Moog Subsequent 37 | Deep House Progression
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 มิ.ย. 2020
- An original synth jam on the Moog Subsequent 37 (accompanied by the Strymon Timeline) utilizing its Duo Mode and Hard Sync. Used a Roland TR-8S for the drum parts, enjoy!
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I just found out by watching this video that this little synth is able to transpose a sequence on the fly by pressing a key, it is such a great option to have on a synth.⌚☕
Hey thanks for watching! Glad you were able to learn something. This synth is capable of so much!
I found this to be the case on my voyager and grandmother as well. I believe what happens is any voltage sent to the pitch input (this might be done internally via the sequencer on this synth) is added on top of the base note. So effectively you should be able to transpose any sequence/arpeggio
Love it 👏🏾😀😍
Loved it man. Gonna have to put the Sub37 on my list now.
Thanks for watching Brittan! Glad you liked it
Well done amazing stuff. I’ll be getting my Moog in June, final piece of gear and I hope I sound as good as you
Thanks so much Kevin! I really appreciate that. And that's awesome! I'm sure you'll be making sick patches as soon as you pull it out of the box, it's quite an inspiring instrument
pshhh.... final piece of gear. nobody believes that, man. c'mon.....
I really enjoyed that. Great work. Subbed
Thanks so much, and likewise, your content rules.
That was nice.
Played mine for the first time yesterday. This is inspiring!
Thanks so much! Hope you've been enjoying it!
@@bendrrmusic It's opened my ears.
Awesomeness
Thanks Mark!
great music, I love it ! makes me one more step to the purchase of this synth
Thanks for watching! Hopefully you're able to get your hands on it sooner rather than later!
@@bendrrmusic I'm currently looking for a second hand, but the price is quite expensive (about 1200€ with a gigbag) compared with a new one (1500€).
Also, I'm not sure if the difference really matters between the subsequent or the sub 37
@@Smartinet To my knowledge, the Subsequent37 has more headroom (meaning that you can play "louder" and not have to worry about transient peaks causing clipping distortion, and it usually also means a bigger, more open sound) than the Sub37, and I believe the Multidrive parameter can be pushed further on the Subsequent37. Hope this helps!
@@bendrrmusic I've just bought it yesterdey and it is fucking awesome ! :)
@@Smartinet Awesome! Gotta make a video sometime so I can see you jammin!
now i want to drive really fast alone on a highway........excellent !!!!
ahahah best compliment ever right here
sick!
Thanks dude!
moog filter
Nothing like it!
Neat!
Thank you!
Great :)
Thanks so much!!
Hell yeah
Great
thanks!
I was dying for a snare the whole time 😂
haha! A snare definitely would have been a nice touch
Here you go:
SKAH!....SKAH!....SKAH!....SKAH!....SKAH!....SKAH!....SKAH!....SKAH!....SKAH!....SKAH!....SKAH!....SKAH!....SKAH!....SKAH!....SKAH!....
@@Skibbityboo0580 great! Only it's supposed to go: ....SKAH!....SKAH!....SKAH!....SKAH!
Beautiful synth. Whatever compressor your using to sidechain add some attack cause it is squishing the lovely synth. Cool patch man
Thanks for the tip man! I'll take note of that, thanks for watching!
Brilliant!!! I got mine last thursday but I am not yet able to use duomode in this beautiful musical way
Thanks so much! it honestly doesn't take much to make that synth sound musical, the tones are so nice!
Cool man. How do you utilize the duo mode in this way. Is it so that you separate 2 separate midi tracks and one is controlled by the first voice and the second one by another?
Hey dude thanks for watching! So in this video I programmed the synth riff directly into the Moog, not through MIDI. In this video, when “duo mode” is turned off, it plays a certain riff because Both oscillators are being assigned to the same notes. However, once duo mode is turned on, the 2nd oscillator gets designated to the other notes that were being played when I initially programmed the sequence, but could not be heard because duo mode was not enabled at first. Hopefully this makes sense!
@@bendrrmusic Thanks for this explanation. I've not experimented with 'dual' sequences and I guess it opens up a lot of possibilities going in and out of duo mode to add movement to a sequence. I like to play with varying the keyboard tracking applied to the filter which can also add a lot of movement.
Killer beat! Is the side chain coming from the TR?
Thanks dude! And the side chain is actually coming from a stock compressor plug-in within Pro Tools
@@bendrrmusic yeah that sounds amazing!
Would you share that patch?
How do you get the hi hat and kick to come in? Is it coming from a different source?
Thanks for watching Chris! I had a Roland TR-8s offscreen synced up via MIDI that had the kick and hi-hat coming in!
Hi!Was it all recorded on the same synthesizer?
Yes it was!
you released that banger?
Not officially! Only as a video here haha. Think I should?
man, thats fucking awesome! Escalation pure.. Maybe better synchronisation with yo drummachine. Let me hear about it!
@@bendrrmusic yesssssss
I had one but decided to return it because the menu and capabilities were too complex to me. Though this synth sounds great, I’m happy to stick w my Juno 106. For me, easier control means more expensive playing and things tend not sound repetitive that way. Nice demo. Sounds great.
Thanks for watching! I can understand that, I guess at the end of the day it is just a matter of personal preferences, and whatever works best for you and your workflow. Always wanted to try the Juno-106!
more like jmj sound-alike than deep house but nice tone from the moog
love that sound i hope to have one moog one day check out my synth too on my channel
Nice, but this is not deep house at all.
haha i was gonna say that
This is not Deep House.
how you can tell? BPM?
It’s still sick though
More like melodic techno if anything
This is Sleep House, not deep house. this shit sounds like i can drive at night listening to this