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Yes! The deficit of too much! I’m fortunate enough to have been able to get a lot of gear. But I’ve been buying based on potential use cases more than actual ones. (Long story as to why that is so.) For a number of reasons, I’ve limited (not eliminated though) purchases so I can focus on what I have, not what could be. Speaking of…are you ever going to do another magneto video? 🙂

The piano improv is wonderful.

Hello you... I came across your channel by chance and am happy to have found your videos. They inspire me and give me new ideas for my music. You explain things very pleasantly and your film recordings are great. You have my subscription and I am looking forward to new relaxed videos, especially in the ambient area. Greetings from Germany

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If good food is something like noodles is a clue how I say moog, and I won't change. One synth? Mc707, safe swiss army knife, have you seen the rear panel? guitar pedals, recording samples, audio usb, and the interface is as deep as your intelligence allows. As close to perfect as this reality allows(minus the lack of fave presets).

subharmonicon is pretty awesome for bass lines (too)

Most gear can accomplish the same sound if you have the abilities and understanding

Woah!!

This beat is so relaxing and transcending

I think you sold me the subharmonicon. I have another 32 that I like for ambient stuff and this compliment better the sounds than the DFAM. I’ll buy a classic synth drum in the future

Is there a “spill over” function for texture modes when switching between the three settings? And is there a way to get it back to factory reset ?

Beautiful !

Great review. Covered the important stuff, educational and looks very polished.

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falling in love 🫀

I'm a little sad we didn't get a 'jump around' cut to the song, but you've got to do what you've got to do. What I want to know is how you've managed to get that same nice bright color scheme on so much equipment! It looks fun, though. Are you working on anything specific with it?

A nice run through thanks. I particularly like the diffusion settings on piano....I may add it to the list of potential gear for the future 😁

Love this piece Ryan. Thanks for sharing 🙏

I have two m32's since their release, then I grabbed the dfam, then the sub, the sub without a doubt was the weirdest out of the set, i just didn't get alot of really cool stuff from it, especially the poly rhythm area, it would often seem like an unstable clock source was driving the sequence, i even contacted moog to double check it wasn't broken. I kept it and it's in the rack, but I just dont know how to get it to sound very appealing musically. I just got spectravox too, which is another kind of different type of device, but even spectravox is useful and easier to put to use. The sub's subhamonics are handy, but the poly rhythm can get really messy quick, especially if you use more than 2 rhythm dials. Now, i feel like playing with it but in my opinion the subharmonicon is definitely a strange instrument.

If you dig this, go watch the "what even is Ambient Music" video THEN watch/listen to this again. Totally changes it. Top notch.

yeah, amazing 🫀🫀🫀

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I love your description of ambient music. Another great vid!

Lovely video. Very nice to get the explanation/breakdown of the track

The 2nd listen I was trying to transcribe it in my head (and failing) so knowing the intent definitely changed the listening experience.

awesome. i definitely use the word ambient when describing my sleepalaska stuff. im trying to get even weirder with it on for the next record. thanks for this vid, gives a good perspective and inspiration.

Really interesting! Knowing how you designed/wrote/constructed/composed the piece definitely informed how I listened to it the second time and how I paid attention to the different voices and the rhythm. Very cool video.

Patch #1 was very nice and not so Subharm-ish. I love the synth too, but its sound is almost too recognizable sometimes (not really a bad thing). Get that patch section connected for movement. Not sure if you're into modular (yet lol), but if you are it will make the Subharm come to life bigtime. Patching within itself I found not too exciting but with a handful of external modules it makes this synth even more incredible.

I was really enjoying the first 2 and a half minutes... and then you had to start whining about subscribers. I hate this YT "trend" - it reminds me of a server in a restaurant 'reminding' you to tip every time they come to the table. That server is getting a 1 penny tip & the video is getting an automatic thumbs down from me. The stupid subscribe/bell graphic makes me wish I could give it another thumbs down. Since the video might still be interesting, I'll give you another chance instead of just blocking the channel like I usually do, but please stop this bullshit. If someone wants to subscribe, they will. They don't need to be "reminded" to do it.

1:09-1:40.....how did you do that? It was lovely. Please tell me xx

Nicely done!

Cool video. Good editing as well. I have a Quantum Mj2 and Moog One which are great for playing on and also for making new sounds but I realized I really like making the sounds and instruments and I often think I wish I could add … so I consider modular. Maybe for ambient sounds, base, drums and maybe samples for pads

I don't know nothing about synth, but i like so much the sounds that you are pulling out from this one.

This is incredible! Is the subharmonicon making the pad like sound via the starlab?

Beautiful!

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Heyyyy it's Bach! Awesome to see it! Working through his stuff has got me thinking about it too, and this is a perfect choice of song to play to a synth's strengths. I struggle to find non-traditional sounds to work with classical pieces, but this is really good. I think this sound would work really well for Mozart's Serenade for Winds, too. Actually a lot of romantic era violin pieces, too, like Humoresque. Eventually I'll play the Chaconne on synth because I play it on every instrument, but I would be afraid to even approach it right now. Nice work.

Very nice! Thank you for sharing.

The Pigments patch at 2:30-ish, the first you played, sounded really good! 😊

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So beautiful, and a valuable lesson to me, that less is so very often so much more. There is a temptation, for me anyway, that because I have lots of gear, then I feel the need to use as much of it as possible 🙄 I must revisit Subharmonicon, but two pieces of gear I don't think I will ever part with would be Magneto and Starlab. Thank you for this 😊

Excellent!👌👍

Listening to this is a nice break from playing frenetic Bach passages. Great ambiance. Also, I don't know what it is but I love the colors of your gear. The cords and the Taiga in your other video, too, look so cool.

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The first two minutes are like something from a beautiful dream.

I deleted all my alerts, and feeds from Reverb and eBay. Visit gearnews far less frequently. Unsubscribed to all the typical UA-cam advertisers "gear reviewers" that work and coordinate with manufacturers on when to drop "review" videos. And I'm trying to force myself to sell off a lot of gear. I feel like most of us consumers of this stuff are in a similar boat. It gets to a point where the dopamine hit from learning about a new instrument and how it works and then buying that piece and exploring becomes the primary focal point instead of actually making music. At least that was the case for me. I feel like I became a professional consumer instead of someone who enjoys creating music. Time to flip the script! I find that listening back to a collection of demos while out on a walk is far more gratifying than that initial rush of endorphins when you get a new instrument. What is really interesting is discovering what pieces stick around and get used the most. That's how I landed in your channel since you were one of the few people that made a recent video on the Magneto. I've had mine since it was released (2017/2018?) and I still use it every time I make sounds and I still discover new things about it.

Great Channel. Also got one last week and I am very Happy with it. ❤

Unsubscribe from every newsletter, ban UA-cam and stop listening to other musicians… Lock yourself into your room and concentrate on the gear you already own! Get overwhelmed by it, get frustrated and cure yourself by buying a new synth or an iPad with Fluß on it…

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