The Moog ONE is a BEAST! I don't think we'll ever find all the bugs on it, but at least we can try!

Hi MWK,MWK wrote:Where is the best place to post bugs we find?
Wow, that's very Zen:MWK wrote:The Moog ONE is a BEAST! I don't think we'll ever find all the bugs on it, but at least we can try!
This seems to have something to do with the polyphony of synth One being set to "all available voices". Usually just changing that clears it up, but sometimes the other synths have their greedy little mitts wrapped tightly around them.jmcecil wrote:I often can't undo mono mode.
I have to go to synth 2 or 3 and enable disable the keyboard
Then I can go back to synth one and disable mono mode.
I've had it happen, and I reported this one via the chat/auto ticket thing. Doesn't hurt to keep it online though.MWK wrote:This one's intermittent.
Sometimes I'm making a sequence on Synth 1 and I'll go to Synth 2 or Synth 3 to add another layer, and both Synths aren't responding. I try everything from voice count, VCA level, OSC levels (you name it!) and they don't make a sound. I haven't been able to re-create it on the fly, but it creeps up from time to time when I add additional timbres while Synth 1 is playing the sequencer. Now, I know you're probably thinking my voices aren't properly allocated, but trust me, it's only a monophonic sequence!
I find it pretty easy to keep the noise in manageable range by paying attention to gain staging, although everyone's needs are different in that area. One crucial thing in my set up is to keep the master output below 12:00 at all times. The VCA should be fully open unless you are using multiple synths and using the VCA to balance. The loudest oscillator should also be fully up.MWK wrote:Signal-to-Noise Ratio
I'm not sure if this is considered a bug, but I wonder if there's a way to improve it with the upcoming firmware or if it's hardware dependent. Compared to most other synths in my gear, the Moog One does have a tendency to be noisier with a quieter overall signal (even after multiple attempts of gain staging). What ends up happening is that the main signal isn't as loud as what I would expect it to be and increasing volume simply increases the noise more than I'd want. I'm used to making loops and having a lot of delay in my tracks so when I start using the Moog One, I notice how difficult it is to keep noise at a comfortable level since noise gets exponentially worse in this scenario. The other synths I use don't struggle too much in this domain (Prophet 5, Sub 37, Crumar T1). Even with everything turned off (All OSCs to 0, VCA to 0, All SVF and LADDER off, you can still hear the noise in the main signal. I wonder where it's coming from and if there's any way MOOG can mitigate it more.
What do you guys think?
I'm hopeful they will figure it out. Moog One is a dream machine, it makes anything come true!PhilAiken wrote:...As far as Moog making improvements, they have stated that they are looking for ways to dynamically mute potential sources of noise and have taken some steps in that direction as of 1.02.
Perhaps you have tried all of that to no avail for your needs....
USB driver compatibility - YMMV in different versions of Linux. This should be correctible though so I'd report it.MWK wrote:Apple Keyboard 'Bug'
I'm trying to use a wired Apple keyboard on the Moog One and it doesn't respond when plugged in. I tested out another keyboard (Logitech) and it works. The Apple keyboard works fine on my iMac. Any ideas why it wouldn't work on the Moog One?