"Here we have the synth that started it all. 6,000-ish made twixt 1978-1984. Sold for $4595. 61-keys/40 analogue programmable memories/5-voice poly/2 VCOs per voice/noise/polymod section/A-440 Hz reference tone/dual-voltage (120/230Vac)
This particular Pro 5 is a rev 3.2. Purchased from Rod Argents Keyboards(London) in 1979, this has been used by top pros - on Barclay James Harvest albums, for example - and has obviously been looked after. There are expected dinks & dunks, but overall is in very good condition, especially the keys (see pix). There is a slight hum from within...just enough to remind you to switch off after an all-night session. Properly serviced by Klassic Keys GB top synth tech (Bedford), we can offer 3 months full guarantee on this classic instrument. Everything works 100%..... It is wholly original, s/n 2533. No MIDI retrofitted, no expanded memory. You have to just play this one!
Price is £4999 ~ export price (no VAT) is £4165.83. Tell us where you are. We can speedily supply a shipping quote.
Grab yourself a 42-y-old vintage instrument, that still sounds as CLEAN today, with the famous strings/polysynth/brass & fat bass sounds + plenty "bonkers" sounds from the unique polymod section. It will always be a sought-after instrument, and prices continue to rise all the time......."
"A MOOG Orchestra - Analog Meets Digital PML MasterClass Free Preview - Part 1
This is a free preview from the 'Analog Meets Digital' Production Music Live Masterclass. This MasterClass is a 10.5 hours long tutorial series in 65 video lessons, about using a DAW to control external synths and drum machines.
The video is from MODULE 9 and shows the process behind creating a deep-downtempo track with a MOOG Sub 37, MOOG Mother 32 and MOOG DFAM, in conjunction with some Eurorack effects, and fully controlled by Ableton Live via the CV TOOLS.
Published on May 12, 2020 Christian's Sonic Spaces
"This is the second song with the Wersi DX 1000. It's a 54-note polyphonic, 16-part multitimbral ROM-based sound module using the so called ASIC-Technology. It features 256 ROM sounds, 256 RAM sounds and 6 drum sets with overall 120 drum sounds. Somehow there is almost nothing known about this unit, expect the above features that I found here and there. There is neither an operation manual available nor any deeper description. Well, it has RAM sounds, which implies that one should be able to change sounds, but so far I couldn't discover yet how because the setup knob guides just to some cryptic performance related settings. I guess the unit is from the early 90s and for that age it sounds to me surprisingly good.
I used for the recording the following FX chain:
DX 1000 - DigiTech Obscura - Pigtronix Echolution 2 Deluxe - GFI System Specular Reverb 2. Depending on the recorded track some FX are deactivated
The signal went through a Presonus StudioLive 16.0.2 into the PCfor recording. To create the complete song I recorded consecutively several stereo tracks. The final song was then mastered with a bit EQ and compression on some tracks and some limiting on the master track."
Just added four videos by Sound Provider and one from Baseck to the playlist here. Remember, you can use the controls on the top right to scroll through videos or use the skip controls on the bottom right after starting a video.
"I'm brand new to the world of Eurorack modular synthesizers. In this video, I walk through learning to use the Make Noise 0-Coast, the Erica Synths Pico System III, and the Arturia Keystep Pro together to make music."
"Every single sound you hear in this song has been created and programmed using ZEN-Core synth engine, even Drums.
I used FANTOM 6 and JUPITER-X to program all the sounds, then I've imported them into ZENOLOGY VST.
Everything's been recorded and sequenced using Ableton Live 10.
Some of the tones I used are already part of ZENOLOGY, the others will soon be available to download for all ZEN-Core compatible instruments (for free, of course 😉 ) ."
Moog's Subharmonicon orginally introduced at Moogfest 2018 with a silver front panel is now available in black for the masses. See the dealer banners on the right for availability. Above is a playlist with the following videos from Moog and members of the synth community, followed by the press release. You can find additional posts featuring the Subharmonicon here.
Playlist:
1. Moog Subharmonicon | Suzanne Ciani + Scott Kiernan | Music as Living Matter
2. Subharmonicon | Using Subharmonicon with Mother-32 & DFAM
4. Subharmonicon | Pitch Sequencer
5. MOOG SUBHARMONICON REVIEW: Unique Semi-Modular Polyrhythmic Synthesizer - BoBeats
5. The Moog Subharmonicon Semi-Modular Polyrhythmic Synthesizer - Reverb
6. Sonic LAB Moog Subharmonicon - sonicstate
7. Moog SUBHARMONICON Full Tutorial with 9 patch ideas and pairings // New version reviewed - loopop
8. MOOG SUBHARMONICON - Inside and out, Playing It and Tearing It Down - LOOK MUM NO COMPUTER
9. Brand New Moog: The Subharmonicon! - Gaz Williams
10. The new Moog Subharmonicon - HAINBACH
11. A Moog Subharmonicon Explainer followed by Mother-32 + DFAM + Eventide Jams - mylarmelodies
12. Moog Subharmonicon - The Minor 11 - Noir Et Blanc Vie
13. Moog SubHarmonicon: Rowdy Distortion with Hudson Electronics Broadcast - Rishabh Rajan
14. Moog Subharmonicon: 3 Pulse Width Modulation Options - Rishabh Rajan
15. Moog SubHarmonicon: Ambient Jam with Avalanche Run - Rishabh Rajan
16. 1st Day with Moog SubHarmonicon Analog Synth 1-4 - Sound Provider
17. Baseck Moog Subharmonicon Bliss [Demo] (no talking)
18. Moog Subharmonicon Semi-Modular Synthesizer Sounds (with DFAM) - Perfect Circuit - previously posted
19. Moog Mother 32 - Subharmonic Video Game Music Patch - RemixSample
20. Mycelium // moog subharmonicon & modular - ann annie
"Today, we're excited to announce that the newest addition to our family of semi-modular synthesizers, Subharmonicon, is now available worldwide.
Subharmonicon is an intensely creative analog synthesizer capable of complex sounds and patterns, yet is incredibly simple to use. With two VCOs, four Subharmonic Oscillators, two 4-Step Sequencers, and four Rhythm Generators, this new musical machine is designed for the exploration of sequences that unfold and evolve over time, spiraling through six-tone subharmonic chords and organic polyrhythms.
Although no patching is required to start creating, Subharmonicon can be patched into itself, expanding its onboard capabilities, or interfaced with Mother-32, DFAM, and other external Eurorack-compatible gear for endless possibilities."
"Subharmonicon is a semi-modular polyrhythmic analog synthesizer that employs a 6-tone sound engine and multi-layered clock generator to explore the world of subharmonics, polyrhythms, and the unique relationships they create.
Subharmonicon’s characteristic sound starts with two analog VCOs and four Subharmonic Oscillators for a total of six powerful sound sources. Each subharmonic tone is mathematically derived from one of the two main VCOs, giving the resulting chord shapes a beautifully coherent quality. Onboard quantization lets you dial in perfect intervals every time with selections for multiple tuning systems. Choose from contemporary Equal Temperament settings, the heavenly intervals of Just Intonation, or the unlimited freedom of no quantization at all.
Animating Subharmonicon’s distinctive chord shapes is done through a polyrhythmic pair of 4-Step Sequencers. Each sequencer is clocked by any or all of four Rhythm Generators that output mathematical divisions of the master tempo. Layer multiple Rhythm Generators on top of each other to create complex polyrhythms and discover inspiring new patterns and styles. Delve into Subharmonicon’s dual Envelope Generators, Moog Ladder Filter, and analog VCA to call up dynamic articulations ranging from lush pads and blurred edges to percussive plosives and ritualistic rhythms.
Although no patching is required to start creating, exploring Subharmonicon’s modular patchbay unlocks worlds of possibilities as you make novel connections and plug into new ideas. The 32-point 3.5mm patchbay can be patched into itself, expanding Subharmonicon’s onboard capabilities, or interfaced with Mother-32, DFAM, and other external Eurorack-compatible gear (MIDI Type A adapter included for DIN to 3.5mm MIDI input). Use as a standalone synth with included +12V DC power supply or simply remove the front panel to install into any Eurorack system.
The Moog Subharmonicon is a versatile analog labyrinth of subharmonically derived synthesis and polyrhythmic sound, equally suited for losing oneself and simultaneously finding oneself."
"The Behringer MonoPoly is here!
All audio recorded with UMC1820.
Some of the solo tracks on demos used the TC Electronic BBD Gauss Tape Echo and Hall Of Fame Reverb pedals."
