I'd love to see more of these! Just got a Subharmonicon and this was really helpful! Another thing I like doing for hats is instead of aiming for pure noise I fm oscillator 1 with 2 (with a dummy cable in 2 so they don't modulate each other) and with some tweaking I can get some interesting, more metallic sounding hats with a bit of tonal content. It sounds perfectly offbeat and quirky but also works really well, especially with super low decay. Love experimenting on the Subharmonicon!
Thanks! Yeah I was thinking of putting something like that together, I guess it would be pretty easy, I just need to load the sounds into a sampler. I actually made a full track with just the Subharmonicon, including all the drums last week, but it's for a client and I wouldn't want to release it before her podcast comes out.
Hehe thanks! It also sounds great as a traditional mono synth with a midi controller plugged into it. I’m thinking I might demo that next. I used it for some leads on a track a while back and was pretty amazed
@@Sound_ology Agreed. The SubH and the DFAM truly hold their ranks even as mere analog mono synths. In the very last piece I recorded, I even used my DFAM as ... the lead synth ! ( ruclips.net/video/Ps0f0XquV08/видео.html ) It was fun to view it from another perspective.
Thanks for the video man! I've managed to get some nice sounding bleeps out of my Subharmonicon, but hadn't tried drums yet. Very helpful and inspiring! I'll try some of those tips tonight!
The cross feedback between VOCs 1 & 2 is a great idea ! I will have to try it. I own both a SubHarmonicon and a DFAM, and these two pieces of gear simply fascinate me ! But then, a central question remains ... what with 859 ?!
@@Sound_ology ohh hi, thanks for replying. I mean a synth bass line to tight with a kick like techno music. it has totally 6 OSC so will quite reward with that and polyrhythm melodies :)
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This just saved my SH from being sold. Thank you.
Great vid man. It’s such a versatile little guy and in my opinion is the best value Moog eurorack. 🙊
I'd love to see more of these! Just got a Subharmonicon and this was really helpful! Another thing I like doing for hats is instead of aiming for pure noise I fm oscillator 1 with 2 (with a dummy cable in 2 so they don't modulate each other) and with some tweaking I can get some interesting, more metallic sounding hats with a bit of tonal content. It sounds perfectly offbeat and quirky but also works really well, especially with super low decay. Love experimenting on the Subharmonicon!
Them toms are flipping ace!
the kick sounds really good
well done! the subby each day reveals itself to be a behemoth for sound design
Genius! Love the subharmonicon!
Just what I was looking for!
Drums on my Subharmonicon.
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Great upload. I learned a lot. Thanks for sharing.
Really nice percussive patches.
Those toms are wicked!
Would love to hear a full percussion jam utilizing them all ;)
Thanks! Yeah I was thinking of putting something like that together, I guess it would be pretty easy, I just need to load the sounds into a sampler. I actually made a full track with just the Subharmonicon, including all the drums last week, but it's for a client and I wouldn't want to release it before her podcast comes out.
such a refreshing and inspiring change from all of the "ambient" demos and soundscapes. I think you just sold me one!
Hehe thanks! It also sounds great as a traditional mono synth with a midi controller plugged into it. I’m thinking I might demo that next. I used it for some leads on a track a while back and was pretty amazed
@@Sound_ology Agreed. The SubH and the DFAM truly hold their ranks even as mere analog mono synths.
In the very last piece I recorded, I even used my DFAM as ... the lead synth ! ( ruclips.net/video/Ps0f0XquV08/видео.html )
It was fun to view it from another perspective.
I was about to chuck mine out the window before seeing this video. Thanks for saving a subharmonicon's life.
Hahaha I know the feeling!
Holy Moly! I followed along and had a BLAST. Thank you for sharing the knowledge, brother. Really looking forward to playing around with these more.
Awesome video! Thank you for the patch ideas. I will try them today.
Thanks for the video man! I've managed to get some nice sounding bleeps out of my Subharmonicon, but hadn't tried drums yet. Very helpful and inspiring! I'll try some of those tips tonight!
The cross feedback between VOCs 1 & 2 is a great idea ! I will have to try it.
I own both a SubHarmonicon and a DFAM, and these two pieces of gear simply fascinate me !
But then, a central question remains ... what with 859 ?!
very cool patching strategies. cant wait to try some of your ideas!
NOOCE!!!
CAN'T WAIT TO PLAY AROUND WITH SOME OF THESE PATCHES THANKS
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Can't wait to try those patches and use it with the DFAM all along, thanks for the video man
Whoah! Awesome! Thank you dude! 🙏🏽✌🏽
Fantastic set of patches! I will be using all of these. Thanks for the great tutorial! ✌️🎶🎹🎼
This is inspirational :) Great video
Solid video!
Great tutorial!
I haven’t checked all your videos yet, but way more Subharmonicon videos please. I need help controlling this beast.
Nice hi hats!
Love them toms!
Thanks!
Thank you
Awesome!
Can i tune subharmonicon to a minor scale?
A-mazing.
Goat
wow. this's more than I expected! can Subharmonicon have a tight bass for electronic music like Mother 32?
CHRIS YUO do you mean bass drum or bass synth? I guess either way my answer is yes haha but I would do it differently for each
@@Sound_ology ohh hi, thanks for replying. I mean a synth bass line to tight with a kick like techno music. it has totally 6 OSC so will quite reward with that and polyrhythm melodies :)
@@chrisyuo6474 Oh definitely! The envelopes are super snappy and it sounds awesome. You can turn down the oscillators to clean them up too.
Coooooooool😎