Moog Matriarch Sound Design Tutorial: Ambient Pad

[@NealCaen]

adding the arp at the end was absolute thing of beauty!!! ❤

[@fraaaaaaaaay]

2:20 - I love that you only patched the first two oscillators to the left filter and simply turned them down to only receive the other two oscillators in the right filter. Brilliant!

[@heatherpruner2284]

Wonderfully explained and executed! You're really putting those utility sections through their paces, and that's why they're there! I'm going to be revisiting this one a lot, and checking out the rest of your channel. Thank you!

[@78thandSynth]

Started this around five hours ago. Third week with matriarch dark. Really appreciate this. DFAM, Mother, Matriarch, tR-6s, big sky, r-1: they send thanks too. Wow!

[@iceblinkmender]

thank you so much! really love your pace and asmr style.

[@musicdavidortiz]

The first chord played gives you the intro to "Cant Feel My Face" by the Weekend :)

[@yesitsrave]

Great explanation and the patch, which is quite rare here, thanks you a lot!

[@bobafat1830]

nice!!! I subbed. Plz make more videoes like this with the matriarch!!

[@nottiredofwinning3736]

Amazing patch!

[@jamesriedy6825]

Thanks so much Rishabh - I really appreciate the pace of your videos. I'm able to keep up and take in the info you're sharing. Pretty please keep the Matriarch videos coming.

[@strangersun7721]

Some beautiful sounds here.

[@NoahPeterson]

very cool

[@MRDUCKYFISH]

Great patch! Thanks for sharing this! I prefered plugging osc 1 and 3 into the mult and letting 2 and 4 run through the mixer. Because of how it distributes the voices, I felt like it created a more balanced stereo field.

[@damondrobinson3313]

Thanks so much, I'm a new convert to semi modular and videos like yours are a big help :) that's an amazing patch btw

[@claregale5719]

Really informative video, it’s helped as a stepping stone for developing new pad patches. Thanks...

[@isaacnewtech]

thank you for this video

[@ligeridley2904]

This was so helpful. Thank you.

[@silasward7316]

awesome tutorial! thanks for posting this

[@mmhcreates]

Excellent. thank you

[@brainstein84]

Great video ! More patches explained please !

[@michaelbraun3960]

Thank you for posting this!!!

[@wolfpackpresets]

Great demo, thank you! 7:05 sounds awesome :)

[@rishabhrajan]

Glad you like it!

[@ztkspace5885]

Nice one.

[@MilesAwayOfficial]

Hey Rishbah, for your oscillator panning tip, it's not working for me. Whenever I have my Matriarch wired like that, the first key I press triggers Oscillator 1 and 2 together. When I unplug these wires, it goes back to the normal paraphonic mode I have on, where each key only triggers 1 oscillator. Is this a bug or did I make a mistake and miss something?

[@ernestbuckley8671]

Are you in split mode?

[@headlandsa]

Thank you Rishabh - your videos are fantastic. Question: When I combine oscillators 1 and 2 into the mult, I get unpredictable intervals from the first note I play (the first note is somehow triggering the first two voices, but one is a note I can't control, or sometimes the first two oscillators are the same note even though I'm playing separate notes on the keyboard). This happens both with and without anything being patched out of the mult. VCA Mode is set to AMP ENV, and it's in 4-voice Paraphonic mode.

[@Mills420]

great video! more patches my guy

[@fanfanaaarg2771]

subbed. Please do more !

[@MrMarkallwood]

Sick

[@ineedstuff8286]

i am really confused... why is the Matriarch soooo affordable?.. and NOT a million dollars like all other Moogs? was it's production outsourced to Behringer?

[@novaski5011]

Truth is, the Matriarch has an architecture of a mono synth, with the addition of its paraphonic capabilities, lot of modular patch points, and a delay module. When compared to other recent mono semi-modular synths from Moog (Grandmother, Mother 32, Subh…) which are all at or below the $1k mark, the pricing on the Matriarch does make sense! Let’s just be glad that it exists, that it is somewhat affordable and that we can own what we will be remembered as one of Moog’s best synth 🎹 (if only Bob Moog could’ve seen it!)

[@birdseyebeats]

Hello Rishabh I have a question about using the mult as a mixer that I would really appreciate if you had any information on. I have seen you use it in patches to mix two waveforms. I was wondering if you can mix three waveforms and send it to one destination? Can you mix audio and cv signals? These are things I would like to experiment but am worried I could damage my synthesizer or the components. If you have any tips or advice regarding mixing more than two waveforms using the mult, or mixing audio and cv signals using the mult, I would be happy to hear it Thanks again for the great sound design videos! :)

[@rishabhrajan]

Yes, you can absolutely do that. Nothing will be damaged. The only thing that can be damaged are speakers and your ears. So be careful what you send to the output!

[@birdseyebeats]

Rishabh Rajan thanks so much for the quick reply!!! I’ll be sure to protect my speakers and ears

[@joebond9435]

Niceeee

[@ericssonbaez9]

Have you ever used all of the patch points?

[@alainthiry3965]

you play 6 notes but matriarch can anly play 4 notes silmutaneously

[@TheCanadianDreamEvergreen]

Lol the blue prints for this pad come in the box, it’s called swirling... something. Buy a matriarch and you’ll get this patch

[@gordon_hughes]

You may be thinking of "Swirling Stereo". It uses 6 patch cables and all four VCOs are set to Narrow Pulse. This uses 11 cables and all four VCOs are set to Sawtooth.