I just got a Sub 37, but having issues with the sequencer. Whenever I try to record a new sequence, nothing happens. By this i mean nothing is displayed in the LCD and no sequence of notes is emitted from the synth.
According to the manual and videos I have researched online, I am doing everything right. But the sequencer is never activated. It is worth mentioning that the sequencer does play for presets that have a sequencer associated with them, just not when I try to record my own sequencer.
Previous measures I have taken to resolve the issue were to install both versions of firmware, which unfortunately did not solve the problem
A quick test:
Disconnect alle cables except power and audio. No USB or MIDI cables.
Powercycle the Sub37.
Does this change the behavior?
If not, check if local control is on or off. It should be on with ON without USB and MIDI connected.
OK, so not external factors and no configuration strangneness.
It’s not impossible that the REC position of the PATTERN switch isn’t being recognized. You could try wiggling the switch a bit in the REC position, applying a little sideways force (not too much!).
Thanks for the suggestion DrJustice. Though it seems the issue extends beyond the sequencer to the arp - no setting works on the dial but arp down.. seems like the guy who sold knew it was bunk and didn’t mention ..
No. I wonder whether this is a mechanical or electrical switch fault which I doubt, or a fault in the swith control circuit. At this point I am ruling out anything software related. Bummer
Thanks for your reply.
I did send a message to moog but still haven’t heard back from them.
It’s weird, it just stopped work suddenly, I haven’t moved the synth or anything.
It works with the vst editor though. That’s why I think it’s most likely a hardware issue.
Ben
Eventually I sent the synth to official Moog service shop, EMC in Germany. They fixed it by replacing the control board. By the way, I am highly recommending EMC, Stefan is the guy! Top quality service, as it should be for a top brand like Moog.