The new Moog baby has arrived. Moog SUB 37. A cross between a Sub Phatty and a Little Phatty. And it’s PARAPHONIC! Huh? Well, both oscillators can be independently controlled. In some way it’s “sort of” duophonic …
The SUB 37 panel features 40 knobs, 74 switches and has a dedicated LCD display …
SUB 37 info:
- 2 VCOs, Selectable monophonic or paraphonic. Plus a sub-oscillator.
- 20Hz-20Khz Moog Ladder Filter w/ 6/12/18/24 dB/Oct Filter Slopes (this reminds us of the GRP A4 synthesizer) and MultiDrive
- 2 DAHDSR (Delay, Attack, Hold, Decay, Sustain, Release) – loopable envelopes (again, similar to the GRP A4, but to be honest – it was the EMS VCS 3 back in 1969 that introduced loopable envelopes, later continued by the OSCar and the EDP Wasp)
- 37-note keyboard (hence the name …) with velocity and aftertouch
- 2 flexible modulation busses, glide
- Arpeggiator and step sequencer
- 256 presets, MIDI, MIDI-USB, CV/Gate (Filter CV, Pitch CV, Volume CV, KB Gate)
The modulation busses in detail:
> sources: LFO, Filter Envelope, Programmable Sources – Amp Env,Osc1/Osc2 Pitch
> destinations: Osc1/Osc2/Both Pitch, Filter Cutoff, Osc1/Osc2/Both Wave, VCA, LFO1/LFO2 Rate, Noise Level, EG Time. Programmable Destinations – Filter resonance, drive, slope, EG amt. Osc1/Osc2/Sub Level, Feedback/Ext Level.
Further information on the SUB 37 see:
www.moogmusic.com