Ambient Tuesdays: How To Integrate a Moog Sirin With Your DAW

Using the Moog Sirin as a sound source, MIDI controller and effects processor inside of a computer based DAW environment.
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[@MarcWeertsMusic]

Excellent demonstration, very cool little synth...

[@PeteCalandra]

Thanks Marc!

[@yourwrightyourworld]

Great walkthrough!!

[@PeteCalandra]

Thanks for watching!

[@PanosAnomioum]

there is not switch on/off. So, I have to remove the power cable completely? is it safe?

[@nagynorbie]

Omnisphere integration just sold this to me. One of the worst things is controlling a synth with a mouse. That's the main reason why I'd get a hardware synth in the first place. And of course, the MOOG sound.

[@PeteCalandra]

Thanks for watching and the comment! I would agree but also mention that there are other, less expensive synths that also sound great that do the same thing like the Roland Boutique and also, in a similar price point the Korg Monologue XD tabletop version (also polyphonic!)

[@bryanburns9702]

Calling it Sear-in is just killing me.

[@redlester]

I already own a Subsequent 37, but in a moment of "life's too short" have just ordered a Sirin. I was concerned it might be "Moog overkill" but not sure such a thing can exist! Also partly inspired by this video th-cam.com/video/cr3rRIp2gOE/w-d-xo.html
Delivery tomorrow, I felt I deserved to buy myself a Christmas present. :-)

[@PeteCalandra]

I have a Voyager XL, Subsequent 37, Model D Sirin and Matriarch.. They are all excellent and each one does a different thing. I would suggest downloading the editor from Moog as it gives you access to some parameters not on the front panel of the Sirin... Enjoy it.