Matriarch | Stereo Movement with Attenuators & Inversion

In this video, we explore just one of the many possibilities that Matriarch’s three attenuators have to offer.
First, we look at how to use an attenuator as an offset control, providing a wide range frequency control for one of Matriarch’s oscillators. Next, we explore the simple use case of using the attenuator as a “CV volume knob,” using it to scale and invert the modulation depth of the modulation oscillator on the filter. Lastly, we introduce a second attenuator and use it as an inverter to create stereo filter modulation, sweeping the sound of the stereo filters across both the frequency spectrum and the stereo space simultaneously.
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[@GabeChurray]

I did NOT know you could use the attenuator as a knob. That's pretty cool. 👍🏻 Also, GREAT TIP on the inverter!

[@paradiddle16]

yeah, you can control each filter separately if you want using the attenuators for example.

[@seancraig5373]

This is a terrific demo- Thanks!!

[@benschreiner]

awesome! thank you Moog!!

[@danarbeau6437]

Thank you for sharing these tips!

[@justingoers]

Great stuff. Next up I think we could use a Matriarch / Grandmother video that focuses on creative use of the two VCAs.

[@GemmatheCat]

This Cat would make much meows with this beauty.

[@majestic.feminine]

I would like to know if these patch cords get noisy over time? Noisy from the perspective of poor contact when moved circularly. Thanks for the video!

[@justingoers]

unlikely. I've been doing modular for 10 years and that's not really a thing.