Exploring the Moog Subharmonicon (and friends) No Talking

In this video I perform a piece that I wrote exploring the Moog Subharmonicon. I added some sequencing from the Moog Grandmother, and effects from Strymon Starlab, and Magneto. Enjoy!

[@Heavycap]

very nice patch, love that moog sound

[@amberelmmusic]

Thank you!

[@oldrichjirsa5907]

Excellent!👌👍

[@amberelmmusic]

Thank you!

[@ColonelPanic007]

The first two minutes are like something from a beautiful dream.

[@amberelmmusic]

Thanks!

[@DoomNedwob]

So beautiful, and a valuable lesson to me, that less is so very often so much more. There is a temptation, for me anyway, that because I have lots of gear, then I feel the need to use as much of it as possible 🙄 I must revisit Subharmonicon, but two pieces of gear I don't think I will ever part with would be Magneto and Starlab. Thank you for this 😊

[@amberelmmusic]

I appreciate the kind words. Subharmonicon with both those modules is one of my favorite studio parings. Thanks for watching.

[@mig_zvm]

👏

[@arryaxx263]

Listening to this is a nice break from playing frenetic Bach passages. Great ambiance. Also, I don't know what it is but I love the colors of your gear. The cords and the Taiga in your other video, too, look so cool.

[@amberelmmusic]

Thanks for watching! The taiga has some pretty great color…wish I could take credit! Haha. It’s funny you say your taking a break from Bach…I’m actually working on incorporating some of his work into mine. (I grew up a classically trained pianist). What are you working on?

[@arryaxx263]

@@amberelmmusic That's awesome. I'm a big fan of Baroque in general, so I've learned his Chaconne and a few others on viola and guitar, but I picked up piano this year, so I'm going through his Inventions as my textbook. Because...masochism, I guess. I'd like to get into some classical improvisation through them, but that's way in the future. I'm happy to just grind out some finger independence for now. Would be interesting to see how you use his ideas! It's shocking how well they work in every genre.

[@F.R.B.Synths]

🎛🫀🎹

[@itscoreywayne]

This is incredible! Is the subharmonicon making the pad like sound via the starlab?

[@amberelmmusic]

That’s basically it. There’s not too much else going on. Thanks for watching!