Thank you , I have been playing and building Synths for over 50 years . I am a full time professional composer . I am coming up with many new sounds , and compositions . With my Great Moog One. But so much to learn, and you taking the time to do a wonderful video like this means a lot to me ! GodSpeed to you and I wish you many years ! With your New Moog One , And all your gear and your music . Regards, TotallyKenny.
This is on my wish list. In a room full of synths though, it's difficult to get my wife to agree on another one. Especially considering the massive cost involved. Great video! Thank you!
Thank you .I don't have one yet .But when I do get one your tutorials will be the " go to place " .Certainly a confidence boost .A request for further tutorials .Performing a sequence on each synth ?
There is a +/-12 semitone transpose per synthesizer on the “more” page of the left hand controller section. If all three synths are selected then it acts as a global. There is also a global +/- 2 octave control in that same section.
@@drk1825 I think it can be saved as part of a preset, but each preset carries it’s own settings. I’ve never tested it. You might want to ask that question in one of the Moog One Users Groups or Forums.
Hi mate. How the hell do I stop the master volume controlling other hardware connected synths I have connected via midi? I want to use my modules (my ob6 desktop for example) so I can play them on the Moog. I DONT want the Moogs parameters (volume, LFO,s, filters..etc) to alter the sound of my ob6. I just want to play the ob6 on the Moog without the Moog manipulating the sound in any way on the ob6? 🙏🏼
That’s a tough question to answer in the comments of a video. I’d suggest joining the Moog One Owners Group on Facebook and asking there with more info on how you’re connecting everything.
