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Check out the Sequencer PHASE RESET setting (GLOBAL -> SEQ OPTIONS -> PHASE RESET). From the manual: PHASE RESET When set to ON , the sequencer timing (the downbeat) is reset the moment a new note is played. If PHASE RESET is OFF (default), then the timing of the sequencer is set by the arpeggiator ...

However if I hit the key 4 to 5 times it may trigger a sound

If you don't have multiple Sub37s connected together in a "poly chain", make sure the POLY NUMBER setting (MIDI Menu item 3.1, page 36 in the manual) is set to OFF.

Hope this helps.
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Moose

I have no idea if this would work, but since it sounds like you've tried all the logical things, I'll give it a shot. The VOLUME description on page 34 of the manual says: The PRESET VOLUME parameter is located in the PRESET EDIT menu. Learn more about this on page 42. If it is set to OFF the volume...

... I found that some of the mod destinations, for instance the filter poles, produce less than desirable digital artifacts. ... I realize it will be difficult without having the instrument in front of you, but can you expand on this comment? What sort of digital artifacts were you hearing when swi...

Very nice track!

Care to expand on equipment and techniques used?

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Moose

The Sub37 audio output is unbalanced monophonic. You need to tell Ableton to use a single input (not a pair of inputs) and use the pan control to put the sound where you want it (left, right, or center).

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Moose

moog support told me they use a piece of ribbon wrapped around the shaft then pull up gently... Tried that technique and it usually fails because you're pulling the knob up from one side only and can easily damage the pot. I think the idea is to bring the two ends of the ribbon out on opposite side...

CC 108 controls the downward pitch bend range (how much the pitch will change when you move the pitch wheel down), not the actual pitch. If you want to modulate the pitch of both oscillators at the same time, you would send pitch bend messages instead of MIDI CC messages. It's the very first one at ...

max2011 wrote:Also having this exact problem and can't find a fix... anyone?

Try Andy Hughes at Moog Tech Support. His contact info is in the message right above yours.

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Moose

From the update instructions that come with the 1.2.0 firmware package: COMMON PROBLEMS ... THE DISPLAY IS BLANK AND/OR ALL OF THE LEDS ARE LIT. The firmware on your Sub 37 has not been updated correctly. Repeat the update procedure. Note that nothing will appear on the display until the panel firmw...

OK, here's what happens on my Sub37. I'm starting with an INIT patch and working with MOD2 with a square wave selected for SOURCE, and LFO2 RATE set at about the mid point. 1. Regardless of which LED is lit on the MOD2 DEST selector, when I press the button in the middle, the next LED always lights ...

How exactly (step-by-step) are you trying to set the destination?

Seems to be working as expected for me. If you haven't already, you might try reloading the 1.2 firmware.

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Moose

I'm not sure why you're setting MSB to 32. The manual isn't very clear, but bank MSB (MIDI CC# 0) should always be 0. Bank LSB (MIDI CC# 32) should be 0 for banks 1 - 8 and 1 for banks 9 - 16. If you set MSB to anything other than 0, you'll always get banks 9 - 16. So in Reaper: Bank MSB: 0 Bank LSB...

So I'm kind of curious. Although I agree that having a BPM display would be nice, why do so many people feel it's an absolute necessity? The only reason I can think of for wanting to dial in a precise, specific tempo is if you're using the Sub37 as a master MIDI clock and have specific BPM requireme...