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Hi, since the Sub-phatty Moog seems to quit oscillator 2 as a modulation source

Now I was looking for it in the Sub 37´s manual and found that you have a modulation menu page where you can choose "oscillator 1/2 pitch" as a modulation source to use in the filter eg/PGM setting

So, that "oscillator pitch" means the audio output of an oscillator can be used for high audio rate modulations?

I hope so

Thanks!

short answer: no. the vco's output signals are not available as modulation sources in the s37.
'osc 1/2 pitch' stands for 'osc 1/2 pitch cv' - the internal (virtual, i suppose) cv signals controlling the pitch of osc 1 and 2.
i dimly recall that this has been covered elsewhere, probably somewhere im the sub 37 - questions thread.

bartleby wrote:short answer: no. the vco's output signals are not available as modulation sources in the s37.
'osc 1/2 pitch' stands for 'osc 1/2 pitch cv' - the internal (virtual, i suppose) cv signals controlling the pitch of osc 1 and 2.
i dimly recall that this has been covered elsewhere, probably somewhere im the sub 37 - questions thread.

bleep...

well, the lfos can go really fast, and they can track the kb. so they should be usable in similar ways as the vcos...