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Bertotti
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 Posted: Wed May 17, 2017 10:56 am Post subject: Moog subsequent 37 |
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| I was hoping Moog would do this, a Sub37 with cv but why is it limited to 2000 pieces. I think it would be a best seller. To bad it hits when my cash flow is all tied up. |
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Bertotti
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| Posted: Wed May 17, 2017 2:50 pm Post subject: |
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Here's link, but still haven't found any sound demos.
Subsequent 37
I actually prefer the look of the Sub37 this one just doesn't look organic enough, kind of sterile looking.
Edit to add without creating a reply. The more I look at it the more I like it. I know I said it looked kind of sterile but it is growing on me! |
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And so it begins ... tanks low ... time for GAS
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Bertotti
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| Hooked On Sonics wrote: | | And so it begins ... tanks low ... time for GAS |
I know what you mean. I keep looking around trying to see if there is anything I can sell. I think the descriptions make it sound even better then the Sub 37 which I would love to have. I am surprised as i though there would be a bit more discussion on this but it is early, probably see more once some sounds are posted up somewhere. |
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Broadwave
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| Posted: Sat May 20, 2017 7:07 am Post subject: |
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| Bertotti wrote: | | I am surprised as i though there would be a bit more discussion on this but it is early, probably see more once some sounds are posted up somewhere. |
I'm suffering from "Analogue Fatigue" at the moment - I had my chance to pick one of several recently - Oberheim, Dave Smith, Arturia, Korg, and even Behringer, but I wasn't convinced enough to buy any of them (I ended up returning both the Korg Odyssey and Minilogue after a few days due to faults)
Although the Subsequent seems to be a great little synth and a very tempting purchase, I think I have enough of what I need  
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Bertotti
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| Broadwave wrote: | | Bertotti wrote: | | I am surprised as i though there would be a bit more discussion on this but it is early, probably see more once some sounds are posted up somewhere. |
I'm suffering from "Analogue Fatigue" at the moment - I had my chance to pick one of several recently - Oberheim, Dave Smith, Arturia, Korg, and even Behringer, but I wasn't convinced enough to buy any of them (I ended up returning both the Korg Odyssey and Minilogue after a few days due to faults)
Although the Subsequent seems to be a great little synth and a very tempting purchase, I think I have enough of what I need |
Well for me ignorance is bliss, without the experience you have with analog its all new to me. Things you miss I didn't know existed so I'm easier to please. Now How much plasma do I need to donate? hahaha  |
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Hooked On Sonics
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IMO this is the best web streaming fest we have seen to date by any company, Moog did an amazing job coordinating and streaming these classes, speakers, and jams ... extremely WELL DONE!!!
https://live.moogfest.com/facilities/240
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