Recreating a Moog Subharmonicon - Part 1 : Software Emulation in VCV Rack

A look at the Audio Path of a Moog Subharmonicon and an attempt to recreate this wonderfully weird instrument in VCV rack using only free modules.
Index:
00:02 Introduction
01:36 Music Theory of Overtones + Subharmonics
05:26 What Overtones + Subharmonics sound like
08:32 Moog Subharmonicon Audio Path Outline
09:24 Can a Slew Limiter work as a Subharmonic Generator? (VCV Rack)
11:13 How to Create a Subharmonic Generator using an Envelope Generator
13:20 Different Wave Shapes with Envelope Generator
14:43 Why/How an Envelope Generator works as a Subharmonic Generator
19:14 Using a Clockable LFO as Subharmonic Generator
21:30 Recreating the Audio Path of a Moog Subharmonicon with VCV Rack
26:45 Outro
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VCV Rack: vcvrack.com/Rack#get/
Gear Used:
Moog Subharmonicon
VCV Rack 2 (free version)
Roland re201Space Echo (Delay used in Intro Only)

[@BadDiode]

Really good stuff! You inspired me to start building my own using Bitwig's Grid, only the sequencer left!

[@RobeMusic]

awesome! please let me know how it goes

[@BadDiode]

@@RobeMusic Welp tried to reply twice and not sure if the msg got auto deleted cuz I was including a link. If you didn't receive it, I just anted to say I'm looking forward to the next video to compare notes. Cheers!

[@ahdziz666]

Why not just use a counter? Still. Always fun to build stuff.

[@joenajman5324]

wow this is a fantastic tutorial!!! are you going to do part 2 with the sequencers? `that would be amazing too. all the best

[@RobeMusic]

Thanks! Yes I’ll be doing sequencers and polyrhythm generators in either the next video I post or the one after that

[@joenajman5324]

will look forward to it thanks for your reply @@RobeMusic