Recreating Moog Subharmonicon Inside Phase Plant

[@vraalten]

Thanks a lot for your clear tutorial! Let’s dive deeper and deeper into designing our own sounds. Keep up the great work!

[@AlexReidStudios]

Thank you!

[@GillamtheGreatest]

this sort of stuff is a really good way to expand and test your sound design knowledge.

[@AlexReidStudios]

thanks! Is always great to take "what if" ideas, and push thebposibilities to the max

[@GillamtheGreatest]

@@AlexReidStudios can you make an ondes martenot out of phaseplant? that is a pretty out there "what if"

[@AlexReidStudios]

@@GillamtheGreatest ohhh that's a big challange haha

[@GillamtheGreatest]

@@AlexReidStudios yeah, like i was just trying to think of something weird, but it would have to come off as some sort of tri timbral mono patch where each timbre could be faded in or out and you would want to put pitch on the mod wheel and amplitude and filter stuff on the pitch wheel maybe so you would just play it with the pitch and mod wheel.

[@risan214]

You are amazing. Thank you for your time!

[@AlexReidStudios]

Thank you!! I don't know if I'm amazing but I do use a lot of my time playing with synths

[@SongOfItself]

4:09: This is where I got a bit lost. You could use an envelope to trigger a curve, and put the curve in a one-off (no looping) mode. Then the curve, instead of the LFO, would play the 4-pitch sequence. Wouldn't this work? But I suppose you must have thought of that and that doesn't work, which is why I got lost. I probably don't understand the requirements of this step, and I don't have a Subharmonicon to check what it needs :-)

[@AlexReidStudios]

I meant that "advances" each time the envelope is triggered, sorta like having four steps and each new trigger will make it go to the next pitch

[@ssadams]

interesting and cool sounding

[@AlexReidStudios]

Thank you!