Pam's Pro Workout | Expanding The Sound Studio | Part 5

[@alexandermontagnet3361]

Pam's Pro Workout module is an absolute must! It is perfect with the Moog Sound Studio. This was my first module ever purchased when I decided to extend my Sound Studio capabilities. It is definitely a hefty price-tag as I went back and forth on it at first, but bit the bullet one night. It is 100% worth it! This module opened up so many possibilities for me and the Moog Sound Studio. Today is a perfect day to purchase it, if you can, as there are a lot of Cyber Monday deals. Even just 10% off the price is a great discount.

[@braintree56]

This is just the beginning! :)

[@mistergenerator5430]

Awesome series!

[@braintree56]

Thanks!

[@Jaysusitsme]

This has given me some great ideas for modulating Noise Eng. Basimilus Ateritatus, thank you!

[@braintree56]

Oh yeah! Have fun with it! :)

[@itscoreywayne]

Thank you for such a great video. Could you theoretically use this to adjust the clocks between the three? I have the DFAM, SubH, and Labyrinth, and I have noticed that if I set the tempo low from the source controlling the clock, usually DFAM, it makes the Labyrinth ridiculously slow. I am wondering if this device could make double the time of the original clock to make Labyrinth sound like it is playing at a tempo that works with the slower rhythm of the DFAM/SubH

[@davidmacdonald7679]

My step-skipping on the DFAM seems to have improved with age. The first month with the SS3 this really bugged me and I couldn’t figure it out. But now it doesn’t come up so often.

[@braintree56]

Weird... It really surprised me that Moog said it wasn't a known issue considering so many people are telling me they experience it as well. On mine, it's definitely an issue with the Mother giving off a double trigger... I've seen it with the Oscilloscope.

[@JamesWiegand]

Funny you should mention the start/stop issue. I was just looking at switch debouncing circuits, it's a real thing. I have one Arcadian Rhythms push button that has developed a bounce and can't use it any more to start/stop Pam's. So it is likely a mechanical issue that falls outside of whatever debounce timing Moog may have engineered (if any).

[@braintree56]

Interesting. I'm going to have to learn more about this stuff. Thanks!

[@K00LD00D]

What happened to your beard?

[@braintree56]

Ha! Wanted to change it up... Don't worry - it's coming back! You can watch it unfold over the next few videos! :)