Moon is a compact four-channel analogue instrument built for voltage-controlled interaction and experimentation. It requires no external power supply, instead drawing momentary power directly from incoming gate and control voltage signals, causing the circuits to behave in unstable, organic ways.
Each channel is a distinct analogue circuit with its own response and character. Used individually they offer simple, direct modulation, but when combined the channels influence and shape one another, creating complex rhythmic movement and evolving textures. The minimal control layout encourages fast, hands-on changes without patching, making Moon immediate, reactive, and unpredictable by design.
