of £2.50 (I couldn't get the money out of my pocket quick enough!). softer sounding than most of the other synths in this collection, they are nonetheless unique and usable for a wide variety of musical styles.

The SH-09 possesses a softer sound than the SH-101. The case for this synth is the same as an 808 and the sounds reflect this similarity.

An early Roland synth, semi patchable, the System 100 has a certain clean and pure sound and is able to produce some great drum sounds, including some good cymbal type noises thanks to the cross modulation.

Blessed with a hard, plasticy and rich sound, the drum samples in this kit are quite aggressive and upfront.

The MS-10 is one of my favorite synths. The little brother of the MS-20, this synth has a cutting and sharp sound that is easy to hear in a mix. Because of the patchability, it can produce some of the most far out drum sounds in the library.