Pink Floyd - On the Run [Sequence on the Moog Mother 32]

In this tutorial video I demonstrate how to recreate the On the Run - Pink Floyd sequence on the Moog Mother 32.

[@YannGuillermou]

On The Run is the hello world of the synth sequencer :)

[@sergio9473]

Yann Guillermou jajaja yeaaah

[@ryananthony4840]

Lol yes!

[@wispa1a]

Birth of techno

[@TheWayfarerProjectLearning]

This is one of the better tutorials on the Mother 32 that I have seen.

[@znolive]

Werner Herzog plays Pink Floyd on the Mother 32? Brilliant!

[@rp1891]

all zis moogy brooding

[@rpgisaboutlife4396]

@@rp1891 I suppose he's his son :)

[@vincenzomarino3876]

Can't unhear it now 😂

[@chickenlickin3820]

Loved this all those years ago on the M32, now i'm onto doing the sequence on my Sequential PRO 3 SE : )

[@blearyblazon4355]

Absolutely amazing how pink Floyd managed to do this back in early 70s... loved the video! Learnt a lot

[@RootKaissar]

thanks to the VCS 3

[@construct09]

The EMS AKS actually @@RootKaissar

[@fixedgear37]

not that amazing really, analog synths existed for some time already

[@mymonkeymovie]

You have a wonderful voice for narration.

[@SuperCashed]

mymonkeymovie sounds kind of like werner herzog lol

[@beeble2003]

And wonderfully long fingers for hitting those key combinations! 😃

[@durrgaga]

This is a really excellent demonstration - thank you!

[@remotegod255]

Extremely awesome and cool tutorial. The Mother-32 is a fantastic first synth to learn this stuff on.

[@murphyjulian7393]

Just tried it and it sounds great. Many thanks for this tutorial!

[@78thandSynth]

Fantastic work and edu. Loving this world as new to synth.

[@lynxkcg]

Thanks for making these, they really are helping me wrap my head around my Mother 32 (my first synth).

[@nonametrackz7887]

Ordering mine this Friday , How is it in your perspective ?

[@Labyrinth1010]

Great vid! Thanks for posting.

[@fishtrainbros.]

Brilliant and very, very generous! Thanks for this demo, which will save me a world of pain in getting to the right starting point for my next project (NOT a copy of 'On The Run'). I'm a guitarist and synths are an alien landscape to me...but no more, thanks to you!!!

[@syncworm]

Great! Love your videos and tutorials!

[@pjursa4113]

Excellent tutorial, thanks for sharing !

[@willjohnson4798]

This, is bloody impressive!!!

[@robguitarwizard]

Best video showing how to create this sequence.

[@lightale]

Awsome vid thank you so much for the great tutorial

[@ThomasKerr888]

Thank you for this!

[@franciscofonseca4152]

Amazing, thanks to share!

[@TsolProductionsMedia]

Rishabn! You’re an absolute boss!

[@cpaparoni2003]

Very Good tutorial of mogg sequence congratulations

[@marcmistermarc]

That was awesome. I just listened to the Roland Boutique series. This is real.

[@harrywilcock2030]

Dope Rishabh! Really good tutorial thanks, loving that this is my first sequence ive managed to pull off as im a big floyd fan, and ive actually made the mother sing for the first time. Given me a good insite into undertanding how it works, please make more mother vids ;)

[@fabiohaddad2531]

Great! loved the video thank you!

[@mikehydropneumatic2583]

Nice little synth, nice video.

[@kanyefuck7018]

great video, I especially like when you say 'more gain' when you bring the cv mix up.

[@TheMox78]

excellent, thx!!

[@dzman1976]

Love your vids Rishabh!

[@greenvelvet]

Whoa! Werner Herzog has a synth channel on KZbin?! I LOVE THE FUTURE!!

[@rodrickchima59]

Not the easiest sequencer to program, but this video really helps. Thank you.

[@Rhinehardos]

Hey, great demonstration of the worlds most iconic Arpeggio! I'm currently working with the Jupiter-8 V VSTi and of course I'm using exactly this arp pattern to get to know the Jup-8's arpeggiator and sequencer better. I love the sound of the JUP-8 🥰

[@DeathTrapProductions]

Your videos are great!!

[@-RXB-]

Wow, pretty spot on

[@vr4ever645]

Awesome video!

[@Quodge]

I love in this track how they’re not quite sure what drumbeat to use. It’s litterally the prototype for all electronic dance music.

[@greganderson5972]

Brilliant!

[@nogoogleplus]

Awesome!

[@moealagha]

The blueprint and foundation for everything techno.

[@angeljackson4531]

Thanks for an amazingly easy to understand tutorial. Please share more patterns on the Mother 32

[@Sarahbuildsstepsequencers]

Rishabh, very well done and explained. I am building a 16-step sequencer for a friend who plays bass guitar, but I thought he'd have fun with it. He's not sure what a sequencer does, so I shared your video with him. It's one of the most recognizable sequences ever recorded commercially. Thank you. Very enjoyable to see you create this! Peace, Sarah

[@OGGalleryCrew92]

I play bass too what Sequencer you made .

[@MarkLoweLowebrau]

Good follow along tutorial! The patch bay is still a bit of a mystery to me, this helps.

[@MikeUIibarri]

Well done!

[@CaalamusTube]

Excellent! Thank you :]

[@bit9344]

awesome!

[@slowneutron6163]

Perfect!

[@Xopher30]

Well done dude.

[@waterisgood6205]

Very good video

[@EdCosico]

Thank yo for the tutorial!

[@stephenjames4937]

You clever chap!

[@dino6904]

Love how close and great sounds to the actual original. Usually there is a Huge difference in the sound of the EMS Synthi and a Moog but here it sounds very nice using the Moog and near identical! Great job on explaining the design steps in creating the sound.

[@dillipphunbar7924]

Very cool. I'm going to try this on the Behringer Neutron. Thank you.

[@SkandranonOwens]

Just fire

[@user-ds7sf8mj4y]

これを聞きたかった。!、ありがとうございます。

[@jimmythevoice8716]

sweeet thanks brother

[@rishabhrajan]

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[@aliakbulut2336]

I watched your 2 tutorials ask audio and youtube about moog just love them thanks for sharing

[@AdiBrighlight]

so cool

[@ben-rosfeld]

do you plan to do a video that shows how to make percussive sounds like the hihat sound or drums in general?

[@charlessmith263]

Basically you use the resonance and cutoff buttons in a play-around to create a gradual ebb and tide in the "ring mod" effect---the so-called "sweep effect" of the modular synth sound in "On the Run."

[@Kevin_MK7RSR]

This is great! I have always loved that sequence. I can't wait to try this on my Sub37

[@BGvideo2480]

Nice job. You can also enter the notes in keyboard mode reducing the amount of key presses. Also no need to adjust the master tune to take . transpose down, use the keyboard in key mode. Keep having fun.

[@paulnagy1546]

COOL !!!!

[@MrPostman3000]

Thanks man! Great video tho. I like and subscribed.

[@JorgeZamora123]

great video!! the only thing lacking here is the accentuated hi-hat/noise, which can be achieved with another mother 32 or any noise source that allows accents to be programmed on any step. thanks for the video!

[@SomeOne-pd6vm]

you can do that with a single m32 with some creative patching.

[@joeryanisaocelot]

this is like synth asmr

[@saardean4481]

Wonderful man. Thank you! Learned a lot! Would you recommend this one or the Minitaur if you had to choose one of them for its filter? Mainly for filtering and giving analog flavor to digital synths -pads running through it

[@rishabhrajan]

I've never used the Minitaur but it does have 1/4 inch jacks for connectivity that you want. With the mother-32 you will have to use 1/8th inch cables to bring in and send audio.

[@saardean4481]

The cable is not an issue. I am referring to the Sound signature. But if you haven`t used the Minitaur there is no way of knowing which filter you like. Either way thank you very much for the info

[@criqdekuyper9259]

Wow, the reset pattern is the intro to Chariots of Fire!

[@hubertvancalenbergh9022]

So the notes are E - G - A - G- D (up 1 octave) - C - D - E ? Is that right? I'm trying to duplicate the passage on my Behringer Crave, which is not all that different from the Mother 32.

[@robertsheffield4044]

I can't find the exact quote, but this reminds me of something David Bowie (I think it was him) said. The gist was that the first thing to do before using a new piece of equipment in the studio was to throw the instruction manual in the trash.

[@ritualcities]

great tutorial. in anticipation of the arrival my DFAM/M32, you're about to get a ton of views from me now lol.

[@rishabhrajan]

Marc David I don’t mind at all! 😄

[@orlandovera1073]

This was a great inspiration for Giorgio Moroder and I Feel Love

[@ryananthony4840]

Thank you for this! That sequence is so fast I couldn't figure out the notes lol....

[@thedrewids7]

And to get that aggressive helicopter type sound you can increase the attack time

[@j0bey1]

SICK

[@Sarahbuildsstepsequencers]

Rishabh, this unit seems pretty nice. On a 1 - 10 scale, how do you rate it?

[@frankaudiffret6959]

10

[@SuperCartiel]

What about the hi-hat effect done by the VCS3? Can you do that on the Mother 32?

[@rishabhrajan]

+SuperCartiel With noise, Definitely! I will be doing another video thats similar. so look out for that one.

[@elcosmotron]

To make de hit hat efx is a combination of noise and the cv signal of the sequencer thru a ring modulator.

[@alienarea51]

le truc de fou ... que j'ai repris maintes fois , avec mes KORG et autres ..à chaque fois ,je reviens sur ça ;) comme a dit Yann ..c'est le HELLO WORD !!

[@guyfaux900]

Beautiful machine and well done for showing us exactly how to do it however I have to say without the drum beat (sample?) It doesn't quite sound finished even if you skipped out all the other effects. Other then that. THANK YOU🤟

[@paulnagy1546]

Thats so cool. You should do to much Time on my Hands by Styx

[@dfreadde_dresd]

noise part seq?

[@10staana]

What camera did you use for recording

[@rishabhrajan]

Sony A7S

[@frank_mm]

Pink Floyd did it in 1972, when the “three of Belleville” still use feeding bottle…

[@ademozarslan]

🥳

[@zaphodpresidentz9158]

Snare is missing.

[@AveMcree]

galaga!

[@jackduk]

Would you recommend the Mother 32 for someone looking to start experimenting in synthesis or am I aiming to high for a novice?

[@SocialGore]

Mother 32 is perfect for an entry level synth

[@LisaMorgensternMusic]

I have a problem, maybe somebody can guess how to fix this: my tempo/gate length control does not reach that tempo. any idea why? Thanks!

[@wezzuh2482]

Lisa Morgenstern exit step mode

[@craigevans4694]

Pretty cool but doesn't have the unbalanced chaos EMS provide. Tried running this through my Crave and it was nice but not right.

[@bluesinamajor]

I think I know what you mean. Is it that powerful choppy disturbance that fades in and out, cutting through and coursing through the whole thing? It happens at the 1 minute mark of the Pink Floyd version, again at 1:58, and once more at 2:43. It's like a "whap whap whap whap whap whap whap whap whap whap" How do you get that to happen?

[@josedealva4205]

the nail is def the eg gain trick

[@Stargazer-is6ok]

I think I'll use it like arp for a dubstep track

[@ryananthony4840]

I bet it would sound good on my TD-3

[@Asdrubale01]

😲

[@watchingufrmbhindu8979]

Here today, gone tomorrow. That's me

[@Krystyan1984]

damn you

[@edcollins9377]

Where's the hi-hat?

[@wispa1a]

Noise give that snare fx

[@archierri]

"И устарела старина, И старым бредит новизна!"©

[@hannuhyvonen794]

minun musiikkia voi kuunella Facebookista.

[@MrFlatlandcycle]

I've banged my head, hard, against this every time I try to make a sequence on this thing. I think the reason I was having trouble saving a pattern is that I wasn't holding (SHIFT) & (REC) a long enough time period (one second) see: #11 SAVE PATTERN in the Quick Start: www.moogmusic.com/sites/default/files/MOTHER-32_Quickstart.pdf The sequence was just blanking out, i.e. back to the one note default pattern.

[@TheFokker03]

on the run used an EMS VCS 3 speeded up,not a moog of any model!

[@rishabhrajan]

Really? I thought they used Xfer Record’s Serum.