I wondered if there’s something like a “Sub 37 Cookbook”: A site where people can share patches and tips about the usage of the Sub 37. I always liked the microKORG Cookbook on Tumblr.
Since on Google, I couldn’t find anything like that, I assume that such a thing doesn’t exist yet.
You recon that would be a good idea, or do you think nobody would care or use it?
Would you be willing to participate and share some knowledge there?
I could think of articles about…
Cool patches
Vintage patches (e.g. recreated from the old Minimoog patch sheets)
Just a note, vintage minimoogs didn’t have “presets”. Maybe what you mean is new presets of famous minimoog songs. I’m still working on my “just what I needed” patch.
I almost always have problems with Yahoo Groups and reason I always avoid them, even though there’s some rather great groups on there. In order to register with Yahoo they require phone numbers and I am just not willing to hand over my privacy to Yahoo. Surprised they are even still around. Would love to glean great info from that site but even my Norton 360 security always tells me about unsafe activity or site in general. Sad, but that’s been my experience.
I’m absolutely in favor of the death of the yahoo group and the creation of something new. I’m a member of knob tweak but I rarely check it. Yahoo groups feels super 90s and is a real pain on mobile. No offense to the original members who started it, whom I’m sure are awesome.
After experimenting with various WP plugins that should allow me to create a safe environment for folks to post patches and not have access to each other’s data, I kind of gave up
Instead, I added a “Patch submission form” where you can easily submit a patch. I’ll then review it (to get rid of spam) and post it to the cookbook blog.
However, I’m new to synthesis, so I would benefit from turning the actual knobs. Would there be a way to display the actual knob settings, etc?
Great work, thanks!
By the way, yeah, a new patch was submitted by a fellow follower of the Sub 37 Cookbook blog.
I wish for more people to submit their patches, so the archive can grow and offer more different styles (instead of mainly reflecting the style of my own patches ).
Hopefully with the release of the Sub 37 editor and librarian software, more people will jump on board.
