The Moog MOTHER-32 PATCHBAY complete Deep Dive guide tutorial

[@opaknack5997]

Excellent 👊 What about a same tutorial for the Mavis?

[@IvayaPoem-vb6fj]

Thank you!

[@XNBeatsMusic]

Well hello and thanks for the help !!! :)

[@trikOsk]

Köszönjük!

[@michaelmanning6636]

Best video yet. Thanks, man. You have saved me time and money. You don't even know. Keep it up. Make more

[@XNBeatsMusic]

Thank for the comment :)

[@flashchrome]

What a fantastic video. Thanks!

[@TheIndustrialRetrospective]

Nice, this is a surprisingly versatile synth. But I mostly patch it out into my DFAM, Matriarch/Grandmother, and the Moogerfoogers I own, more often than using it as its own voice.

[@chitlun]

Both this and the previous are arguably the best tutorials I’ve seen on this mighty synth! I have my long awaited M32 arriving today so I can finally complete the ‘Holy Trinity’, along with my DFAM & SubH. Again excellent tutorials man, cheers! By the way, it may be worth pointing to any beginners out there that Din Sync is 24ppqn so, if you have a Pam’s for example, you can set one of the outs to x4 and that should give you Din Sync resolution.

[@andreas9094]

SEQUENCER INFO: FORWARD / (KB) + (STEP) + 1 This combination of buttons will cause the notes stored in the sequencer to play normally, from beginning to end. This is the default setting. REVERSE / (KB) + (STEP) + 2 This combination of buttons will cause the notes stored in the sequencer to play in reverse order, from end to beginning. PENDULUM / (KB) + (STEP) + 3 This combination of buttons will cause the notes stored in the sequencer to play in pendulum order, alternating from beginning to end, from end to beginning, from beginning to end, etc. RANDOM / (KB) + (STEP) + 4 This combination of buttons will cause the notes stored in the sequencer to play in a random order

[@TheScreamingFrog916]

Thank. will print out for cheat sheet.

[@juergherren8910]

This is a great tutorial! Enormously helpful for me, having just purchased the Mother-32. Thanks for your time, highly appreciated!

[@sarasvatinath3527]

brilliant tutorial! covers almost all the functions and opens a huge field for exploration! many thanks :)

[@jexmartinez9343]

Super happy with your tutorial. Thank you 😊

[@djembeboyzach]

Very good, thanks. Hopefully a dfam and subharmon too

[@robistocco]

That'd be amazing: I have the full moog studio, but I get lost in the possibilities when I start patching the three together.

[@SingleServingMimic]

Amazing tutorial, best one i've seen so far. I'll be waiting for the subharmonicon one!

[@TheLuckyblue67]

Thank you for your videos. You make things so simple. Good work!

[@MrRedrum667]

Great video!

[@juaneekels5088]

Great tutorial!

[@AndreaFilippoLongo]

Thank you for this!

[@BlackMan614]

Your LFO example shows why you need an external attenuator w/ the M32.

[@TheScreamingFrog916]

Thanks.

[@andrewsaitken3513]

Bro i kindly request you to make 1 for omnisphere.

[@PsyProgBerlin]

Isn't this the same tutorial you did for the crave? BTW: I really like your synth videos and hope there will be a Pro800 video in the future ;)

[@XNBeatsMusic]

Thanks, yes very very similar to crave. I am on the waiting list for the 800 and Edge. I don't live in Europe so, I have to wait, no other choice.