Thanks man. Most are already on the S37 when you buy it. Plus you can get some preset bundles from the Moog website. If you still miss one, let me know. I will send it over.
I assumed it was. But I have also downloaded the free Moog packs and I bought my unit 2nd hand, so maybe the previous owner added some others. But I can send it to you if you want.
Great video. it's almost more a demonstration of the power of loads of reverb than the Moog but there are some great presets in here for sure. Some of these sound truly haunting.
Some of the people who worked on the Ventris (Source Audio Collider) reverb algorithms are as well known in the Studio Reverb history as Moog themselves.
You'll have to look it up but there are interviews. Literally, it's like the greatest living reverb designers from history worked on the pedal. I own many big box expensive reverbs, and Ventris is honestly the best one. I don't like using computers with pedals, but once in my life I hooked it up to the computer, used their software to create eight reverbs, to the extreme limits of my imagination, and then saved them, now I have this ultra customized pedal. Again... I own them all.... pragmatically, Ventris is the best. Emotionally maybe I would choose BigSky or something. @@AA_MusicGuy1111
Also the analog pass thru and all that on the Ventris was also worked to very high specs. It's as if scientists made the pedal. Because they practically did.
@@tricks-and-tips I'm new to the whole synth world. Im a bassists and I have loads of pedals. I been wanting to get into synth bass and I was wondering if my pedals would be compatible? What do you think
@@danj8038 I'm a bassist too and bought my S37 to complement my 5 string. You know, for those breakdowns that require a solid sub foundation or the modern type of music that suits a synth bass better. To be honest, you don't really need any pedals just for that. Better not to use too much reverb on the low end because of the 'mud' it creates. BUT, the S37 really shines with a bit of reverb when you use it for everything else it can do. I started with a Hall Of Fame 2, but that could not handle the hot signal of the S37 very well (it distorted with a sound that resembles a spring hitting a metal edge) After using the DAW for a while for reverb, I did take the plunge with the collider, because I also wanted to use the S37 for my personal music (with leads, arps etc.) But my suggestion would be to first try if you really need any pedals and test your current ones. You can go very wild with effects on the S37, but for the basic sub tasks it does not require anything.
@@tricks-and-tips so, the reverb and delay can be turned on at the same time. Does it have a filter on the verb? Is that what the tone is for? It's really affordable for that good sound and having both effects in one package.
"Can here a few Thom Yorke sounds.
Very possible.
I’m not aware of who made them.
These are the ones I liked the most 😎
I have followed the moog since Robert created it - first heard it from Walter/Wendy Carlos way BACH when, and then Kieth Emerson and Rick Wakeman.
Yeah, they have such an impressive history!
Feels like Pink Floyd and Tangerine Dream, which is the highest compliment!
Thanks!
Appreciate it :)
wow thats beautiful. are the presets already installed or how to get them?
Thanks man.
Most are already on the S37 when you buy it.
Plus you can get some preset bundles from the Moog website.
If you still miss one, let me know.
I will send it over.
Beautiful sounds :) is the PD TikTokBass innit by default? I cannot find it in the subsequent 37 default presets :(
I assumed it was. But I have also downloaded the free Moog packs and I bought my unit 2nd hand, so maybe the previous owner added some others.
But I can send it to you if you want.
@@tricks-and-tips that would be great! How could we do it?🙃 idk if it’s possible to DM somebody in TH-cam😅
@@julenkwag
You can download it here : 1drv.ms/f/s!Ap2KW35OGJdDyw9iNiPOOPBZ7dLJ?e=w1c0Gg
Great presets, 12:52 is pure fun :)
Thanks man. It is.
Brings a smile to my face every time !
Great video. it's almost more a demonstration of the power of loads of reverb than the Moog but there are some great presets in here for sure. Some of these sound truly haunting.
Yeah, very true.
It (S37) really shines with the Collider (or any decent reverb probably)
Good delay is a big bonus too!
Thanks btw!
Some of the people who worked on the Ventris (Source Audio Collider) reverb algorithms are as well known in the Studio Reverb history as Moog themselves.
Oh nice!
Never knew that!
Really? Who are they ?
You'll have to look it up but there are interviews. Literally, it's like the greatest living reverb designers from history worked on the pedal. I own many big box expensive reverbs, and Ventris is honestly the best one. I don't like using computers with pedals, but once in my life I hooked it up to the computer, used their software to create eight reverbs, to the extreme limits of my imagination, and then saved them, now I have this ultra customized pedal. Again... I own them all.... pragmatically, Ventris is the best. Emotionally maybe I would choose BigSky or something. @@AA_MusicGuy1111
Also the analog pass thru and all that on the Ventris was also worked to very high specs. It's as if scientists made the pedal. Because they practically did.
Great soundzzzz il wil try to make them to 😊
Nice. Let me know if you have a hard time. I can send them over 😎
Great demo 👍
Thank you!
I get a smile from playing the S37 every time.
Too bad it's so expensive these days that I almost don't dare to recommend it anymore.
what pedal is that?
Source Audio Collider.
Sort of a budget entry into nice delays and lush reverbs.
I really like it with my Moogs
@@tricks-and-tips I'm new to the whole synth world. Im a bassists and I have loads of pedals. I been wanting to get into synth bass and I was wondering if my pedals would be compatible? What do you think
@@danj8038 I'm a bassist too and bought my S37 to complement my 5 string.
You know, for those breakdowns that require a solid sub foundation or the modern type of music that suits a synth bass better.
To be honest, you don't really need any pedals just for that.
Better not to use too much reverb on the low end because of the 'mud' it creates.
BUT, the S37 really shines with a bit of reverb when you use it for everything else it can do.
I started with a Hall Of Fame 2, but that could not handle the hot signal of the S37 very well (it distorted with a sound that resembles a spring hitting a metal edge)
After using the DAW for a while for reverb, I did take the plunge with the collider, because I also wanted to use the S37 for my personal music (with leads, arps etc.)
But my suggestion would be to first try if you really need any pedals and test your current ones.
You can go very wild with effects on the S37, but for the basic sub tasks it does not require anything.
@@tricks-and-tips so, the reverb and delay can be turned on at the same time. Does it have a filter on the verb? Is that what the tone is for?
It's really affordable for that good sound and having both effects in one package.
I can also recommend Ventris Dual Reverb for the Sub37
I can't spend 2000 euros for these four s.....t sounds
Yeah, I know. They have become too expensive these days. I was lucky finding a 2nd hand one 3,5 years ago.
20:09 is the best.
Gheghegheghe
Even that sounds nice ;P