MATRIXSYNTH: Moog Subharmonicon Tutorial. Part 2. Making a Sequence, Melody, Chords. Suboscillators Tuning


Thursday, April 01, 2021

Moog Subharmonicon Tutorial. Part 2. Making a Sequence, Melody, Chords. Suboscillators Tuning


video by Anton Anru

"This episode is devoted to making sequences, melodies, chords - from simple to complicated ones. If you use all six oscillators with different frequencies, assign them to the sequencers, it may be quite difficult to get nice musical result. The combination of notes and subtones may be a mess.
So in this video I'm showing my workflow that always give me interesting sequences.
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Presets for Moog synths: https://bit.ly/3sIJypP

Contents:
00:00​ Melody with a single oscillator
02:31​ Adding the 2nd sequence for the other oscillator. Interaction between the two melodic lines
06:38​ Adding suboscillators for making chords and more complicated sequences
13:29​ Suboscillators assignment to the sequencers. Retuning frequencies and sequencer steps according to the new situation"

Moog Subharmonicon Tutorials by Anton Anru

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