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Of course. just select all three synths using the panel focus

LOL....Thanks so much Oscar!

Yes, It can also record real time.

@@sfm_hq ok One thing is never well understood: is it possible to use the arpegggiator and sequencer at the same time on a single synth? Let's say, hypothetically, Synth 1. Can I play both?

Thanks for the sub!

Thanks for your question. i've never sat down and compared the two. If I get the change to I will add to this post.

You're welcome!

Happy to help!

Thanks Robot Boogie. Having this kind of flexibility really starts to boggle the mind when you start imagining what is possible. Also. Looks a bit cleaner then patch cable as well ;). I’d love to hear what you are up to because it sounds like you are going deep into the operation. Please share in any of the comments sections of the videos so I can give it a listen (if you are so inclined. :)).

I’m a little unclear on the question. One thing that maybe will help you out is that each patch can have its own unique sequence associated with it. If you have multiple part songs duplicate the patch create a new sequence and load in between the two for new sequences. I hope this helps you out. Thanks for the comment.

@@brennangalley3964 I love that each of the three synths has its own polyphonic sequencer. It’s very powerful. I was trying to recreate a 48 note tune, but it had a shorter note in it, which seems to require 96 steps of resolution. In short, it’s the length of the sequencer that seems limiting compared to say an Arturia Beatstep Pro.

When I’ve tried to extend the amount of space for recording I usually I’ll halve my bpm and double my quantize amount. So a 120 BPM song with a 1/4 Note quantize would be the same as a 60 BPM song with 1/8th note quantize. I hope this helps you get the note count you are after. Thanks again for the comment.

@@brennangalley3964 thank you for your kind answer and the moog one series of videos. I think you're the first to focus in this area

@@ManCalledMif thank you for taking the time to write such a nice note. Very appreciated. I hope you enjoy your Moog One. It is a beautiful instrument!

Hi Robot Boogie. Thanks for the comment and for checking out the video. And catching those kind of information gaps is always appreciated. I agree I do love the Matriarch DFAM and M32 as well but being able to snapshot and safe the way you can on the Moog One is definitely a quick way to push the sound.

Hi Duke of Pearl. Thanks for leaving the comment. There a lot of spots of gain staging available on the Moog one that there is room to create some real gnarly sounds. Your mixer section should sound great maxed out on all three oscillators and noise though. Check the level amount (under the volume) to blend all three synth engines together. The level amount will control the synth you have selected In the focus panel. I hope this helps you find the sound you are after!

@@brennangalley3964 well I’ve tried everything mate. Still shrills and sounds distorted with ANY volume increased? Personal invite to walk me through it maybe? Although I’ve tried. Thanks. Jim🙏🏼

@@dukeofpearl hi Jim. Yes. Let’s connect. My email address is brennan.galley@sfm.ca I don’t currently have a Moog One in my space but I’m happy to hang out with you while you show me what you’re up to and offer some tips.

@@brennangalley3964 hi Brennan. I think all’s ok now. It behaves very differently to my other analog gear. It’s very sensitive. Got the VCA controlling volume now. I think I was just pushing OSC 1 2 and 3 too hard. It once again sounds gorgeous. Thanks for the advice. I worked around what you told me to and all’s good! Cheers mate👍🏻

@@dukeofpearl great news. Well I’m always there for you so if anything comes up send me an email and we can chat all things Moog One. Have a great day.