I’m sure this was a lot of work but these short tutorials you’ve put together are very very helpful. We all thank you. Well done, take a rest and have a drink.
Great video really helpful nice and easy to understand. Like you though I have never been able to find out what those white circles mean around those lower 4 patch points, strange. Keep the videos coming they are a fabulous resource.
@@marcodifrancesco9851 Bam! I don't know how I missed that! Thanks. (I should note in case anyone reads this that there are multiple versions of the manual. In mine it's on page 46)
Thanks for doing this complete series on the Mother 32, I recently come to own one and your videos are the best guide on the internet as to how to actually work with the Mother 32. Again thanks for these super high quality videos, they've been a tremendous help to me! Hope to someday own the subharmonicon and de Dfam as well 😃!
I can only join the chorus to praise your videos, so many useful bits and thoughts are jam-packed into these videos! (I use Arturia, Sound Studio 3 and Arp semi modulars and even setting the initial patches I have bumped into so many confusing and conflicting options by hooking them into Sq-64 and Beatstep Pro - your videos has helped me to decipher how to be all slaved to run the system clocked from Daw) Thanks for the immensely helpful and fun content!!
I figured it out since making that video. The circles denote that they are "gate inputs". Basically it would mean that once the voltage passes a certain level they would trigger or switch on. This is as opposed to, say, the cutoff input which would accept a range. That's my understanding.
One other reason to use the VCF output would be to patch feedback based sounds. Love these videos though, just got my mother and they’ve been a great help
I ask ChatGPT this: Why is the moog mother 32 on the patch panel a white circle on gate and also on run/stop reset and hold? ChatGPT said: ChatGPT The white circles on the Moog Mother-32 patch panel indicate that these connections are inputs for control signals (CV or gate signals). These points allow external control voltage sources to be connected to the system to control various device functions. Gate: This input enables gate signals (high or low voltage) to be triggered externally to control the activation and duration of notes or trigger sequences. Run/Stop: This input allows you to have an external signal control the start or stop of the sequencer. Reset: The reset input enables an external signal to reset the sequence to the beginning. Hold: When an external signal is connected, this input holds the current note or sequence while the signal is active. These input points allow you to control the functions of the Mother-32 from external devices (eg step sequencers, modular synthesizers, MIDI controllers), which expands the possibility for more complex control systems in your production.
Hi - I have a question about the KB Out - Erica Synths produce a module that acts as a converter to make M32 work with other modular sequences. I believe it’s related to a difference in voltage (Moog do things differently), but that’s as far as my knowledge goes. So, do you have any tips on this? Have you encountered this with your own integrations? Cheers
I've only read about this. I haven't tried to sequence the Mother using a Eurorack sequencer nor have I tried to sequence my Eurorack setup using the Mothers sequencer. What I've read is that Moog v/oct goes from -5v - +5v and the Eurorack standard is 0-10v so you would need something to offset the voltage by 5v to get full range. It appears you could still get 5 octaves of range without anything though and just make up the difference by tuning an oscillator differently... But... I have yet to try it.
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Thank you very much for making this complete tutorial clearly and explaining it very well!
You got it! Glad you liked it.
I’m sure this was a lot of work but these short tutorials you’ve put together are very very helpful. We all thank you. Well done, take a rest and have a drink.
Thank YOU! I appreciate the support.
You are my favourite Moog explainer!
I'm going to make this my official title going forward!
Great video really helpful nice and easy to understand. Like you though I have never been able to find out what those white circles mean around those lower 4 patch points, strange. Keep the videos coming they are a fabulous resource.
Thanks, Popes! Those circles are quite a mystery aren't they...
@@braintree56 I’d say your theory is sound on this 👍
@@braintree56 It is written on page 38 of the manual: "Patch points with circles around them are Gate inputs"...🙂
@@marcodifrancesco9851 Bam! I don't know how I missed that! Thanks. (I should note in case anyone reads this that there are multiple versions of the manual. In mine it's on page 46)
Кружками обозначены разъёмы, относящиеся к секвенсеру. Благодарю за прекрасное изложение материала! 👍
Yes! 🙏
Thanks for doing this complete series on the Mother 32, I recently come to own one and your videos are the best guide on the internet as to how to actually work with the Mother 32. Again thanks for these super high quality videos, they've been a tremendous help to me! Hope to someday own the subharmonicon and de Dfam as well 😃!
Awesome! So glad they were helpful. Thanks for the comment.
I can only join the chorus to praise your videos, so many useful bits and thoughts are jam-packed into these videos! (I use Arturia, Sound Studio 3 and Arp semi modulars and even setting the initial patches I have bumped into so many confusing and conflicting options by hooking them into Sq-64 and Beatstep Pro - your videos has helped me to decipher how to be all slaved to run the system clocked from Daw) Thanks for the immensely helpful and fun content!!
You are very welcome! I appreciate the comment. Glad it was helpful!
From your own description, aren’t the circled inputs for the sequencer? Thanks for the great M-32 videos. They’ve really helped me get oriented!
I figured it out since making that video. The circles denote that they are "gate inputs". Basically it would mean that once the voltage passes a certain level they would trigger or switch on. This is as opposed to, say, the cutoff input which would accept a range. That's my understanding.
One other reason to use the VCF output would be to patch feedback based sounds. Love these videos though, just got my mother and they’ve been a great help
Ooo... Yes! Great idea. Thanks for commenting! :)
I ask ChatGPT this:
Why is the moog mother 32 on the patch panel a white circle on gate and also on run/stop reset and hold?
ChatGPT said:
ChatGPT
The white circles on the Moog Mother-32 patch panel indicate that these connections are inputs for control signals (CV or gate signals). These points allow external control voltage sources to be connected to the system to control various device functions.
Gate: This input enables gate signals (high or low voltage) to be triggered externally to control the activation and duration of notes or trigger sequences.
Run/Stop: This input allows you to have an external signal control the start or stop of the sequencer.
Reset: The reset input enables an external signal to reset the sequence to the beginning.
Hold: When an external signal is connected, this input holds the current note or sequence while the signal is active.
These input points allow you to control the functions of the Mother-32 from external devices (eg step sequencers, modular synthesizers, MIDI controllers), which expands the possibility for more complex control systems in your production.
I have 2 Mother 32 ❤
Double the fun! :)
Hi - I have a question about the KB Out - Erica Synths produce a module that acts as a converter to make M32 work with other modular sequences. I believe it’s related to a difference in voltage (Moog do things differently), but that’s as far as my knowledge goes. So, do you have any tips on this? Have you encountered this with your own integrations? Cheers
I've only read about this. I haven't tried to sequence the Mother using a Eurorack sequencer nor have I tried to sequence my Eurorack setup using the Mothers sequencer.
What I've read is that Moog v/oct goes from -5v - +5v and the Eurorack standard is 0-10v so you would need something to offset the voltage by 5v to get full range. It appears you could still get 5 octaves of range without anything though and just make up the difference by tuning an oscillator differently... But... I have yet to try it.
@@braintree56 gotcha, thank you for the explanation, this makes sense now 👍🍺