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Could be a midi feedback loop. Try turning off local control on the Sub37. Also, FYI - panic is holding both octave buttons.

What audio interface are you using?

An init patch is where to begin diagnosing this.

I had a little Phatty(same enclosure) and after having the CV out option added, it sat this way too. I fixed it by gently grabbing the cheeks and twisting.

These are on the large side but they have clipping paths and look great in Logic X.

http://www.filedropper.com/subphatty
http://www.filedropper.com/sub37_4

I have a Mother 32 image too if anyone is interested.

mrkennethdel wrote:I use a USB cable for MIDI and it works just fine. Be sure to set up Logic to send clock to at least the SUB37.

As stated earlier in the thread, yes.

Okay I connected it but it is connected as a midi keyboard now to play VST instuments... I wanted the actual sound of the moog to sync up to the tempo in logic . Is this possible? The USB connection is for MIDI only. MIDI does not transmit audio. Are you aware of this? You may need to do some resea...

You mean like a sine wave? That's an available source to choose in Mod Edit

I use a USB cable for MIDI and it works just fine. Be sure to set up Logic to send clock to at least the SUB37.

Very cool. I will give this a try when I get home. Thanks for sharing.

Turn the multi-drive & feedback up while keeping the oscillator volume down. It seems counter intuitive but it works for me. Great synth...

I'm going to want to figure this out soon myself. I'll keep you posted with what I try and how it fares.

I was going to try this eventually. Let me know if it works.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HWpMAGhjK5U

This turned out to be a midi loop. To eliminate it, I turned local off. However, now when I use the pitch bend wheel it sounds steppy/not smooth. 14 bit mode is on. Anybody experience this? This has been very frustrating.