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Download the Werkstatt manual online at Moog. It is very detailed and includes calibration instructions (starting page 21).

So are they being replaced? Or is Moog getting out of the pedals business?

Do you have a favorite?

That is weird! Musician's Friend also doesn't list them...

These look similar, and no overseas shipping:
http://www.smallbear-electronics.mybigc ... -pointers/

Just a warning, a couple of us here have had problems with the Werkstatt when using too _low_ voltage power supply (9V):
viewtopic.php?f=17&t=22443

So I don't know how much higher you can go, but definitely make sure the supply gives at least 12V under load.

Thanks! There are so many great Mother-32 instructional videos out right now. Lots to learn...

Who knows? Maybe they're busy enough selling M32s and Sub37s. There's nothing that says you have to come out with a new synth every year to be successful.

Looks nice! Where did you get the smooth round knobs? I like that they don't cover up the text below.

That seems like it could be really useful! Could you even control it with a non-keyboard instrument (horn, clarinet, guitar) as long as the signal level was correct? Are you using the VCA input or the gate out connector on the Werkstatt? If you used the VCA input, the Werkstatt could then exactly fo...

mmarsh100 wrote:Two Moms = $1300 has two voices. One SE-02 = $500 has 4 voices. I'm just sayin'.

That would be quite a feat for a 3-oscillator instrument!
The SE-02 is monophonic.
You may be thinking of the other Roland Boutique instruments which are digital and have four voices.

The installation instructions for v1.1.3 firmware downloadable on Moog's support page include the knob calibration routine.

https://www.moogmusic.com/sites/default ... v1.1.3.zip

I don't know about this specific pot, but in other BBD chorus pedals, there is often a pot to adjust the bias of the signal going in the BBD chip. This is to maximize headroom. Changing it wouldn't change the sound in a correctly-functioning pedal except to add clipping distortion.

Maybe they're set for the wrong MIDI channel. The default setting is channel 1 for the M32. Set your keyboard or DAW to transmit on that channel to see if that works (and cycle through all 16 if it doesn't).

We've previously talked about this here:
viewtopic.php?f=17&t=22103

If the Minitaur doesn't misbehave on its own, then I would plug the Arturia keyboard into something that will report the MIDI stream from it, as suggested above. I use a Mutable Instruments Midipal for this, but there are software options as well. It may be sending spurious MIDI transmissions due to...