Published on Feb 23, 2013 AutomaticGainsay·141 videos
"Here is a demonstration of the sound and functionality of the Moog Sub Phatty's filter section.
Previous to the shooting of these demo videos, I set all of the "under the hood" functionality to settings that would cause the synthesizer to act most like a vintage synthesizer. In the process of shooting, the synthesizer was turned on and off a number of times. A couple of times, I found that certain obvious settings had been reset (like the LFO pitch tracking feature, which kept coming on). When it didn't affect the subject I was shooting, I didn't reset them to my tastes. It appears that I should have, because it now seems likely that this video was shot with the filter in 18 dB or12dB per octave mode, despite the fact that I had set it to 24dB per octave before starting the series of shoots. Keep that in mind! (sadly, I no longer possess the unit, so I can't reshoot!)"
Added to Part 1 here.
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