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I don't know, the Sub Phatty so far in my experience can get quite aggressive. I think it's best to think of it as different *flavors* of aggression.

Overall it's far more flexible than I thought it would be tone wise. It's capable of a purity of tone reminiscent of the Voyager oscillators. I was ...

It is in beta testing now. The editor is similar to the Minitaur. Moog has said that the editor will ship as standalone and plugin.

They were fantastic to deal with. After they tweeted a picture of a stack of Sub Phattys in store and ready to go, I called them immediately, and in my excitement forgot about the time difference. They were literally walking out the door when the phone rang, but they took my call and booted ...

If anyone is looking for one. Switched On Austin (where I bought mine) was fully stocked as of late last week. They will ship to you.

Also Rainbow Guitars in Tucson told me last week they'd have their shipment by this Monday past.

I figured that would be the case with the noise gen, just wasn't sure. No prob. I'll keep playing around with it. I have found it to be capable of producing some pretty massive electro toms.


Woo! Massive electro toms! Can't wait to hear those. Mine just arrived yesterday and I've been too busy ...

So here's my further input then - looking in from the outside.

You want a Moog.

Strymon pedals are awesome for that wash, long decay clarity that becomes ethereal & dimension evolving. The stereo field helps this as well. The Timeline gets away from this a bit with some modes, the Brigadier & El ...

Thanks guys for your insights! This is giving me a lot to think about.

@unfiltered37 I considered the Roland, Korg, and The Echoplex and they're brilliant, I'd looked into the maintenance on them, some people say it's easy, others found it to be a pain. This would be a very important device for me ...

Hey all,

Buying a Sub Phatty this weekend and was planning to get a Moog 104M to go with it. I LOVE the sound of the 104M, but due to the cost of it, I have to at least weigh other options before making the final decision. Another necessary piece for me is the Zvex Lo-Fi Junky, however I can ...

Hey Amos,

I'm actually considering the pairing for the future. Will the 10v CV from the Minibrute work with the Little Phatty or Sub Phatty for pitch tracking? Is the Sub Phatty 5v?

I think most people would tell you MIDI is easier. But MIDI doesn't help you when you are trying to interface devices lacking MIDI ports.

I'm still currently learning CV so I am not an authority yet. I think there are cheaper options than the CP-251 for this purpose.

Try sending Voltor07 a pm. I ...

I don't have a CP-251 yet, but its attenuators are there to adjust the strength of control voltage. Can it offset?

Also I beleive the back of the Minibrute has two little adjustment ports where you can adjust the offset with a screwdriver to help with tracking. You'll need to look at your Minibrute ...

I believe you need an attenuator. Minibrute outputs 10 volt cv. Moog accepts 5 volt. -5v to +5v.

Moog is a small company, so I'm sure the cost of launching a new product is pretty big for them. R&D, marketing costs, manufacturing etc.

I'm guessing they want to release their full blown concept and gauge interest, before pouring more cash into designing a new form factor.

The design wouldn't be ...

Depends on how well the keyboard version sells. At least that what Amos said.

As of two or three weeks ago, Amos mentioned poly chain as a "virtual certainty". It would come after other features are implemented.

It could be in there now actually. Does the manual mention anything?