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Freeing up a slot for Sub37 RME!

If you want DSP based go with a Virus. If you're in the mood for analog poly, the Elektron Analog 4 pairs extremely well with a Voyager, and comes in a keys version as well. Personally I love using my XL as a master to the A4, and I could see it being equally useful for one of the Virus rack version...

Noisebug as well. Wow... if they really are done with this line I may need to scoop up one more - would be really awesome to have stereo analog delay hooked up to my XL.

I poked around on the new Elektron site and managed to find C6 (I found it under Machinedrum downloads)

http://eu.elektron.se/wp-content/upload ... N_1.51.zip

This is a terrific present right before the weekend! Right after installing 1.1.0 I cooked up a massively dark droning sound that utilized the new insta-mod-dest-map feature to tweak Osc2 Beat Freq and Cutoff Freq with a looping filter envelope. Its big brother Voyager XL is just sitting there watch...

I noticed that recently as well. I wonder if it is truly opening the filter or there is something else going on behind the scenes? Nevertheless it's a cool "hidden" feature!

I'm filting with the idea of flying it to Asheville myself, checking out the factory and music scene, and flying home with baby 100% (I hope) That sounds like a great plan! Just give Moog a call up before you make any final arrangements to be sure they can accommodate your repair when you're in town.

Hmm... 1-shot LFO for the wish list?

I've been making do with assigning aftertouch to control vibrato - works fairly well, although AT sensitivity needs some finessing as well in the firmware (IMO).

You can contact them to ask about the length of the queue... for me last October it was about a month to repair one of the mod busses on my Voyager XL. The good thing is that I only needed to send in the analog board from the back of the XL, which was fairly easy to remove. Also you can pay $50 (aga...

I have custom covers from https://www.digitaldeckcovers.com/ for every single one of my keyboards, rack & mixer, except for the Sub 37. Just haven't gotten around to it, but also haven't really felt the need since I rarely find myself wanting to cover up my gear - it gets used just about every d...

With regard to Moog publishing a list of affected serial numbers: I see this as having no value other than to negatively impact the resale value of those units. Since they are not implementing an actual recall, but instead offering a pseudo "extended warranty" (pseudo in the sense that we ...

MF-104M here... it will absolutely color your delayed signal tho, very dark and low, but it is pure analog goodness and has a ton of CV inputs for additional control. When you get the feedback set into a nice sweet spot, you can just about use the delayed signal for a beat track. I'm thinking of add...

Triangle wave harmonics fall off more steeply than squares too, resulting in a lower perceived volume. I've been wondering myself about triangle waves, and how best to utilize them in sound design? I know they're good for helping with bell-type sounds, but sweeping the filter and cranking the resona...

If I was buying a Moog for the studio it would be a Voyager XL with the long-term goal of using its CV capabilities patched to an ever expanding array for Moogerfoogers and such. :D That's what I ended up doing earlier this year, and it has been a dream synth come true for me. I pre-ordered the Sub...

I can only speculate, so I'll just say this: the Sub 37 is probably the best $1500 I've spent on a synth ever. The build quality is incredibly high, including the knobs, buttons, and yes (at least to me) even the keyboard (maybe a bit weak on the velocity and after touch). The sound itself is massiv...