Are there any differences you noticed from your work with the prototype? I LOVE your content, it's so thorough and easy to understand because you explain so clearly :)
@@SpaceFaceFPV Thanks! There are quite a few differences... too many to list, there's really no need to get the workshop version for reasons other than nostalgia...
It looked so different before! I love my subharmonicon like no other, it's really opened up so many doors for me in understanding music theory in a different way, both rhythmic content and harmonics/subharmonics, as well as micro tunings. Also as someone new to modular and "true" analog synthesis, (always used analog modelling or digital for the last 18 years) it's been such a good learning tool for how to work with CV/gates/triggers and so on. This is a great video 👍
So...I experimented today and used the PITCH OUT on the DFAM to the CUTOFF IN on the Sub. I didn't sync the clocks so it added yet another polyrhythmic quality and it was stunning. The 4-note subdivided sequence evolved over time as the DFAM caused the filter to open and close on different steps each time. I was actually very impressed and will stick something up on my youtube channel eventually! Thanks again for the inspiration! I'm never selling mine! :-)
Hey, thanks for this overview! Really appreciate getting to see the nuts & bolts of what this thing is about/how it works. This is some wacky awesome weirdness from Moog and I LOVE it.
Nice demo, thanks. I'll echo those who are hoping this is released as an actual product, it's much more interesting than the Grandmother, at least to me.
Fuck Behringer. Unoriginal, shameless copycats. Led by Uli the megalomaniac machiavellian, executed by his Chinese minions, doing what they've always done best: copy the intellectual properties of innovative minds.
I hope they commercially release this. I fell in love with moog while tuning 2 different oscillators and hearing the harmonics. This synth is a dream come true!
This is a great package. Not exactly groundbreaking innovation but it's a fine blend of three good ideas. It's also the first time in years I've seen a truly unique Moog product. The team that put this together needs a medal. I hope it makes the open market. Someone will do this if they don't. Wallet in hand... MAKE IT MOOG!
did you've asked? - why here is no square wave osc's? - why attack is by switches? - why only Low Pass? (i guess it can be done by cords BTW) - why no traditional 16 steps seq. as the base?
1. No square: my guess is both an homage to the trautonium and too much complexity. Then you would have asked for pwm... 2. Attack: no room (I think there was room for a small knob but who knows) 3. Low pass only; didn’t ask 4. 16 step sequencer - that would be missing the whole point (not that there’s room for it)
1. Waveshaping to square is pretty easy _in circuit_ . Basically it can be done just by clipping! One transistor amplifies and two diodes clips it gently (my quick guess). Actually a simple (but dirty) PWM can be done with one CMOS chip :) And if it's an osc. with balancing (not sure here is) then PWM is just an LFO -> PW balance. It's how it works. My aim wasn't to show "how smart I am"... just curious "why?" 2. Here is enough room for a small knob... and even for a mid. one if neighbors will become smaller. Or it can be done by stretching vertical axis-es to left by 1-2 mm in each interval (7 intervals is my count). Another variant: small pot-slider. Easy! :) 3. Hi-Pass Moog filter (trick, you know it probably): substracting the signal after the filter from the input to this filter. Basically it's one or two op.amps (just one 8-leg IC plus few resistors) 4. The last is my "wishies" generally :) If here is a CV in then it's not an issue.
Moog essentially made my favourite Serge Dual Universal Slope Generator patch into a standalone box with sequencer! I really really hope these will go into general production.
Fantastic overview, thank you for the detailed tour of the Subharmonicon ... I will let Moog know we need it in production ... still not sold on the DFAM, but I love this. Cheers 🙂✨
And now 3yrs later, they offer the "Moog sound studio 3" aka "Moog Trinity" bundle. It's so fun! I really like the card game they included that makes patch randomization simple and possible.
By far the best Semi-Modular Moog yet. Mother 32 was well-rounded but didn't do anything particularly great or unique, DFAM sounded fantastic but had limited sequencing ability on its own, the Subharmonicon is really interesting, unique and doesn't have too much limitation on its own. That 2x4 step sequencer with polyrhythmic subdivisions is an amazing idea and gives you a lot of capability out of very few knobs I sold my Mother 32 for an 0-Coast but... SIGN ME UP FOR SUBHARMONICON I WANT ONE.
I have a DFAM and I find it's sequencer awesome. It's short, but doesn't matter so much to me. It's a synth that really invites me to tweak all the time. I like changing the sequencer several times while playing with this instrument instead of just having it stuck on one the whole time 😊
Some people were criticizing Moog for their reissues of prestige-priced vintage synths, and then this comes! The most interesting mini-analog synth in quite some time.
Hopefully this will go into regular production... I'd sooner have this than the DFAM to supplement my Mother-32 (though a DFAM would be lovely as well). Great explanation of how this works.
Wow, this thing really steps in a different direction from the gear I've browsed lately. Great video man, addresses the curiosity I've had about this thing very informatively 🙂
Great explanation. Much more musical than the original videos hinted at. The sequencer section, with the subdivision selector switches for each row would be great as a stand-alone device.
Wow this is the first genuinely interesting Moog product released in the past 10 years, Imagine that dual sequencer at 6-8 steps as a standalone module :O I wonder why Moog haven't yet released standalone modules of their products, like an official eurorack ladder filter or minimoog VCO.
felipe vareschi I agree. It's hard to imagine it's the same company that has produced the bland-sounding Grandmother. I have yet to hear a demo of the GM which sounds remotely interesting to me but after this review (which only scratches the surface of its capabilities) this product is on my wishlist.
Yes but they are not really flexible, they are full voices. Full voices are not very fun to use with other modular gear since you can't mix and match patching so hard, also I find that normalizing signal path tends to limit patching creativity, also the patch bay is not ergonomic at all. What I was talking about were modules dedicated to one block in the signal chain, a single VCO, VCF, VCA or that funky step sequencer, with propper CV ins and outs in the right spots. I think
Excellent work, well explained, and a very interesting instrument. It's good to see Moog being creative with the DFAM and this machine, they need to do something different considering all the cheap analogue synths competing against their traditional offerings
@@christopherpederson1021 hopefully this means that We will get the spectavox at some point (which im mre interested in personally). also, I hope im not alone in preferring the moogfest faceplates? the silver looks a lot better than the black to me, idk why. I feel like it should be an option,
This is what the M32 SHOULD have been ! No 1 oscillator parches in my bag of tricks ! WOW ~ O K ~ right around 11:00 min. in . . . you blow my mind ! This I'd BUY !
I find this layout a bit more intuitive (minus the clockwise motion to get lower notes!) and likely to cause fewer accidental tempo changes with the sequencers at the bottom!
Great video, very informative. Its a nice interesting take for moog on a new module. But my money is already done being spent. Settled on a Sub phatty for general synthesis and the 0-coast for deep space exploration.
Excellent! Fantastic video. Please consider making another video using the Subharmonicon. If you can pair it with a DFAM or M32 that would be even better. Thanks!
Division of frequency by integers gives just intonation* (not equal tempered). I have been using this bit of physics for many years, and would describe the sounds as more "peaceful" or relaxing to hear, as long as you're not performing with equal tempered instruments. For those who question, please check the tuner display during the subharmonic demo. Tuning is a very thick subject, complicated by human perception. Frequency is an objective measure. Pitch is subjective. Down with the keyboard equal temperement tyranny! Pythagoras once again ascendant! Thank you Moog, and thanks all for your kind attention. * close approximation of just tempered or Pythagorean tuning.... once again the hz vs pitch thing and all hear differently.
Great video, a little question slightly off topic: what is the tuning visualisation on the left windows from 4:37 and following? It seems really useful and i'm looking for just that...
Just curious, what were you using at around 2:30 and elsewhere to display the waveform and harmonic series? It seems to have very good resolution & response time.
Hey this is a great tutorial - just like all your others! Could you upload an extended review of the patchbay? I feel like this machine has the capacity to get pretty crazy - be great to hear those sounds!
Thank you. I am putting out another video about building it today. Regarding the patch bay - I wonder how much more to talk about the Subharmonicon before they release it officially - if they ever do. If they don’t it will be a very theoretical video....
Haha! I take your point about it being theoretical. If it does remain unreleased I guess your video will likely be the only opportunity the rest of us synth heads to get to hear it in action! :)
I'm not sure how quantizing the pitches would work? You'd go out of SEQ1 OUT to an external quantizer and then back in to VCO1? It seems like that would create a weird loop...
At 8:02 you say "you can run this through a quantizer if you want to hit specific notes." So, I'm just wondering how you would patch that? Once you go out to a quantizer, wouldn't you have to go back into the oscillators?
gumdr0p ok thanks yes - I would run it though a quantizer and then patch it back in to the main oscillator (and I would disconnect the default routing using the switch next to the oscillators)
Which software/plug-ins are you using for the oscilloscopes, which you layer onto the screen when explaining oscillation and fundamental harmonic keys?
What’s the name of that surface pad thingy you were playing with at the near end of your video? Maybe it would be cool to have details of the machines you use for your demos for the next videos(: I appreciate your videos by the way
I’m wondering what program you use for waveform demonstration and the spectrum with build in key notation. Looks very handy! Could you share this with me?
Well! Two years later Moog released a mass-production version of this! Check out my review here: ua-cam.com/video/ns0Zu5HjShY/v-deo.html
Thank you .. I was trying to see the Quantizer :)
what version is this then? is it a pre-prod / demo model? you can see it has a similar layout to the the dfam but they've obviously changed that now.
Are there any differences you noticed from your work with the prototype?
I LOVE your content, it's so thorough and easy to understand because you explain so clearly :)
@@SpaceFaceFPV Thanks! There are quite a few differences... too many to list, there's really no need to get the workshop version for reasons other than nostalgia...
Steve is my new mentor! I had a blast at the workshop and built mine!!
The demo at the beginning is reaaaalllly nice
It looked so different before! I love my subharmonicon like no other, it's really opened up so many doors for me in understanding music theory in a different way, both rhythmic content and harmonics/subharmonics, as well as micro tunings.
Also as someone new to modular and "true" analog synthesis, (always used analog modelling or digital for the last 18 years) it's been such a good learning tool for how to work with CV/gates/triggers and so on.
This is a great video 👍
So...I experimented today and used the PITCH OUT on the DFAM to the CUTOFF IN on the Sub. I didn't sync the clocks so it added yet another polyrhythmic quality and it was stunning. The 4-note subdivided sequence evolved over time as the DFAM caused the filter to open and close on different steps each time. I was actually very impressed and will stick something up on my youtube channel eventually! Thanks again for the inspiration! I'm never selling mine! :-)
Very cool! Feel free to link from here if you like - would love to hear it
Yeah, I would love it too. You can not make that description and dont show it!
Hey, thanks for this overview! Really appreciate getting to see the nuts & bolts of what this thing is about/how it works. This is some wacky awesome weirdness from Moog and I LOVE it.
This is one of the best reviews of any product ever! Such a great job :)
DFAM was a limited production synth, and now it's a regular product. Hopefully they'll do it with this and the Grandmother.
Nice demo, thanks. I'll echo those who are hoping this is released as an actual product, it's much more interesting than the Grandmother, at least to me.
Randy Piscione no
Spazzoid Studio yes
Perhaps
MOOG PLEASE! I NEED IT!
I hope the eventually release this like they did the DFAM.
New at NAMM 2019 the "Behringer Subharmonicon".
anthony patterson 🧂🧂🤦🏻♀️
anthony patterson they are now
No, it would be the Behringer "Super" Subharnomicon- lol
@anthony patterson Neutron, Deepmind, new eurorack case that destroys all others in terms of size to price ratio. They're pretty good I think.
Fuck Behringer. Unoriginal, shameless copycats. Led by Uli the megalomaniac machiavellian, executed by his Chinese minions, doing what they've always done best: copy the intellectual properties of innovative minds.
I hope they commercially release this. I fell in love with moog while tuning 2 different oscillators and hearing the harmonics. This synth is a dream come true!
This is a great package. Not exactly groundbreaking innovation but it's a fine blend of three good ideas. It's also the first time in years I've seen a truly unique Moog product. The team that put this together needs a medal. I hope it makes the open market. Someone will do this if they don't. Wallet in hand... MAKE IT MOOG!
did you've asked?
- why here is no square wave osc's?
- why attack is by switches?
- why only Low Pass? (i guess it can be done by cords BTW)
- why no traditional 16 steps seq. as the base?
1. No square: my guess is both an homage to the trautonium and too much complexity. Then you would have asked for pwm...
2. Attack: no room (I think there was room for a small knob but who knows)
3. Low pass only; didn’t ask
4. 16 step sequencer - that would be missing the whole point (not that there’s room for it)
1. Waveshaping to square is pretty easy _in circuit_ . Basically it can be done just by clipping! One transistor amplifies and two diodes clips it gently (my quick guess). Actually a simple (but dirty) PWM can be done with one CMOS chip :) And if it's an osc. with balancing (not sure here is) then PWM is just an LFO -> PW balance. It's how it works.
My aim wasn't to show "how smart I am"... just curious "why?"
2. Here is enough room for a small knob... and even for a mid. one if neighbors will become smaller. Or it can be done by stretching vertical axis-es to left by 1-2 mm in each interval (7 intervals is my count). Another variant: small pot-slider. Easy! :)
3. Hi-Pass Moog filter (trick, you know it probably): substracting the signal after the filter from the input to this filter. Basically it's one or two op.amps (just one 8-leg IC plus few resistors)
4. The last is my "wishies" generally :) If here is a CV in then it's not an issue.
Moog essentially made my favourite Serge Dual Universal Slope Generator patch into a standalone box with sequencer! I really really hope these will go into general production.
s90210h They did the same w/DFAM I’m certain it will. Or those few who built them at Moogfest will be getting a pretty penny to sell em’.
I informed Moog about my wish too and they replied with a very enthusiastic tone without actually confirming anything. I'd say it's going to happen.
These aren't in general production 😑
yet
s90210h yeet
gorgeous! both the instrument and your clear and beautiful explanations
Fantastic overview, thank you for the detailed tour of the Subharmonicon ... I will let Moog know we need it in production ... still not sold on the DFAM, but I love this. Cheers 🙂✨
first moog product i've ever been interested in purchasing. this is incredible! exploring harmonics and rhythms? drool.
I think this paired with the M32 & DFAM will make a very interesting synthesizer. Next level here, great work Moog
And now 3yrs later, they offer the "Moog sound studio 3" aka "Moog Trinity" bundle. It's so fun! I really like the card game they included that makes patch randomization simple and possible.
I want one. Very interesting device. Hope Moog give this a full release ;-)
Thank you so much for your description of this amazing instrument!
Mind blown. You are amazingly talented!
By far the best Semi-Modular Moog yet. Mother 32 was well-rounded but didn't do anything particularly great or unique, DFAM sounded fantastic but had limited sequencing ability on its own, the Subharmonicon is really interesting, unique and doesn't have too much limitation on its own. That 2x4 step sequencer with polyrhythmic subdivisions is an amazing idea and gives you a lot of capability out of very few knobs
I sold my Mother 32 for an 0-Coast but...
SIGN ME UP FOR SUBHARMONICON I WANT ONE.
I have a DFAM and I find it's sequencer awesome. It's short, but doesn't matter so much to me. It's a synth that really invites me to tweak all the time. I like changing the sequencer several times while playing with this instrument instead of just having it stuck on one the whole time 😊
Learned some new things from this, thanks.
Some people were criticizing Moog for their reissues of prestige-priced vintage synths, and then this comes! The most interesting mini-analog synth in quite some time.
Moog + polyrhythm = yes please! Seriously hope this becomes available to all!
Hopefully this will go into regular production... I'd sooner have this than the DFAM to supplement my Mother-32 (though a DFAM would be lovely as well). Great explanation of how this works.
Wow, this thing really steps in a different direction from the gear I've browsed lately. Great video man, addresses the curiosity I've had about this thing very informatively 🙂
Great explanation. Much more musical than the original videos hinted at. The sequencer section, with the subdivision selector switches for each row would be great as a stand-alone device.
Excellent overview! Can’t wait to see how this will be used in compositions!
Once again a fantastic video! And this machine sounds really wonderful!
You always do such in depth videos! Thank you!
Wow this is the first genuinely interesting Moog product released in the past 10 years, Imagine that dual sequencer at 6-8 steps as a standalone module :O
I wonder why Moog haven't yet released standalone modules of their products, like an official eurorack ladder filter or minimoog VCO.
ROI maybe? just a guess!
I recall they had a standalone ladder filter and delay in 500 series. Not cheap obviously :p
felipe vareschi I agree. It's hard to imagine it's the same company that has produced the bland-sounding Grandmother. I have yet to hear a demo of the GM which sounds remotely interesting to me but after this review (which only scratches the surface of its capabilities) this product is on my wishlist.
felipe, what about the Mother 32 and the DFAM? They're in eurorack format.
Yes but they are not really flexible, they are full voices. Full voices are not very fun to use with other modular gear since you can't mix and match patching so hard, also I find that normalizing signal path tends to limit patching creativity, also the patch bay is not ergonomic at all.
What I was talking about were modules dedicated to one block in the signal chain, a single VCO, VCF, VCA or that funky step sequencer, with propper CV ins and outs in the right spots. I think
This is one of the best videos I've ever seen, all categories! Very educational! Thank you! :-)
Thanks for the very well done and informative video! And yet another synthesizer on the list of things I want!
Yet another gem (both video and synth), thanks for the overview!
The only Moog I actually want. I hope. I HOPE. That they release this for the public soon.
As always, love your vids...concise & informative. Ty
Very unique sequencer. The trautonium oscillators (including formant filters) can be had from Doepfer as well.
Moog can't have all my money. They must be stopped.
do you really want them to stop? :)
produce synths by yourself ))
The internet is such a cruel place for sarcasm to thrive ; eh Reg?
Sadly your wallet might be saved here; I haven't heard any plans on releasing it to the public. It was only for VIP attendees of Moogfest 2018 :(
homeslice1479 but that was the case with the DFAM and now it is public
Excellent work, well explained, and a very interesting instrument. It's good to see Moog being creative with the DFAM and this machine, they need to do something different considering all the cheap analogue synths competing against their traditional offerings
Can you make a track with all 3 moog units? patched and synched and interactive together. I would love to hear how they all work together.
My fantasy ATM as I'm currently focusing on the possibilities of M32 and Dfam together. it seems like they would be a dream trio for sure
Love the vid. Thanks for simplifying these concepts for a noob like me
So my question, is how is this sub-harmonic calculated? Because the undertone series isn't something that is strictly defined, right?
Anyone here after new leaks from Moog? 😏 It's gonna be in production!!
wow. This is the first product from Moog I'd actually pay MoogPrice for. Take my money!
Looks like Sweetwater might have let the cat out of the bag in their latest email.
Justin McCamish they are making it?
@@ithurt3748 apparently.
@@SorchaSublime Tomorrow baby
@@christopherpederson1021 hopefully this means that We will get the spectavox at some point (which im mre interested in personally).
also, I hope im not alone in preferring the moogfest faceplates? the silver looks a lot better than the black to me, idk why. I feel like it should be an option,
@@ithurt3748 It's been confirmed in the last 24 hours I believe.
This is what the M32 SHOULD have been ! No 1 oscillator parches in my bag of tricks ! WOW ~ O K ~ right around 11:00 min. in . . . you blow my mind ! This I'd BUY !
Thanks for creating this - super informative and clear.
I just got my DFAM to go with my mother 32 so all i'm waiting for now is to fill my last rack tier with this beauty !
Fantastic review! Thanks. Great machine as well, I really hope to see it mass produced at some point.
very nice review. this one would be the perfect last piece in my 2xmother 32 and dfam setup.
I find this layout a bit more intuitive (minus the clockwise motion to get lower notes!) and likely to cause fewer accidental tempo changes with the sequencers at the bottom!
man the intro is sick!
Great video, very informative. Its a nice interesting take for moog on a new module. But my money is already done being spent. Settled on a Sub phatty for general synthesis and the 0-coast for deep space exploration.
Very cool instrument... like the variety drones and polyrhythmic sequences that are possible. This and 1 or 2 sequenced Mother 32s... possibilities!
SWEET! I do hope they become available.
This is one of the most interesting things Moog has done in a long time.
Excellent! Fantastic video. Please consider making another video using the Subharmonicon. If you can pair it with a DFAM or M32 that would be even better. Thanks!
This is definitly more interesting than Grandma.
Heathcliff I would love to see this inside of Grandmother.
could sound very wrong out of context lol
haha yeah someone should have made a joke about that
Heathcliff no
I don't know.. it's pretty underwhelming.
the mother 32, dfam and this would be a godly combination. good job Moog
You make great videos :) I hope they do mass produce them so I can get one for myself!
really well explained guys. thanks.
Neat device, excellent demo. Particularly nice explanation of subharmonics.
very good review.. thanx... the seq. design is very innovative.
this is. . . . awesome
Division of frequency by integers gives just intonation* (not equal tempered). I have been using this bit of physics for many years, and would describe the sounds as more "peaceful" or relaxing to hear, as long as you're not performing with equal tempered instruments. For those who question, please check the tuner display during the subharmonic demo.
Tuning is a very thick subject, complicated by human perception. Frequency is an objective measure. Pitch is subjective.
Down with the keyboard equal temperement tyranny! Pythagoras once again ascendant!
Thank you Moog, and thanks all for your kind attention.
* close approximation of just tempered or Pythagorean tuning.... once again the hz vs pitch thing and all hear differently.
Great. Now I need a third semi-modular device from Moog.
Beautiful. This has inspired me with mine. Thank you!
Great video, a little question slightly off topic: what is the tuning visualisation on the left windows from 4:37 and following? It seems really useful and i'm looking for just that...
Thanks! It’s just the Ableton tuner
Holy GAS! Thanks for the video!
I need one of these to go with my DFAM, Sub37, and Minitaur...Now!!!
I want this device.
Rosetta Stoned literally my email is rosettastoned247 and i fucking love shpongle! and i also want this device woooo you are me and i am you!
Haha thats so dank! There are indeed others out there in this strange world it seems. I wish good tidings to you!
The subharmonic tones sound the same as the tones used on an Atari (reference the Berzerk Lazer sound which sweeps thru all frequencies)
Just curious, what were you using at around 2:30 and elsewhere to display the waveform and harmonic series? It seems to have very good resolution & response time.
MOscilloscope and Ableton Spectrum
I don't quite get how the sequencer sub-division thing works. How would I put it together in a Eurorack system?
this is the best of 32 series!
Cool you have one of these: what a sound!!
Damn it Moog, instead of releasing the Sirin and Sub 25 just give us this awesome and very unique piece of gear already!
is this wat divide down polyphony is? as in the polyphonic section in the
realistic mg-1 or moog liberation
Hey this is a great tutorial - just like all your others! Could you upload an extended review of the patchbay? I feel like this machine has the capacity to get pretty crazy - be great to hear those sounds!
Thank you. I am putting out another video about building it today. Regarding the patch bay - I wonder how much more to talk about the Subharmonicon before they release it officially - if they ever do. If they don’t it will be a very theoretical video....
Haha! I take your point about it being theoretical. If it does remain unreleased I guess your video will likely be the only opportunity the rest of us synth heads to get to hear it in action! :)
Judging from the response here it would be silly not to release it. If/when they announce I promise a patch bay video... ;)
This channel is fucking awesome!
Yes. When will this be available? STOP playing games, Moog! You know you’re just seeing if people want you to mass produce it. The answer is: Yes!
Such a beautiful device, with that silver faceplate. By 2020 however, unlikely it'll ever be released.
It is being released, it's been leaked. Has been redesigned to be more user friendly.
Wow this is something I haven't seen...I hope they release it as I don't know anything on the market like it.
Star Trek Discovery synth from Moog, what a delight.
What is the other Moogfest gear you had at the end of the video?
It’s called a touché by Expressive E
amazing! love it! thank you for this.
Man this thing just sounds incredible--fan-fucking-tastic! WHY can't they put this out?
I'm not sure how quantizing the pitches would work? You'd go out of SEQ1 OUT to an external quantizer and then back in to VCO1? It seems like that would create a weird loop...
Sorry it’s been a while since I made this - which part of the video are you referring to?
At 8:02 you say "you can run this through a quantizer if you want to hit specific notes." So, I'm just wondering how you would patch that? Once you go out to a quantizer, wouldn't you have to go back into the oscillators?
gumdr0p ok thanks yes - I would run it though a quantizer and then patch it back in to the main oscillator (and I would disconnect the default routing using the switch next to the oscillators)
oh yes, disconnect the default routing! now it makes sense. thanks!!
Which software/plug-ins are you using for the oscilloscopes, which you layer onto the screen when explaining oscillation and fundamental harmonic keys?
Hey there, do you know if this will be available to buy? Many thanks M
btw, I think with XOR it will not trigger at all when both trigger at the same time (see en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XOR_gate)
How can I get one? This is absolutely stunning.
I wonder, are the subs pretty much divide down circuit like you'd find in the Polymoog?
What’s the name of that surface pad thingy you were playing with at the near end of your video?
Maybe it would be cool to have details of the machines you use for your demos for the next videos(:
I appreciate your videos by the way
cdm.link/2018/05/the-touche-adding-expression-to-synths-just-in-time-for-moogfest/ found it
Thank you
Nice overview
Want one!
I’m wondering what program you use for waveform demonstration and the spectrum with build in key notation. Looks very handy! Could you share this with me?
Sure - it’s by Melda
(And sometimes Ableton)
are there eurorack moduls that can do the trick?
This is fucking awesome, I don’t see why they won’t release it!