Sheratan | Ambient Moog Mother-32 + Subharmonicon

[@evenmind-music]

Beauty. Subscribed :)

[@IntraMoeniaArt]

It was a long wait, but it was worth it. A unique and high quality work as always Claus. Amazing!!!

[@ClausGahrn]

Thanks as always for listening, Marcus!

[@DoctorRevers]

Beautiful. Thank you!! Love it. Will fire my moogs up when I get home.

[@ClausGahrn]

Cool! Thanks so much. :)

[@returnofthenative]

Me too. Nice, but got to go now, so I'll have to come back to it.

[@untitled746]

Nice. Curious about the LED patch cables with the alternating color. Is that color change based on the signal? Positive vs negative signal attenuation or something?

[@ClausGahrn]

Thanks! Yes, the color is based on the signal. It changes according to polarity: red for negative, blue for positive. The cables are from MyVolts.

[@anthonyman8008]

11:40 is a nice gong with a friction mallet. MoOg is very under priced

[@veronatragedy7016]

Can you make this machine play in specific keys to fit the other instruments in the mix so that everything is in tune?

[@ClausGahrn]

In this piece I used MIDI to control both synths. If you do not use MIDI, you can program the sequencer on the Mother-32 to play in a specific key.

[@AnomalyB31]

Hi, I love your videos and was wondering if I could get your opinion. I have a matriarch and grandmother, do you think there would be any value in adding a subharmonicon or mother32, to the setup for generative ambient or do you think I should just stick with what I have? I feel like the subharmonicon’s dual sequencers and polyrhythms have more options than the sequencers on the matriarch and grandmother. Am I incorrect in thinking that way?

[@ClausGahrn]

Thanks! I think the Subharmonicon is a very unique instrument both in terms of the sequencer and the sound itself, and I really enjoy using it in my setup. However, the sequencer is quite different to a traditional sequencer, and it takes a bit of getting used to. I approach the Subharmonicon in a different way than the Grandmother, and I find that it works well for me in my generative work.