Excellent video, thanks. More vids like this on all the Moog Sound System units please. My SS plus an extra M-32 has just been delivered so I'll be using your content a great deal. Happy I subscribed, keep up the great work.
Thanks Wrenchposting, I found exactly that problem when I got it, I only have a passing music theory knowledge (just a bit more than a bloke off the street) but that shouldn't stop anyone finding happy accidents on this thing!
Your a Genius...I put it in my rack but never looked at it the way you just did. You put a whole new dimensional spin on the synth. That’s so awesome! Love your videos.
Has Moog updated the firmware to make the sequencer longer than 4 steps? I thought that was going to be a thing. That's been keeping me from picking one up.. I have an Oberheim TwoVoice with 8 step sequencer and, regarding polyrhythms, being able to do 5 or 7 steps that loop around in an off-kilter pattern is where the magic happens. 4 Steps won't cut it. Thanks for the clear cut video regardless.
The Sub is just weird, you just gotta spend some time playing to really enjoy it. It’s not a beginners synth at all. I got mine on first release, preorder months before. Fine synth, but it’s a Moog too!
The 4-step thing is a bummer. Starts becoming repetitive too fast. Great tutorial but I would have to drive it with an external sequencer via CV. Moog should make a SubH "Pro" or "v2" with 8 steps. Your content was good tho!
Best subharmonicon video I’ve seen. Just ordered one yesterday
This video, for the first time, gave me the confidence that I might be able to wield my Subharmonicon one day. Thank you.
Same here!
This one is the most helpful tutorial on Subharmonicon that I've come across up until now.
Probably the best tutorial I've ever watched of the Subharmonicon mate, thanks!!!
Excellent video, thanks. More vids like this on all the Moog Sound System units please. My SS plus an extra M-32 has just been delivered so I'll be using your content a great deal. Happy I subscribed, keep up the great work.
This is a very good introduction for people without a background in music theory!
Thanks Wrenchposting, I found exactly that problem when I got it, I only have a passing music theory knowledge (just a bit more than a bloke off the street) but that shouldn't stop anyone finding happy accidents on this thing!
Your a Genius...I put it in my rack but never looked at it the way you just did. You put a whole new dimensional spin on the synth. That’s so awesome! Love your videos.
Damn amazing quick guide! Thank you!
Superb! Definitely start simple! It’s a very complex machine!
Exactly, Im glad you like it mate!
well, that was the best description into starting on the Subharmonicon! thanks a LOT ! 🙂
Thank you So much Der!
This is helpful man! Even as someone who’s had this synth like a month, I still am learning how to use it!
Thanks so much I really appreciate that feedback!!
well done , nice vid. i was so superhappy with that sound that i bought a second one , perfect to built more complex melodic lines.
Brilliant demo. Well done.
I love my Sub. ❤
Brilliant. I pick up my SH and DFAM tomorrow (adding to the M 32 I already have) and this will be a valuable resource for my first steps. Cheers.
I’m really happy to hear that fella!!
OMG - GREAT JOB on this video! I can't to try this out! Thank you SO MUCH! 😀🎹🎵
thanks buddy, it was my first stab at it, so thats really helpful!
Hi, oh, this is interesting music. it looks like a cool sound game and construction game. I want to buy it, it is really very beautiful
Thanks for this video. Very well explained and helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
Very, hard to hear.
Do you think you could shout into the mic?
Great video thanks!
Thanks, anytime!
Very helpful, thank you so much
Glad it was helpful!
So helpful, thank you so much for this vid!😎
It was my pleasure Moxy! Im glad you liked it!
Thank you so much for the instant inspiration. Big like ❤
Thank you mate!! Appreciated!
Great video, really helpful. Thank you 🙏
Any Time Chris mate!
great! thanks for the info man
Anytime buddy!
Great video(:
Has Moog updated the firmware to make the sequencer longer than 4 steps? I thought that was going to be a thing. That's been keeping me from picking one up.. I have an Oberheim TwoVoice with 8 step sequencer and, regarding polyrhythms, being able to do 5 or 7 steps that loop around in an off-kilter pattern is where the magic happens. 4 Steps won't cut it. Thanks for the clear cut video regardless.
That’s a great video
Cheers Any!
The Sub is just weird, you just gotta spend some time playing to really enjoy it. It’s not a beginners synth at all. I got mine on first release, preorder months before. Fine synth, but it’s a Moog too!
That is sooo true!!
Great video. At 8:23 you add the second rhythm generator to sequencer 2. When I do this it changes the rhythm of sequencer 1 aswell! Do you know why?
How’d you sync it to your maschine? & does the subharmonicon and DFAM go to individual channels of an interface or mixer?
Great video but what happens when you turn it off and back on, does it keep everything as is or does it reset ?
@@robinkonieczny817 kind of, but if I have something I like I won’t risk it!
@@Cutflower so what do you do ?
@@robinkonieczny817 leave it on until recorded mate
@@Cutflower thats what I thought you might say
The 4-step thing is a bummer. Starts becoming repetitive too fast. Great tutorial but I would have to drive it with an external sequencer via CV. Moog should make a SubH "Pro" or "v2" with 8 steps. Your content was good tho!
Couldn’t agree more!