Wow, can I just say how incredibly produced your videos are?? I’m a thereminist and have been meaning to learn how to use my mother 32 for a year now but have been totally daunted by it. And as a content creator I know how much work goes into making videos! Stunning job, and thank you!!
Thank you so much Caroline! Really appreciate your comment! I absolutely love spreading the knowledge on this little synth and am so glad you found this video useful! Let me know if you have any questions along your m32 journey!!
I just sold my A4 and got a moog 32 and a minilogue XD instead to accompany my Octatrack. Seems I have found exactly the right channel. Thanks a lot mate, your doing a great job.
This Island Earth is a classic. Right up there with Forbidden Planet. Great reference for the video. Subbed for excellent presentation and info clarity. 👏🏻
Thank you, great video. Mother 32 was my rabbit hole into synths, or more specific, eurorack. Mum is good. Not great but good imo. I love the sound, the features, layout, build quality and the general design is perfect for anyone wanting to learn how to synth, and it is also no problem for skilled musicians to produce amazing pieces with say three mums. However, the sequencer and programing of this thing is really bad I think. In my current context I use mine mostly as utility. it might collect dust most of the time but I will never sell it. I would recommend anyone interested in semi modular synths to check out other brands to. Pittsburgh's "Lifeforms", "0 Coast" from Make Noise or any of those good value ones from Arturia.
I don’t know much about Moog products but this one looks so cool. Would you say it’s a good entry level? Also, can you get more ambient-ish sounds too? Less harsh electricity coming from my power outlets
I would say this is the absolute best synth for getting started in subtractive synthesis/sound design as well as an entry point into eurorack! Another great Moog option is the Werkstatt, but that doesn’t have the awesome sequencer and isn’t eurorack compatible if you ever want to add more modules. And yes, it can get reaaaally ambient and warm if you want it to!
@@ShinesTV sounds great, thanks for the insight on this unit! It looks pretty flexible cause you can use it on its own or expand it with modular stuff.
Wow, can I just say how incredibly produced your videos are?? I’m a thereminist and have been meaning to learn how to use my mother 32 for a year now but have been totally daunted by it. And as a content creator I know how much work goes into making videos! Stunning job, and thank you!!
Thank you so much Caroline! Really appreciate your comment! I absolutely love spreading the knowledge on this little synth and am so glad you found this video useful! Let me know if you have any questions along your m32 journey!!
What a great Video!!! Thank you your Work!!
Perfect timing, I'm on the edge of getting one 💚
I just sold my A4 and got a moog 32 and a minilogue XD instead to accompany my Octatrack. Seems I have found exactly the right channel. Thanks a lot mate, your doing a great job.
Thank you Jedilicious!! MiniXD + m32 is the PERFECT combination for lush analog goodness - Stay tuned for a Minilogue XD video coming soon!!
And another amazing video...you're incredible, mate!!!
Thank you so much!!
Wow with this video quality I expected you to have tens of thousands subscribers, keep it up,
i’m excited for the upcoming patchbay video!
Thanks so much Superspidersam!! Many more videos to come!
This Island Earth is a classic. Right up there with Forbidden Planet. Great reference for the video. Subbed for excellent presentation and info clarity. 👏🏻
Excellent! Always love your short tutorials! I am learning how to love that mother32 👍(3pw00d)
Thank you so much!!
Great video, thanks!
Thank you, great video. Mother 32 was my rabbit hole into synths, or more specific, eurorack.
Mum is good. Not great but good imo. I love the sound, the features, layout, build quality and the general design is perfect for anyone wanting to learn how to synth, and it is also no problem for skilled musicians to produce amazing pieces with say three mums. However, the sequencer and programing of this thing is really bad I think. In my current context I use mine mostly as utility. it might collect dust most of the time but I will never sell it.
I would recommend anyone interested in semi modular synths to check out other brands to. Pittsburgh's "Lifeforms", "0 Coast" from Make Noise or any of those good value ones from Arturia.
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I don’t know much about Moog products but this one looks so cool. Would you say it’s a good entry level? Also, can you get more ambient-ish sounds too? Less harsh electricity coming from my power outlets
I would say this is the absolute best synth for getting started in subtractive synthesis/sound design as well as an entry point into eurorack!
Another great Moog option is the Werkstatt, but that doesn’t have the awesome sequencer and isn’t eurorack compatible if you ever want to add more modules.
And yes, it can get reaaaally ambient and warm if you want it to!
@@ShinesTV sounds great, thanks for the insight on this unit! It looks pretty flexible cause you can use it on its own or expand it with modular stuff.