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Hello there,

I've just bought a brand new subsequent 37, upgrading from the subsequent 25. For the 25 I had the dedicated editor and everything worked pristine. Now I m facing the moment of reaching for the S37 editor.

On the Moog website > S37 download section / there is only the S37 Cv editor. I understand that the 37 CV editor is a bit different from the S37 one, so I just wanna ask you if there is any possibility to reach somewhere/somehow the original S37 editor or if the CV version would be anyway suited.

Many thanks in advance

Mine is the MiniMoog Model D.

Hey guys, I'd like to rollback to 1.2.3 because I have issues with 1.3.1. Anyone have the previous firmware by any chance ? I'd be very grateful !

16 soundbanks for the Sub37 and Subsequent37. Divided by genre. Organized for efficiency, so you can get to work finishing music right away

I currently only own one Moog synth which is the Subsequent 37 (and a couple moog VST plugins) and I've been using it on Windows/Ableton for years but I'm now trying to switch my whole workflow to Linux/Reaper. I was wondering if especially the Sub37 editor plugin or something else would cause any issues I should know about before making the switch to Linux. Do you guys have any ideas on this or should it all work flawlessly? Thanks.

So I'm looking at expression pedals and am curious what you'd get, I see the moog ones on like ebay but not really wanting to pay 200 plus for something that less money might get more.

Hi

Just wondering if I can use the 5 pin MIDI Thru port on the GM if Im connected via USB MIDI to Macbook/Ableton ?

Thanks

Seen a few "modular with Moog Yaiyia (Greek for Grandmother)" posts over the years. Here's what my stab at it ended up looking like for the next time someone comes looking. I knew I wanted it to be no wider than the GM, be able to be played multiple ways (sequencing the GM, running independently when I don't want to haul her to my friend's house, and being able to interface with other people's setups), be able to both modulate and be modulated by the GM, and have the one thing that she's truly lacking on her own: a delay a la the one in the Matriarch.

The Basics: Vermona Melodicer as a sequencer, Pam's Pro for clocking, Rangoon (Rings clone with sliders), Veno Echo delay (able to do independent but synced left/right inputs).

The GM into the Rings resonator input is wild, especially with some noise generated by GM. Seems like Rings prefers some noise for triggers. I'm sure a Maths-y modulation brain would be fun to have in there, but I feel like I'll be able to play with this for years and not exhaust the surprising tones.

I listened to the song today and couldn't help but think one of the instruments sounded strikingly like the Moog Labyrinth. I think it comes in at 2:06, but starting at 2:30 is what really caught me. Thoughts?

Edit for crosspost: Song in question is "Prophecy At 1420 MHz" by Boards of Canada

As the title says. I can't find any useful material on the internet on this. I guess the issue I'm struggling with is that the Mavis doesn't have a noise source. However, some of the post I've read say that the sample and hold might do the trick -- but no clue how.

Any tips on how to make a hi hat with a Moog Mavis? Or any kind of hat, really.

Thanks!