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Moog Mother-32 Semi-Modular Analog Synthesizer


Published on Dec 22, 2015 Kraft Music

"The Moog Mother-32 is a semi-modular analog synthesizer that can function on its own or within a larger Eurorack modular system. Mother-32 combines classic Moog analog sound with sequencing and extensive interconnectivity. 32 modular patch points offer complex synthesis options and connection to external modules.

In this video we offer an in-depth look at what you'll need to start building a eurorack modular rig around the Mother-32. We also have an extensive tutorial on how to use Mother-32's built-in step sequencer and a look at some of the MIDI-to-CV conversion tricks Mother-32 can do via its assignable CV output."

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1 comment:

  1. First off as a noob--great video, making think seriously of getting a Mother. I have a question about the set-up you are showing. Where does the audio outs (R&L) from the Tiptop Z-DSP go? Into the backside of the Mother? Does the Mother have Audio In capability like that?

    Thanks! Jed

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