The Loopop channel; where one can take away the perfect blend of entertainment, education and no nonsense product awareness in every episode. Thanks again for your guest and the enrichment opportunities. Gratefully.
Finally! Very pleased that this synth got to mass production, was on my wishlist since your video on workshop version. Pairing with Hainbach is best pairing I could hope for! Hope you can collaborate in the future again! Outro jam is beautiful!
Considering many of us discovered your videos with your original moogfest subharmonicon video, this feels full circle. Congrats on all your success and output over the past two years. Love to hear more about the updates they made between the original and the production module.
hainbach is overrated. He is good at what he does, but that's nothing Loopop can do and I'm sure he can do it million times better! Just a fact! Take a tape delay, generate some noise, record it on tape together with some clever chords, play it back, use reverb, play it at slow speed, and then move your hands like a "spiritual healer" and act like you're making contact with some holy ghosts. That's hainbach. haha Sounds stupid,. but that is the hard truth. Everyone can do what he does. But can everyone create music like Aphex Twin or Philip Glass? Like Hans Zimmer? Like Ennio Morricone?? Of COURSE NOT.
@@helgarollner2106 i mean i'm happy for anybody doing his thing on youtube, but that pseudo-philosophical introduction at 26min alone almost made me stop the video early. then the random and totally unrelated effects he threw on also didn't contribute anything to the video. "yeah well you can throw effects on this synth too" wow ok cool thanks. it felt like a forced promotional "collab" video without any acutal benefit for the audience.
@@helgarollner2106 Music, and Art are personal journeys for their creators. It's neither a race nor a competition. You'll always find someone with more skills and different backgrounds (art or life wise). No one's asking anyone to become the new Ennio Morricone, anyway.
Just bought mine and I was sort of a bit disappointed at first because I was kind of stuck but your review gave me impetus to just dove more into it and give it a proper chance. I saw several reviews before and they made me felt I bought the wrong machine for me, but yours is very inspiring and positive. Thank you!
Two of my favourite synth-heads collaborating in what it seems another dent in my savings account... Thanks for another excellent review Loopop. Jams sound superb.
Took awhile and a black friday sale - but I just received mine two days ago. Only spent 40 minutes with it so far but I already love it! It is very much above all the other Moog's and things I own - an exploration machine. Just having the patterns move around the harmonics is awesome!
dude, from now on either you are obliged to give us such endings or we are to search for the very end of each video you've already posted...i do simply feel intelligent watching your skilful and you know, experienced approaches towards the art of handling these gadgets. ty so much. a pleasure to hit that sub it was.
Two quick thoughts: 1) A wonderfully detailed product review as always. Thank you so much for continuing to share your insights and expertise on these amazing instruments. 2) If you only had a nickel for every time someone has asked about your oscilloscope software over the last several years, I suspect that you could have retired to your own private island by now.
Thanks for a fantastic review/overview of this synth. It looks/sounds like one of the most interesting new synths in recent years, especially at this price. Your patch ideas are fantastic, and the sounds produced with Hainbach were exceptional.
this was immensely useful. I'm adding the subharmonicon. it's a no-brainer for someone like me who's always searching for new & unusual timbres. also, I love the jam at the end--though it faded out right as it got even more magickal. that was messed up, ziv. ;-) & it was great to see & hear the collab with sir hainbachm
Fantastic explanation of the complex Subharmonicon. I tried it in a shop and did not understand its function and went away. But now it´s quit of interest again. Thanks for the great video.
This is the best demo I've seen so far for the Moog Subharmonicon. He does a fantastic job of breaking it down so someone like me with very little to no modular skill can actually understand. This is definitely a piece i want to add asap. Just from this video, I have many ideas of how it would fit in great in my studio. Amazing job on this video.
FINALLY! they made it! and even improved it! damn what an amazing synth. Thanks for the video it's excellent! and I specially love those small jams you make on these videos
Hey loop, thank you for this field guide, I just picked one of these up recently and I feel like holding off a few years after release is a great way to go with synth purchases,, kinks get ironed out, features added and GAS is no longer so relevant. I have mine sitting just next to me in my office hooked up to my DAW, it's a gorgeous instrument far surpassing my expectations. Thank you also for the frequent never completed book updates, that is becoming a bible for me :)
Thanks for a great walkthrough, i realized i had neglected the subh since its release, and a one stop demo by you fixed the gap in my knowledge, thanks! Also a very nice touch to invite hainbach for the FX section, good one! cheers
Thanks! By the way I wanted to reach out to you with a little collaboration idea ... what the best way to contact you or could you email me? My email is in the description ...
Wow I remember been absolutely fascinated by a documentary on the guy that invented the original subharmonicon, it looked and sounded amazing but they did not explain exactly what it was doing. So nice to finally know, thanks 🙏 Now I want one 🤦🏻
I want that sequencer as a separate module : p What I liked best was the transition after the break at 32:29, and what happened afterwards. That was really beautiful
Brilliant stuff as always! Moog can finally take my money. Been bugging them about this one since I discovered your engineering workshop videos about a year ago. WOOHOO!
Definitely a great synth (I went and bought it after Hainbach's vid) Love your stuff on this - sounds so beautiful and I loved some of the great pairing ideas you showed. Thank you!
@@loopop I knew it was coming! Moog emailed me this morning saying it was here (surprise to me!) and I knew you'd have a video. But BoBeats, Andrew Huang, and yourself all popping up in my Inbox? Well hello!
Just had to say I’ve been waiting for this to hopefully come out since your first review, it’s returned with knobs on! I’ll keep watching and stop gushing now!
Hello my friend, I believe you were the first to make note of the subH clock being out of sync with the sequencer by one click. Just got notification that the new firmware fixes this. Nice!
Thanks to your first Subharmonicon review, I started to dream about this extraordinary synth. And I’ve got one, finally :) Now I am trying to route it through external filter (Matrixbrute). Still can’t build the right patch, but found many unexpected ideas. All the best🖤🎶
Finally! The only Hitchcock movie that has no conventional music is The Birds from 1963. However, its soundtrack has a lot of manipulated bird noises, created by - OSKAR SALA! It is so nice to hear his name mentioned in this video. You can read more about the making of the soundtrack for The Birds and of Oskar Sala on Wikipedia. Great collaboration with Hainbach, Ziv! :-)
I just got mine today and its the most amazing instrument ive every owned. Ive played it for multiple hours straight. its been beyond magically and inspirational to use already.
thank you sir ! i watched your videos many times, all of them are very informative and relaxing at the same time . Anw gonna add this one to my collection very soon !
I am addicted to these videoooos of yours. So comprehensive, clear - I love the 'menu' on the left, not for seeing what comes next but for reviewing what has been covered and have a clearer image in my mind, actually remember better :)) New sub here! Great work!! (am a noob to electronic music & devices, I'm a classically trained musician & pianist, looking to delve into electronic music which I love. The hardware part is quite... overwhelming heh - in the sense that there are SO many of them and they do suuuch different things from each other... choosing just one or two seems painful hahah. I'd love having just instruments and hands-on everything, but sadly their virtual counterparts are way more cost-effective for now. Still, I'd love to get started with a physical synth, to connect to the digital piano I'm planning on getting asap. Or maybe I should get an iPad and connect that to the piano, as I could have multiple synths there... ooof)
I’m definitely late to the game in getting the Subharmonicon, but that doesn’t matter. I’m excited about the options of what this thing can do. I also recently picked up a Space Brain 🧠 Circuits MidiVolts Desktop 4 voice Midi to CV controller thing. So I’m really looking forward to what that can do with the Subharmonicon, Grandmother, and DFAM. I may have to order more then one. This video helps me plot that out as I wait for it to arrive. Thanks 😊a video on the Space Brain Circuits MidiVolts Desktops would be cool! I’m not sure how many people know about it. There’s a couple videos on UA-cam about it with the Grandmother.
The Subharmonicon is great synth, if you can tame it. It does not always sound great from the start on, like the Mother32. But if you are able set up a harmonic sound and a good rythm, it is just a joy.
So I'm pretty sure those intonation discrepancies are due to our acclimation to equal temperament. Like the way notes are distributed on a keyboard allow for 12 notes that are an equal distance apart. This allows us to play in 12 different keys with the same relative intonation. In nature, the pitch of certain intervals adjusts according to the fundamental, so an "E" would be "sharp" according to a keyboard if it appears as the third or seventh of a chord.
What the entire world is waiting for Moog, is the oscillator section of the Matriarch with paraphonic MIDI control. 4 oscillators, FM, sync etc. You can stick it the same case, no worries.
As a DFAM and other moogs owner, i dunno why i am not that impressed. Would kill for that sequencer or cuantizing options on the dfam tho. amazing review as always .
The labels on his unit are excellent. easy to read and well printed. The one I have has letters with jagged thin lines specially those labels on the patch bay are difficult to read.
Great review, like all of your reviews ^_^ I would so much like to hear what it sounds if you do really fast polyrythmic arpeggios in a huge octave range, you know like in chiptunes! Pleaaaase?
Loopop. I am after some advice. I have the subharmonicon (great unit from moog), I have the sub37 too. And I have the Arturia Drumbrute. They all actually complement each other well. I have been trying to get Oscillator one to be triggered by the drumbrute clock out. This is no problem when place Drumbrute clock out into the 'play' in of the subharmonicon. But, I am trying to isolate oscillator one from Oscillator two, and have the sub 37 trigger just Oscillator two by midi out of the sub 37. The sub 37 is duophonic but, if it can be done, there is the possibility of playing the subharmonicon as a sequencer triggered by the drumbrute, and have pad like paraphony played on oscillator two in conjunction with the sub 37's own oscillators. I have been able to have 9 oscillators on the go using the sub 37 to trigger all oscillators of the subharmonicon together with the sub 37's two oscillators and sub oscillator. I just don't know what to try to be able to split the two oscillators and trigger them independently using outboard kit. thoughts? I understand we are all hoping for a firmware update to the subharmonicon for duophonic upgrade but till then, is there a way it can be done? Stay good.
So if you configure the keystep pro to use four cv voices in a single track you could get four paraphonic voices with the patch bay. This thing just blew my mind.
The Loopop channel; where one can take away the perfect blend of entertainment, education and no nonsense product awareness in every episode. Thanks again for your guest and the enrichment opportunities. Gratefully.
Thanks for the comment :)
loopop killing my wallet though, you need to step up your CONS game
"Start reviewing worse gear I'm begging you."
Careful, he might give you a deeper appreciation for it instead.
was looking forward to this! you have really become the David Attenborough of synths, a much deserved achievement!
And without having to wear a safari suit... or maybe?
@@bluetv6386 I would pay for that
Couldn't have phrased that any better! :-D
That’s a fitting complement
Finally! Very pleased that this synth got to mass production, was on my wishlist since your video on workshop version.
Pairing with Hainbach is best pairing I could hope for! Hope you can collaborate in the future again!
Outro jam is beautiful!
Considering many of us discovered your videos with your original moogfest subharmonicon video, this feels full circle. Congrats on all your success and output over the past two years. Love to hear more about the updates they made between the original and the production module.
Thanks for joining for the ride :)
Love how we get the "here's how it works" from Loopop and the "here's how it sings" from Hainbach in collaboration. Thanks guys!
hainbach is overrated. He is good at what he does, but that's nothing Loopop can do and I'm sure he can do it million times better! Just a fact! Take a tape delay, generate some noise, record it on tape together with some clever chords, play it back, use reverb, play it at slow speed, and then move your hands like a "spiritual healer" and act like you're making contact with some holy ghosts. That's hainbach. haha Sounds stupid,. but that is the hard truth. Everyone can do what he does. But can everyone create music like Aphex Twin or Philip Glass? Like Hans Zimmer? Like Ennio Morricone?? Of COURSE NOT.
@@helgarollner2106 Can Richard D. James make music like Morricone?
@@helgarollner2106 i mean i'm happy for anybody doing his thing on youtube, but that pseudo-philosophical introduction at 26min alone almost made me stop the video early. then the random and totally unrelated effects he threw on also didn't contribute anything to the video. "yeah well you can throw effects on this synth too" wow ok cool thanks. it felt like a forced promotional "collab" video without any acutal benefit for the audience.
@@helgarollner2106 Music, and Art are personal journeys for their creators. It's neither a race nor a competition. You'll always find someone with more skills and different backgrounds (art or life wise). No one's asking anyone to become the new Ennio Morricone, anyway.
@@MisAnnThorpe you didn't get it, cause you're "simple-minded". Read my comment 100x, if you still don't get it.. well. I'm very sorry for you.
The closing tune is gorgeous. Good job!
really beautiful jam, as an acoustic instrument musician mostly, i love these analog sounds that offer the same drifts and imperfections.
Loopop - definitely the most legit gear reviews! I not only learn about gear, but also so much about synthesis. Thank you 🙏
24:18 transposition of the beatstep’s sequence using Subharmonicon is a very interesting idea. Awesome tutorial. Thank you.
I can not thank you and Hainbach both enough really, the amount that I've learned from you guys throughout the last years ... just thank you!
Best review channel each and every time. Thank you for being clear, transparent and giving us all we need to know
Just bought mine and I was sort of a bit disappointed at first because I was kind of stuck but your review gave me impetus to just dove more into it and give it a proper chance. I saw several reviews before and they made me felt I bought the wrong machine for me, but yours is very inspiring and positive. Thank you!
HEY MR LOOPOP FYI I LIKE TO LISTEN TO YOUR VIDs WHEN IM COOKING
I listen when I'm Ironing :D
Synth people are my people
Haha - I listen to most of these while doing the dishes!
Well, I run out and buy one and follow along.
just before i go to bed :)
Loved the way you did the cameo + jam. This is so rarely done/done well (in my experience) and it adds tons of value.
Did a double take for a second with that name :)
Ian Cottee Oh man, the closest to a name twin I’ve seen yet! Neither of our names are that common either!
Two of my favourite synth-heads collaborating in what it seems another dent in my savings account... Thanks for another excellent review Loopop. Jams sound superb.
Thank you loopop because of this video I will not send mine back.😁 it's a beautiful thing.
Took awhile and a black friday sale - but I just received mine two days ago. Only spent 40 minutes with it so far but I already love it! It is very much above all the other Moog's and things I own - an exploration machine. Just having the patterns move around the harmonics is awesome!
loopop has the best synthesizer review videos by far. Your videos are always informative and are excellent quality. So glad I found your channel!
Love the collaboration with Hainbach!
Yeah, his take on his channel was nice to.
But the collaboration? That was just sweet as hell sounding.
dude, from now on either you are obliged to give us such endings or we are to search for the very end of each video you've already posted...i do simply feel intelligent watching your skilful and you know, experienced approaches towards the art of handling these gadgets. ty so much. a pleasure to hit that sub it was.
Two quick thoughts:
1) A wonderfully detailed product review as always. Thank you so much for continuing to share your insights and expertise on these amazing instruments.
2) If you only had a nickel for every time someone has asked about your oscilloscope software over the last several years, I suspect that you could have retired to your own private island by now.
1. Thanks! 2. What do you mean IF - how do you think I can afford those fancy holographic displays
Great Overview! Completely inspired me to dive in my Subharmonicon all day today. Thank You!
Fantastic sounds-especially right at the end. Are those ALL coming from the Subharmonicon? Wow!
Yes, but with FX (delay and reverb)
The right guy to review this beast🔥
Thanks for a fantastic review/overview of this synth. It looks/sounds like one of the most interesting new synths in recent years, especially at this price. Your patch ideas are fantastic, and the sounds produced with Hainbach were exceptional.
this was immensely useful. I'm adding the subharmonicon. it's a no-brainer for someone like me who's always searching for new & unusual timbres. also, I love the jam at the end--though it faded out right as it got even more magickal. that was messed up, ziv. ;-) & it was great to see & hear the collab with sir hainbachm
Fantastic explanation of the complex Subharmonicon. I tried it in a shop and did not understand its function and went away. But now it´s quit of interest again. Thanks for the great video.
Once again, Loopop makes all the other video reviews on UA-cam redundant. Great job and thank you!
This is the best demo I've seen so far for the Moog Subharmonicon. He does a fantastic job of breaking it down so someone like me with very little to no modular skill can actually understand. This is definitely a piece i want to add asap. Just from this video, I have many ideas of how it would fit in great in my studio. Amazing job on this video.
FINALLY! they made it! and even improved it! damn what an amazing synth. Thanks for the video it's excellent! and I specially love those small jams you make on these videos
Hey loop, thank you for this field guide, I just picked one of these up recently and I feel like holding off a few years after release is a great way to go with synth purchases,, kinks get ironed out, features added and GAS is no longer so relevant. I have mine sitting just next to me in my office hooked up to my DAW, it's a gorgeous instrument far surpassing my expectations. Thank you also for the frequent never completed book updates, that is becoming a bible for me :)
Glad to hear and thanks for your support!
Thanks for a great walkthrough, i realized i had neglected the subh since its release, and a one stop demo by you fixed the gap in my knowledge, thanks! Also a very nice touch to invite hainbach for the FX section, good one! cheers
Thanks! By the way I wanted to reach out to you with a little collaboration idea ... what the best way to contact you or could you email me? My email is in the description ...
@@loopop dropped you an email :) cheers!
Wow I remember been absolutely fascinated by a documentary on the guy that invented the original subharmonicon, it looked and sounded amazing but they did not explain exactly what it was doing. So nice to finally know, thanks 🙏
Now I want one 🤦🏻
I want that sequencer as a separate module : p
What I liked best was the transition after the break at 32:29, and what happened afterwards. That was really beautiful
yes, Mr @loopop soloing with the oscillator pitch controller...amazing
Great review/demo loopop. My Subharmonicon arrived this week and what a wonderful beast. Great idea to get Hainbach involved.
Thanks! I have to give him credit for the idea and I happily went along!
Brilliant stuff as always! Moog can finally take my money. Been bugging them about this one since I discovered your engineering workshop videos about a year ago. WOOHOO!
Gets real interesting after 22:55. Great intro, outro and Hainbach jams! 😎
Loopop, I like your review. Thank you. You have sold me on many synths and a few controllers.
Definitely a great synth (I went and bought it after Hainbach's vid) Love your stuff on this - sounds so beautiful and I loved some of the great pairing ideas you showed. Thank you!
Another excellent job. The music towards the end is so beautiful and inspiring that it makes me want to purchase one.
The Clock out > Trigger in as a "LFO" is a game-changer. Thanks for the tip.
This guys knowledge blows my mind
When you demonstrated those subharmonics, it sounded broken. I love the Moog and those quality knobs.
That jam at the end is sweet 👌🏽
The video you know was coming ❤️
At least I can keep a secret!
@@loopop I knew it was coming! Moog emailed me this morning saying it was here (surprise to me!) and I knew you'd have a video. But BoBeats, Andrew Huang, and yourself all popping up in my Inbox? Well hello!
@@loopop 😂😂😂
Excellent video, the essential info is here and no messing around with superfluous details. Thanks for sharing! 😀
Just had to say I’ve been waiting for this to hopefully come out since your first review, it’s returned with knobs on! I’ll keep watching and stop gushing now!
loopop
101K subscribers. - Congrats man. Well deserved.
May 12, 2020
Hello my friend, I believe you were the first to make note of the subH clock being out of sync with the sequencer by one click. Just got notification that the new firmware fixes this. Nice!
Thanks to your first Subharmonicon review, I started to dream about this extraordinary synth. And I’ve got one, finally :) Now I am trying to route it through external filter (Matrixbrute). Still can’t build the right patch, but found many unexpected ideas. All the best🖤🎶
Love your channel. You make the most easily digestible learning presentations on this subject of any of the YT channels. Thank you.
Good stuff as always. Never disapoints.
Can't wait for your review of the Behringer MonoPoly [hope they sent you one]
A couple of those jams were awesome! I kept thinking how they would make great intros to a U2 song circa Joshua Tree.
A really interesting synth and a great-as-usual Loopop review! Moog really got creative with this one, love the idea of drawing on the Trautonium!
Best review channel ever ! 🔥
Congrats on 100k my dude! 🤘
Nice thorough demo of Moog’s Subharmonicon. Thank you.
Great review Ziv, thanks! Oh boy, this one is a strong GAS trigger, just up my street. Wonderful concept and amazing sound. What a great synth!
Finally! The only Hitchcock movie that has no conventional music is The Birds from 1963. However, its soundtrack has a lot of manipulated bird noises, created by - OSKAR SALA! It is so nice to hear his name mentioned in this video. You can read more about the making of the soundtrack for The Birds and of Oskar Sala on Wikipedia. Great collaboration with Hainbach, Ziv! :-)
The first 30 seconds sold me. Great review!
I just got mine today and its the most amazing instrument ive every owned. Ive played it for multiple hours straight. its been beyond magically and inspirational to use already.
thank you sir ! i watched your videos many times, all of them are very informative and relaxing at the same time . Anw gonna add this one to my collection very soon !
I am addicted to these videoooos of yours. So comprehensive, clear - I love the 'menu' on the left, not for seeing what comes next but for reviewing what has been covered and have a clearer image in my mind, actually remember better :))
New sub here! Great work!!
(am a noob to electronic music & devices, I'm a classically trained musician & pianist, looking to delve into electronic music which I love. The hardware part is quite... overwhelming heh - in the sense that there are SO many of them and they do suuuch different things from each other... choosing just one or two seems painful hahah.
I'd love having just instruments and hands-on everything, but sadly their virtual counterparts are way more cost-effective for now.
Still, I'd love to get started with a physical synth, to connect to the digital piano I'm planning on getting asap. Or maybe I should get an iPad and connect that to the piano, as I could have multiple synths there... ooof)
Super cool - thanks for another great debut review!
Intro jam gave me chills wow
I’m definitely late to the game in getting the Subharmonicon, but that doesn’t matter. I’m excited about the options of what this thing can do. I also recently picked up a Space Brain 🧠 Circuits MidiVolts Desktop 4 voice Midi to CV controller thing. So I’m really looking forward to what that can do with the Subharmonicon, Grandmother, and DFAM. I may have to order more then one. This video helps me plot that out as I wait for it to arrive. Thanks 😊a video on the Space Brain Circuits MidiVolts Desktops would be cool! I’m not sure how many people know about it. There’s a couple videos on UA-cam about it with the Grandmother.
Ive been waiting and hoping for this since the diy edition! Thank you!!
Super video!!! Perfect walkthrough and astonishing closure! 🙌
Your house must be a temple of electronic music instruments. Respect!
Top marks - this is the best subH video on youtube
this looks like such an exploratory synth, so great
The Subharmonicon is great synth, if you can tame it. It does not always sound great from the start on, like the Mother32. But if you are able set up a harmonic sound and a good rythm, it is just a joy.
Outro tune is gold… deserves to be on a soundtrack
Finally someone who can make the subharmonicon sound good!
Thanks! I can't wait to get one. It's so musical.
I'm looking forward to patching it to DFAM.
So I'm pretty sure those intonation discrepancies are due to our acclimation to equal temperament. Like the way notes are distributed on a keyboard allow for 12 notes that are an equal distance apart. This allows us to play in 12 different keys with the same relative intonation. In nature, the pitch of certain intervals adjusts according to the fundamental, so an "E" would be "sharp" according to a keyboard if it appears as the third or seventh of a chord.
Awesome tutorial , thank you
I think using the SH’s polyrhythmic sequencer to transpose an externally generated sequence is one of my favorite tricks.
you and hainbach are the guys who satisfy my needs for both brainhalfs
What the entire world is waiting for Moog, is the oscillator section of the Matriarch with paraphonic MIDI control. 4 oscillators, FM, sync etc. You can stick it the same case, no worries.
Kudos to Moog for another great job! Behringer is busy cloning while they are busy innovating. Thanks for the video, as always.
@chief tp Exactly!
CONGRATULATIONS WITH 100K ❤️
As a DFAM and other moogs owner, i dunno why i am not that impressed. Would kill for that sequencer or cuantizing options on the dfam tho. amazing review as always .
Jose Haya Same here. But looks to me like if you buy this one, you DO have that for the DFAM. Hence mine arrives tomorrow.
mattymel75 lol true . That’s why I was thinking if it would be best to go for a subharmon or straight to modular.
Wow - very interested in how it overlaps/pairs with mother or dfam. Thx for your great reviews!
Great demo! Love the subharmonicon
Pure synthesised Insanity !!! I frikin LOVE my new moog!
Hi loopop🙏I thought the review was fantastic💥💥💥💥💥looking forward to more modular synths thxsomuch💥🙏💥
It's REAL!! OMG!!! Moog: I LOVE you!!!
THANK YOU! And thank you loopop for the (as usual) ah-may-zing video!!!
The labels on his unit are excellent. easy to read and well printed. The one I have has letters with jagged thin lines specially those labels on the patch bay are difficult to read.
I can para-afford this Moog.
😂
Good one
@@LuisFlores-xr5bu Truth be told I’d rather save up for the Moog I can’t afford.
I para-understand this Moog.
Behringer Spice
Great review, like all of your reviews ^_^
I would so much like to hear what it sounds if you do really fast polyrythmic arpeggios in a huge octave range, you know like in chiptunes! Pleaaaase?
Thanks! Sorry... gotta run to other topics...
Your channel is amazing, thank you for everything!
Contender for coolest synth ever. I can't wait to play with one! Thanks for the vid :)
Another beautiful review
Oh yes! I was waiting so much and being very exited about that thing being finally released commercialy :D
Yeeeey!
Me want! :)
Loopop. I am after some advice. I have the subharmonicon (great unit from moog), I have the sub37 too. And I have the Arturia Drumbrute. They all actually complement each other well. I have been trying to get Oscillator one to be triggered by the drumbrute clock out. This is no problem when place Drumbrute clock out into the 'play' in of the subharmonicon. But, I am trying to isolate oscillator one from Oscillator two, and have the sub 37 trigger just Oscillator two by midi out of the sub 37. The sub 37 is duophonic but, if it can be done, there is the possibility of playing the subharmonicon as a sequencer triggered by the drumbrute, and have pad like paraphony played on oscillator two in conjunction with the sub 37's own oscillators. I have been able to have 9 oscillators on the go using the sub 37 to trigger all oscillators of the subharmonicon together with the sub 37's two oscillators and sub oscillator. I just don't know what to try to be able to split the two oscillators and trigger them independently using outboard kit. thoughts? I understand we are all hoping for a firmware update to the subharmonicon for duophonic upgrade but till then, is there a way it can be done? Stay good.
.... that intro was killer
Lovely review, thanks.
So if you configure the keystep pro to use four cv voices in a single track you could get four paraphonic voices with the patch bay. This thing just blew my mind.
This is..... I'm speechless.