Paul Dither is a Moog Music engineer who has contributed to the company's recent generation of semi-modular and paraphonic instruments, extending Bob Moog's legacy into formats that appeal to Eurorack users and experimental musicians.

Dither worked on the Subsequent 25, a compact monosynth that distills Moog's ladder-filter architecture into an accessible package with modern sequencing and modulation features. He also contributed to the Moog Matriarch, a four-note paraphonic synthesizer with a full patch bay that bridges Moog's keyboard heritage with modular flexibility.

These instruments reflect Moog Music's strategy of offering patchable, performable designs that retain discrete analog signal paths while integrating contemporary connectivity. Dither's engineering supports the company's goal of making Moog circuits approachable without sacrificing sonic depth.

Notable products: Moog Subsequent 25, Moog Matriarch.