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Yes, they will go nicely together :) run MIDI out from the Sub to MIDI in on the Minitaur, then Audio out of the Mintaur into Ext. Audio In on the Sub and use the mixer to add the Minitaur's oscillaors to the Sub's. Remember though, that the Minitaur has a note range limited to bass. Have fun! BTW, ...

The biggie for me is that the Sub-37 allows you to save your patches whereas the Mother/Modular setup doesn't. This can be a big deal if you have a recurring gig and need to replicate sounds consistently and quickly, for example, or stumble onto something bitchin' and you want to keep it. On the ot...

I agree completely with Dan, keep the Sub37. It is a very deep synth, and it sounds really really good.

That said, the patch bay on the Mother adds a lot of flexibility if you are willing to add other modules. Something like a Make Noise Maths as an external modulation would be mighty fine indeed.

Ah, cool, I wasn't sure about the VCA so I metioned it just in case. Enjoy the dual oscillations!

Here's how I would do it: 1. On #2 turn the VCO Mode switch to On - this will allow the oscillator to run continuously 2. Patch VCO SAW or VCO PULSE OUT from #2 to EXT. AUDIO IN on #1 3. Patch KB OUT from #1 to VCO 1V/OCT IN on #2 That should do the trick. All of the filtering and amplification with...

Actually, MIDI is a great option for any musician that actually wants to make some music. *EDITED OUT* with apologies to the forum.

Yes, they're pretty awesome. I used the tuning software and it's pretty straightforward.

And as Demon_Dan pointed out in another post, you can enable sync between the oscillators to eliminate *all* beating...

How on earth did you managed to reverse the *polarised* connectors dude? Eurorack power connectors are notoriously easy to reverse - there's no key, only a red stripe *sometimes* :/ At the op: I think it may be a case where you'll have to send it in for repair. Even if there are diodes to protect t...

Sure! I used this and wired it into the prototyping section of the Werkstatt: http://www.midimplant.com/

^ just so. I added MIDI to my Werkstatt and use it as a third oscillator, sounds great!

If you can solder, this is a great option: https://midisizer.com/other/jack-o-mix/

Switch the polarity on your expression pedal, that should do it.

BTW, the way you describe backwards is the way I like it to work: down = off up = loud, like a wah-wah. YMMV...

Unless you really want the coloration of the preamp, you can go directly into your interface. I sometimes go into a Neve DI then into my interface, sometimes straight in.