Moog Sub 37 Bass Synth - SonicLAB Review
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- Moog's new affordable mono seems to be the bee's knees. We take a look at the SUB 37 Tribute edition.
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Me every time I see a new/awesome synthesiser
This looks interesting.
I want one.
Never mind.
BEST PART OF THE VIDEO. At about 7:00 he's demonstrating feedback/distortion/drive and he looks up at the camera with a subtle "Holy ****!!!" look. Super heavy and I totally get it. Intending to utilize this particular function a lot. Thanks for the demo, very helpful.
Yearh....but actually I laughed at 7:10 "Should you need it"
Imagine that through a large PA system... :O
Well..show me one track where you can use a synth like this, besides synthbased techno? Completely overrated for me.
Martin Martyné It's just an analog mono(/paraphonic) synth. Of course it sounds electronic, it's a *synth*. You can make a lot more than "techno" with this or any other synth, techno is just one of the many genres of electronic music, not the only one.
7:10 ...and if you want even MORE drive activate this! .... [speakers explode; he's flies backward against the wall]
It's 2 am I don't even make music what am I watching
I love watching this back and seeing nick caress the casing and wood end cheeks, he clearly had no intention of giving this one back to the store ;)
I just rewatched to get a mental grip on the envelopes and lfos again, but just listening to this review is fun, every single sound this synth makes is heavenly.
The sub 37 is destined to be a classic. It should hold its value very well. Think of it as an investment you can play. A true piece of art. I haven't purchased one yet but it's calling my name.
I applaud you for having the bravery to soldier on your mispronunciation of "Moog." I still call Ryu from Street Fighter "rye-you," and anyone who corrects me gets a karate chop to the neck. One must be willing to bend on many things in life, but willful, stubborn mispronunciation is a matter of principal, and is well worth fighting for..
This must be one of the most well put UA-cam comments out there. lol
This isn't a fictional characters name, it's a synth pioneer's last name.
DB Pooper Yes im the same , i still pronounce Zangief "Zangeef" and till only say the last few years i realised . Oberheim is pronounced "Oh-ber-hime", "Not Oh-ber-heem", Doh !!!!!
Hilarious
LOL! Just came across this comment and it's become an instant favorite. Thank you.
Very nice and thorough review of the Moog Sub 37's amazing features. It can of course only touch the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the capabilities of this amazing machine.
This is one of a few very good reviews I have seen on UA-cam that have swayed me to get one, regardless of how little I can afford one. I just think that I cannot afford not to have one, a sentiment with which I am sure many viewers of this video share.
By the way, the sound at the end of the video is absolutely amazing. Lovely patch.
+Hakon Soreide Oh my... I just realised I used the word "amazing" three times in only a few small paragraphs. I guess that's what the Moog 37 does to you...
Nick Batt is just the very best. Thank you Mr Batt for all your work.
I got it....I can't stop playing it...I'm typing with one hand and stroking the sub 37 with the other...I'm taking it to bed...sure the girlfriend won't mind...oh baby!
Give it a little kiss from me.
+blipblip88 You're going to bed ?!
+blipblip88 FOR REAL!! it's so dope...
+blipblip88 my girlfriend "close" the door wen she go out....she look at me, siting in my studio, and said to me: "you just find your relationship"....doesnt matter, one week latter i have a new women in this house.....
drill a hole in that sucker!
I love watching these reviews. I was considering the Matrixbrute but now I'm sold for this monster. Thanks so much for your dedication, Nick.
17:09 bath salts, should I be worried about you Nick?
But seriously, another great review. Thanks for taking the time to do it. I'll have to check this out myself.
Few people are so technically knowledgeable and can play so nicely. I'm truly impressed.
Did he just say "get jiggy with it"? Lol
Impressive review Nick - great pre-filming research on your part. Great review as a result.
A lot of people like to shit on this synth these days but it's one of my favorites. It has a rich full sound and a lot of performance control.
looks, sounds and seems extremely gorgeous.
You are petting the synth like a cat, and I don't blame you!
give your car a meal and fresh water !! they also are perfectly built.
I love my pro 2 but this compliments it so well! Get both!
Thanks Nick, I think you do a great job selling, and reviewing this instrument. I appreciate your thoroughness... now I have to come up with the cabbage... or... keep saving, and get the voyager... or ...the Emerson fully modular setup... :)
Omfg I love this Moog ! Tried it out today and love the deep rich old school sounds definitely want one as my next synthesizer
I'm American. I don't say "moge" either. I was a kid when I first saw their use in a music video for The Rentals, friends of P. To me, it said "moo-g" and that's how it stayed in my mind. Honestly that sounds more synthy to me anyway.
Matt Greer Music - you rogue! Or is that roog?
I’m in the U.K. and the first person I heard pronouncing it ‘mogue’ made me think - ahh bless they’ve not read the name properly.
i love how you clear up mooog everytime !
I watched this a few years back, now watching again my original purchse of a little Moog Minitaur was cos I couldn`t have afforded this. I made a custom overlay for my UC33 controller that exposes the Minitaurs hidden functions and that was better, then I routed 3 raw OSCs from my DSI Mopho into the Minitaur and better still but in the end I just want one of these instead ! gotta get one soonish. The Ultimate Monosynth for many of us methinks now
Holy cow! The Moog factory is an hour from my house ?!?!?
thanks for showing me new tricks Nick. Please do a part 2 and 3. :)
Excellent review again!
This is a beast. But I like the pro 2 from Dave smith more versatile and also takes the paraphonic feature a bit further.
Like to see a review of that one over here.
But the Pro 2 will NEVER sound like a Moog, let alone all the new nuances of new sonic territories this Sub 37 covers. I bought the Sub 37 over the Pro 2 because I have the DSI Mono Evolver Keyboard poly chained to a Poly Evolver Rack, which still think Evolver is Dave's best ever synth. There's some new wild functionalities being added to the Sub 37 in an update in near future. The sequencer on Sub 37 is fantastic and is simple to understand. The Sub 37 has been the most creativity inspiring synth I have bought in a long time and cannot stop playing it.
Nice review, Nick!
Great in-depth review, Nick.
Beautiful.
God accident coverage for 3 years in case I never stop salivating over it
dang, that end title patch is nice!
I really do like this sound of the Sub 37. I've been hearing a lot of the pushed/driven sound on 37 demos. It's a different beast than the Voyager, which is of course a different beast from the original model d. Can the Sub 37 get those Voyager-like full, warm, CLEAN, ooey-gooey analog tones? How would you (or anyone reading) compare the clean tones of the Sub 37 to those from the Voyager? To my ears, the Sub 37 has a little more edge, a little less fullness (?) in comparison. Thanks.
+Matthew Maneri yes but you need to watch the levels of the oscillators into the filter
Thanks for the replies, Nick. Much appreciated!
You are totally right man, the Voyager absolutely doesn't push like the Sub 37 ! To me, the Voyager has a lot less character and punchness.
Damn, I want this so bad! It will be mine. Oh yes, it will be mine.
Did you get it?
Excellent synth!! and you can really tell the difference that real VCOs make here (vs some other competitors that use digital oscillators through analog filters - just not the same)
So good.
As always, a great review and lots of help for me to use mine.
Fast forward to 2018: Now that the Grandmother is out, does anyone in these comments own both? If you could only have one, which one would you keep, and why?
Bouhgt the newer subsequent, 64 note sequencer for starters.
Why do the Sub 37 oscillators sound SO MUCH better than the Prophet 6? I thought that the prophet for the price would parallel with the sub37 but it has none of the juicy goodness that the sub37 has. I mean every time I play the sub37 I cannot stop myself, whereas with the prophet I'm often struggling to find a sound I dig...
I cant answer this, but the P6 does use a different filter than the Moog. My P12 can sound a lot like my Sub 37, even with the fact the P12 has digital oscillators and a Curtis filter, but there's definitely a difference I hear at times, and I think of it as partly due to the P12's sawtooth being a bit bright/harsh, but mainly the Moog filter. If the P6's waves are a bit harsh, don't hesitate to use the LPF filter a bit, that's what it's there for. Personally I could part with my Moog before my other synths due to it's limited presets, but it has a bit of this in your face thing maybe lacking on my digital synths. It's hard to pin down or explain, but it seems less tamed, and sometimes clashes with my other synths - which is probably not a bad thing; I certainly didn't need a clone of what I already had :)
I got it too...best sounding board, add a few effects pedals and disappear into space....
I almost bought this, luckily i also saw the dominion 1 review before i did :)
I love the sub 37, i just love the dominion more.
Fantastic review, dude
It's extruded aluminium, not cast.
I had to get it. I feel like I'm gonna be Little Dragon
I got the S37 and love it, but I miss the FM capabilities of the first generation Phattys and Voyagers that can use oscillator 2 as a modulation source. The S37 got fast (digital) LFOs but they sounds bad when you push them into audio rate...also they can´t reach the high octaves as the Phatty and Voyager´s oscillators
+Daniel Anselmi Well you don't have a button on the front panel but actually you can use the oscillators as modulation sources, at least with the newest firmware. You just have to call up the mod bus menu, set the pgm source to one of the oscillators and of course set the mod bus dial to eg/PGM and violà: oscillator cross modulation!
+Daniel Anselmi Do you have a Problem with the audio rate of the main oscillators? My sub also had a problem reaching high frequencies. When I set it to 2' and went up two octaves the sound would dissappear. It turned out to be a simple calibration problem. If you call up the global menu and go to the third page you will find the calibration option. Simply initiate that and wait for about 3 to 5 minutes and your synth will be able to reach those high notes.
+dudewhosaysarrh mmm... Are you sure? I don't think you can dial an oscillator as a modulation source...Maybe you think that "OSC 1 Pitch" and "OSC 2 Pitch" means that you can use the oscillators´output as modulation sources, but that´s wrong...this modulation sources are just a number, equivalent of a MIDI note, not oscillator output...it´s just like keyboard tracking
just played one at B&H in new York. I'm in love. does it remind anyone else of the source?
Thank you for a great review! Nick, What are you using for reverb on the last patch? Thanks again!
Yep reverb and a touch of delay.
sonicstate Sorry, it was just the internal FX from the Yamaha DM1000 desk we have here.
the knobs on the Little Phatty had a slight latency, is the Sub 37 the same?
Wow. It's hard not to want one of these.
Excellent review and this sub 37 sounds amazing !
SIMPLY AMAZING
What happens if you set LFO1 to modulate the LFO2 rate, and the LFO2 to modulate the LFO1 rate? I've never thought about that before the release of this moog...
You'll create a Black Hole that engulf's the entire universe. :)
KitsuneCentral That's what I thought!
no comments as to what is open in the chrome browser at 17:15?? "Bath Salts", "python" related programming, i guess, a little eBay shopping...
seemed like stephan bodzin sampled this video for singularity :D
The sub 37 seems to offer so more than the Model D at half the price. What justifies the Model-D's $3500 price tag?
redirishmanxlt it’s nostalgia, rarity and a good helping of BS.
I don't see what a British accent has to do with correctly pronouncing someone's name. But, as always, excellent review.
I'm halfway through and I'm sold. Must. Stop. Watching.
I relate so heavy lol..
Wait till you have a go on one
This is on my list of most wanted gear, quite low down the lost though because I am poor :(....... I'm actually considering selling my car... LOL!
+ProjectMoff Stop visiting LiveJasmin those webgirls are expensive, I know all about it.
You can watch cam girls for free on porn sites which users have uploaded screen recordings to, the only porn I would pay for is VR porn, and thats only if I had to!
*****
Yes I know those recorded webcam girl sessions some are very good, I feel sorry for those girls though, if they got a penny from every guy who watched it they would be rich.
Does anyone know how this instrument interfaces with a computer? Can you use a midi input on your audio interface to hook it up or does it require some kind of special mixer or interface? I'm pretty new to the world of synthesizers, I know this is a noob question, but any insight would be appreciated.
Normally, you would hook it up to the computer with MIDI or USB ( if it supports USB MIDI.) And if you want to record it to the computer, you will need audio cables, and maybe an audio interface ( depending on how picky you are, you might be able to hook it to the computer's default audio input.)
I'm not a professional , heck I'm not even very good. But I love synthesizers ,and I have since the 60's. I loved switched on Bach and everything since. My ears searched for synths in every movie and record. Never did I think I could have one.I wasn't rich and I really wasn't a "musician". I was a sound guy and could do that pretty well ,but my music stopped with childhood piano lessons and always having a harmonica on the dashboard. But I'm a world class listener and music lover. Lately I have been very happy. I can afford really wonderful synthesizers... Roland's and Korgs ,and now I own a MOOG!!!!Thanks Nick. Thanks Moog and thanks You Tube This synyth makes dreams come true!
@@172Break Just do it!
Six years on, but all this is true of me as well. Last week I just bought the Subsequent 37.
@@twatmunro9563Bought mine two weeks ago. :)
I love how much he loves pulse width.. Maaan i think i watch more sonic state than netflix
Easily Moog's best synth since the Model D. It's like a Model D genetically crossbred with an ARP Odyssey (paraphonic duophony, 2-pole filter setting) & a VCS3 (latching and looping envelopes, arpeggiator/sequencer, increased modulation capabilities, 3-pole filter setting). Not that it sounds like either of those 2 synths, but it's nice to know that some very criminally underrated functionality of those 2 synths are finally being considered by somebody in the modern synth market.
Great review Nick! How lucky are we to have Nick Batt in our lives eh?
I went over to Sonic Towers prior to this review being filmed and spent a bit of time playing around with it and I agree when Nick says it is a lot of synth for the money. I loved the fact that I was getting lost within it and that it felt like the range of possibilities was so vast and yet every sound it made was totally pleasing!
Need more Gaz on UA-cam
It's hard to imagine that 2014 is already half a decade ago.
i know !
'days can seem long, but years only get shorter ...'
scary.
can be scarry. but whats good is that the sub37 even got better with the subsequent37!
A decade ago, now … 😵💫
I'm binge watching old Sonic State videos and taking a shot every time Nick says "Right up into audio rates". Wassup evebody, howyal doin'?
Cannot travel because of this Covid shit!!! No worries ...Add to cart...Moog on the way :)
Excellent review Nick. I've owned my Moog Sub 37 since August and it is definitely one of my favorite synths that I currently own (and I have a pretty healthy collection of synths!) And as much as I play with it, this review reminds me just how deep the Sub 37 actually is... here is a little retro sci-fi tune (with appropriate retro sci-fi visuals) I did with only the Sub 37 - ua-cam.com/video/vq2RG5jpTT4/v-deo.html
The above reply is most certainly NOT SPAM. That man's awesome first demo was what made me buy mine from a dealer that had one lone extra Sub 37 and his further excellent musical use of Sub 37 in various ways sonically, must have simply caused some 'sour grapes' for some creep to try to label it as spam. "Language is a virus from outerspace..."; Wm. S. Burroughs
Robert I Thank you, I appreciate that. I just try to show what can be done with the synth in various contexts, it shocks me that anyone would take offense from that or be jealous (and if they don't like my style of music, fine, don't listen, but they don't have to report it as spam! Especially when I was praising this video here!)
Hello! a really nice track, very enjoyable.
Totally fantastic, this really sums up the machine - does it justice! Well done Nick.
Just purchased mine, i was a Moog Prodigy and Taurus mk1 user for a long time in the early 80's the Sub 37 is class, build is awesome everything feels solid including knobs, and the keybed is far better than sub phatty, . only had it a week i have it midi'd up to midi bass pedals, sounds fantastic, i programmed a really close emulation of the Taurus.
Moog is working on a software editor for the 37. As always,thanks for the fantastic review. Learned something about a synth we already own! When do we get to see you jamming on the Simmons kit? ;-)
It's been out for a while. You get a download link when you register your Sub 37, and it works great. Stand alone and hosted versions.
I actually love how he says Moog instead of Moog.
Did anyone noticed Access Virus logo T-shirt :)?
I finally bought mine!!🤘🏼🦄🦄🦄🦄 thanks for the detailed info!✌🏼️
+Piper Piper So, after spending some time with it what is your impression? Should I get one?
+Kyle Morgan It's so amazing. I have the little phatty (which I love) but I think the sub37 is way more fun to play with. It's so full and breathtaking to play if you have the volume loud enough, nice n rumbly, a total beast :) It seems to stay in tune a bit longer? But I haven't travelled with it yet, and thats really when the phatty screwed up most. I bought the first one I saw in person, so if you're into this type of thing, I definitely think it's worth it! If I had to choose one over the other I would def get the 37 and if you're into Moog pieces this is definitely one for the collection!
is it worth the price? cuz i live in morocco and if i want to buy it, it will cost me atleast 2000$ shipping + tax :(
I don't own one, but from what I've seen, yes, It's quite possibly literally the only monosynth you will ever need
Why would anyone want to buy anything that can only play monophonic is beyond me. Perhaps if somebody is independently wealthy.
Sorry but I just don't get it
about to get one, already have the slim phatty, thinking to go one into the other. the moog folks suggested going into the SP first, then out into the audio in of the 37 with a midi connector linking them. then i could run the SP into the 37 in terms of oscillators, etc. should be very fat
ok santa i need to buy new doors for the home. So maybe prove you are real and send me one of these. You know where I live.
Fantastic video, thanks so much for taking the time to go through the features in such an easy-to-understand way. Much appreciated!
alot of moog gear seems too pricey for what it is but this does seem worth it...i might get one...looks like the best mono for the price to me...
great, great, great, review Nick. Thanks a lot for doing these, much appreciated to us synthesizer geeks! I really wish you would review the Prophet 12 & the Pro 2. It's a shame DSI doesn't send you a couple of their synthesizers, such a shame from their end!
This is the most enthusiastic Nick has gotten over a synth and that says a lot.
The Mogue and Moooog controversy is silly. They are both acceptable pronunciations to me and I bet half of you couldn't care less as well.
In the '70's and '80's everybody that I knew or heard called it the Moooog -- even on the radio and TV. It wasn't until the late '90's and thereafter that I started to hear pronunciation corrections by purists.
I've since watched several video interviews with Robert Moog on youtube where the interviewer introduced him as Robert Moooog and Mr. Moog didn't correct him. He was a classy man. I'm sure Mr. Moog was used to the different pronunciations all his life and just accepted it. He didn't seem bothered by it so neither do I, although I now faithfully pronounce it as Mogue.
even through very cheap earphones I can hear that deep bassy affair going on. I've not even got a low end enhancement thingy going on. what a loud raucous noisey blatty fellow we have hear. I honestly hope it's out of my budget range. I'd be hard pressed to justify to the lads coming in church with such an obviously heathen and unsaved keyboard as this,but I'd do it. hey how in he'll does midi work with an analo......oh preset them ahead of time...ok carry on
Hearing about the discontinuation of the Slim Phatty I thought I'd come back and dream about the Sub 37... one day you will be mine...
There is no "British way" when it comes to someone's name. It's Moowg, fellas.
I just got one on a SWEET deal today!
This synth is everything I've ever dreamed of and then some!
:-O
I obviously missed that this was even announced / released thinking this was the 'Sub Phatty', but WOW I really like this! Seriously thinking of getting this one. Great review and very informative as always! :D
Can somebody maybe help me with my pitch wheel issue?
My Sub 37 tends to go out of tune as soon as I touch the pitch bend wheel... When I program it to bend up 0 semitones, it stays in tune, but obviously I can only pitch bend down and that seems to be corrupted as well. It seems to be a mechanical problem, because the device seems to think I'm constantly holding the pitch wheel upwards, even when I‘m not.
Has somebody ever had this problem too?
Thanks in advance...
hey guys , i want to ask , is this a weaker and cheaper version of voyager , or is this a completely different bird?
First time a ad popt up thats related to the video (a 5.30 min from moog sub 37)
Can someone answer a question about the set up? If my soundcard has audio inputs L/R... and the sub has one audio out 1/4 inch, then do you need a Stereo jack to Dual stereo Jack Y cable?
+purpleom1 Yes.
Brilliant detail in this video. Amos helped me decide on the voyager old school a few years back with video demos and the two of you have helped me decide to place my sub 37 tribute order today. It'll be Worth the wait. A lot of synth for the money. 😊
I avoided watching this for so long and now that I have I’m selling my Sub Phatty to get this. Anyone done the same? Do you regret it? Is it exactly the same oscillator/filter/envelope sections?
Kinda sucks the only way to buy them new now leaves you without CV ins and outs. I’ll miss that to interface with my drumbrute and SQ-1
I second the reviewer's final comments on value for money. This synth isn't cheap in absolute terms, but for what you get, it's superb. Spoiler: there is so much more you can get out of the synth than was shown here. The modulation routings are just a universe in themselves. I've only got mine for 4 weeks, and every session uncovers more "Wow" realisations. This is a synthesizer with superlative potential. Adding a reverb/delay is a must though.. it makes this animal take off into space..
any recommendations for external FX? I have a korg m3 should I just run it through that?
TheGreatUtopiaCat Hey! For reverb and delay, definitely try the free Reaktor ensembles from Boscomac. It's some of the dreamiest stuff I've ever heard. Look at Echophonic, Floodverb, Springtime, and Stellar (which is a unique combo of verb, phaser, tremolo, and pitch shift). All his stuff is top-notch.
Would this be a good starter synth? I want to make some music (a digital cd) and my only experience is being classicly trained on piano and harpsichord and playing on my moms old organ (which reminds me of this!!! So much fun when I was a kid!!!) :-) Also does this have the ability to sound like an electric piano at all? Thanks! Great demo!!!
oh also, if I wanted to get a little of the OLD Moog sound of the 1960's would this be able to do that?
Honestly for a starter synth this is a bit overkill, I own 4 at the moment and none are as complex as this. It would take a long time to get to grips with this you're better off starting out with something like a microbrute to get the basics or for something more pricey the minilogue.
Also this synth only plays 2 notes so you can't do chords, the brute only plays 1 though so if you're expecting to play it like a piano then it won't work like that.
Google "synthesizer sympathizer buying your first" and you'll find a guide going into all the details you need
Depends on your budget, and if you're aware of the limitations of a mono/duophonic synth like this (one or two notes at a time, not like the instruments you mentioned). The Moog is a fantastic synthesizer and will be one you'd hold on to if you bought one. My first synth was a Dave Smith Mopho desktop, which is more difficult to program than this but you just need to read the manual and understand subtractive synthesis to get what you want. The Moog has buttons and knobs for easy control, and its a synth you can learn on and appreciate more as you gain experience. If you've got the money and are a serious musician, you'll learn it and not regret it. If you're on a budget, there are other options. Everyone and their mom will mention the microbrute, it's a good value, but it won't sound like a Moog and I don't think it's quite as playable as this one is, aside from the Moog having more features.
Thank you. I decided to go for the Minimoog D. Your response was very helpful. Just have to wait a bit for the arrival. :-)
Why not? Price is good. Looks solid. Quite hands on. If it's in your budget, you can't go too wrong with this. Just note that it's mostly a mono synth. If you want to play 6 notes at a time, look for something else.
Hi Mike!Maybe you have heard that the limited edition is over now. Instead there is the Substiquent 37 and Substiquent 37 CV with some so called improvments. The thing is that I got my Sub 37 last monday. After some years of longing for it. Do you Think it was a bad buy? Musically yours Liselotte (And what's the sound in the beginning of the demo? One of the presets?
I bought mine last week Nick, and your review really points out what I love about it so far. Having previously owned a Slim and Voyager, they are each their very own distinct animals, but the 37 is hitting the mark with my over-acute sense of analogue growliness. Love it. :)
Great review Nick! I'm at the moment deciding between a Sub 37 and a MFB Dominion 1 as my first mono analog synth. Would you think it would be possible or in Sonic State plans to review one of those? I've been hours checking all the videos available in UA-cam, but it is still difficult for me to decide. I have tried a Sub 37 in person and I liked it, but the raw power of the MFB and its possibilities for future expansion into a modular are really tempting... Anyways, again congratulations... great review as always.
I would go for the Dominion. The Sub 37 will get cheaper with time and in case you want to interchange
Believe me I have been trying to get hold of a review unit since MESSE this year, but its proven harder than I would have hoped.
sonicstate Totally understandable. Hopefully they'll ship you one soon as a Christmas present ;) Thanks again for the great work. Totally hooked to this channel
will the sub37 get cheaper? Or will it be discontinued and become really expensive
Nick, thank you so much for all those amazing reviews. You brought it into perfection all these different camera angles and automated crops I just love it and you can't do it better. Thanx thanx thanx.
just got one and it is the business, could have built a modular but this has got more than enormous possibilities to keep me busy for a long time,
by by world while I get lost in synth world, just got to remember to press record now and than..
It's pronounced like "Moge" not "Mooog" like a cow. It doesn't matter what country you come from or your accent. It comes from the name of Robert Moog. It's the height of arrogance to knowingly mispronounced someone's name or that of his company just because you were born in another country.
this is my favourite synth Moog have ever made
Same here. But I got a Pro 3 instead, and I'm happy I did. Same price, same size, same overall concept... but vastly expanded sonic capabilities and somehow also easier to use.
The intro reminded me of something i would expect to hear in a Wes Anderson film. Like some of the ocean exploration scenes in Steve Zissou.
[This is 8 years late, but come on-Moog is a person's name. Accents should have nothing to do with pronouncing it properly.]