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experimental pop ? pretty general genre but that's the one that comes to my head first.

psychedelic pop would fit too I guess.

You can do a lot more with a Mini V, but what the phatty can do, it does it so much better. The Phatty always stands out in a mix, it's got a sound that just cannot be touched by software or VA.

I use this kind of bass all the time, from memory here's how my LP's set up :

Osc 1 Sawtooth 8'
Osc 2 Square 8' very slightly detuned, volume at 40% or so
Cutoff at 60-70%
Resonance at 40%
EGR amount at 70%
Volume Attack 0%
Decay 70%
Sustain 10-20%
Release 0%
Filter Attack 0%
Decay 40 ...

I'm pretty sure that only the Stage II, or Stage I units which have been upgraded to have USB, have the "FW UPDATE" option. Stage I units with no USB do not have this option, so you can ignore this step, and proceed straight to the firmware update.

Well, I didn't find the "FW UPDATE" option ...

I don't know if it's possible, nor if it's already been suggested but a drift setting for the oscillators would be awesome.
Oh, and the LFO reset on trigger would be very cool too.

I'm amazed by the way Moog's working with the customer. It's gold nowadays.

Haha. Thanks Voltor.
All my guitar effects have been transfered to the Phatty and I can get some pretty awesome things out of them !!

Usually I only use a delay and a spring reverb on the Phatty, but I tried something different today.

Phatty -> Crybaby Wah -> Big Muff -> Small Stone -> Dynacord Tape echo.

Try it with a Minimoog-style Rezy bass and you'll see : funk at its best.

Hi everybody !

LP SE01437 here in Paris.
Most lovable piece of gear I ever bought, truly fantastic.

Well, mine also does it, and i think it's perfectly normal.
Your VCF attack must be at 0, and your decay fairly low, it's the filter envelope that's clicking.
If you don't like it you can either raise your VCF decay, or raise your VCA attack, and I guess it would solve the problem.