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Some Sub 37 ambience: https://soundcloud.com/pauldither/ambience-thirty-seven

I will try to give short answers point by point: do you want to play on the physical Sub 37 keys to trigger the arp or sequencer, or do you want to trigger the sequencer in response to MIDI from your DAW or from a different controller? Both. Do you want to record the MIDI output of the sequencer and...

Here is a remix (or rather re-arrangement) of Tara Busch's "Motorcrash". Instruments used: Minitaur, Sub 37, Prophet '08, Evolver, and Volca Beats.

https://soundcloud.com/pauldither/motor ... ther-remix

Count me in!

Thanks a lot for that reply, Amos!

Thank you, Petur and Amos. That explains why it didn't quite work the way I wanted. I guess my misconception was that you could record the depth of modulation as controlled by the modwheel, regardless of whether one would use SEQ MOD as a modulation source. To be more specific, this is an example of...

In the recently published video about modulation and sequencing, Amos mentioned that the modwheel position can be recorded per step. When I gave it a try, I had no success. Is there any specific way to go about this, or will this rather be a future feature?

Is it still planned to use the preset buttons in conjunction with the sequencer, i.e. as button per step?

Wow, seriously, guys? The Sub 37 is a much better design than my old Little Phatty was...every other key was a couple mm off when I got it. The side panels were plastic until I replaced them with wood, and the plastic was really cheap. The wheels were never all that tight, either. The Sub 37 is the...

I'm currently waiting for Sweetwater and/or Moog to get back to me about the issues. On top of what I described already, I experienced a few quirks when operating the Sub 37. Sometimes, when I switched from preset to panel, the oscillators sounded as if they were set to 2' although they were set to ...

I've got the same issue. The gap is only at the top, the lower section of the panel looks fine. I think that is just the impression one gets from the light coming through at the top. I thought so too, but that would have meant that the panel plate was not cut in a square angle on both sides, which ...

The wood is alright. It just seems that the width of the panel is a bit too short for the chassis to be entirely closed. Ideally, the aluminium bar at the top would have to be totally covered. What makes it obvious on the left side is of course the light of the display.

Okay, here you go.

synthesis4all wrote:Take a picture, upload it and when I get mine I will do the same to help you compare...

I tried to upload a picture, but I always get the message "Sorry, the board attachment quota has been reached."