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Are you sure? I thought it was too much UV that makes plastic keys go yellow?

Thank you for this workaround suggestion. I tried it, however it doesn't produce the same outcome I was looking for as it gets overwritten by the next key press. No problem. Sorry to hear it doesn't work, but I guess that's always going to be the case with a monosynth as by definition it can only p...

I haven't tried it, but my reading of the manual is that the KB Gate input only accepts a latching (on/off) foot switch.

Maybe you could use the Vol CV input and map it to Amp EG Release, so the more you press, the longer the note will play after releasing the key?

If you’ve got a hanging note you need to either press the relevant key to get a note off or send a midi reset (all notes off) from your DAW. If the note plays all the time it will likely be a hardware issue.

Hi Paul

How's it going?

If you log into your Moog account, click "Go To Account", then scroll right, you should see them.

Chumley

Thanks, you're welcome.

No it's not possible with the 25.

You can get them here:

https://moogmusicsupport.zendesk.com/hc ... t1mOG2Y3hg

But as far as I know, the presets are the same.

As far as I know it's not possible. You'd have to use the mod wheel to bring in the LFO.

Chumley

Hi PM'd you.

Chumley

Just init the patch on your Moog and save that in a folder in the librarian. Then you can recall it whenever you want to make a patch from scratch.

Yep, prices have gone up about 50%. Bass Station II is the obvious alternative - very similar sound, probably a bit more functionality and currently around 1/3 of the price, although arguably a bit lacking in cachet.

What are you trying to sync? There are separate sync switches for mod busses, envelopes, arp and sequencer. Eg to sync the arp, you need to press the sync button next to the arpeggiator rate knob, and make sure your DAW is sending MIDI clock to your synth.

Something not right there. My 25 only has two of those holes (being shorter than the 37) but they both have screws in them.

1. do i plug it straight in to the unit? it's a regular electric guitar, not a midi one The manual shows a guitar plugged into the Audio In jack, but it says that Audio In accepts a line-level signal. I think that means you'd need to use a pre-amp of some sort between the guitar and the Moog. You a...