you're a great host! like your relationship to the instrument in approaching a synth, and doing it nice and simple to arm the masses with great skills in the addition of great sub-oscillators to their everyday lives, bars and tracks :) shoutout peggy
Thanks for watching - Moog actually makes the rackmount kit for Moogerfoogers, if you do a search on the Sweetwater site for "moogerfooger rack" it should appear as the first result. You can one rackmount kit to rack three Moogerfoogers, (or up to four CP-251-size units). The rack kit takes up six full rack spaces, so if you want to rack all 6 of your Moogerfoogers in one rack you'll need at least a 12-space rack.
Oh man, I LOVE Moog synths (well synths of all types, really... analog and digital). I do a lot of songwriting and synthwork on my channel, particularly with my Moog Mother-32. Now I'm looking for my next analog synth... the Sub Phatty is in contention for sure. Synthesizers are STILL the sound of the future. Keep pushing the envelope.
The best part about this video is: -No shitty camera mic recording (on a busy showroom floor no less) -More synth sounds, LESS TALK! It gets really lame checking out all the diff sub phatty videos from NAMM when they are all the opposite of the above criteria. Just cut the mic, plug in, and play the damn thing! Thanks Daniel. There's a lot more I'd like to hear but your vids are always among the more useful.
Once you flipped on the effects, I literally began to hurt hearing you play it anymore. So GOOD! I've had pushed this synth off b/c of price and also the sub-menu like controls back when it first released. I got the minibrute for full hands on controls. Went and played this last week at your store. Aside from it's immediate weight, the synth it self is incredibly hot on the output. I turned the monitors to about 2, and the Sub Phatty to a bit more than 1 1/2 2 and I couldn't go any higher without it on the filter open blasting! . I did eventually want patch memory and for a nice price I have decided to get one! I didn't really have much appeal to the moog just b/c I really couldn't justify cost so I brushed off the "legend" so to speak with it. But I've had about 4yrs to get to know my minibrute, and a few other synths along the way, microkorg, system1, roland mc-09, to the now Make Noise 0-Coast. Coming back full circle finally to moog. I wanted a semi-modular, it was mother 32(likely for the win), MS-20 mini (2 voices is hard to pass up on this monster at a steal), and then I found out about the 0-coast, and since that fills up the 20 and the 32 (it covers Ground!) I think it's a welcome comeback to this future LEGEND! In person this synth is really unparalleled in it's own rich tone that is needlessly said "Classic". Raw like no other in ways, for bass and such I haven't had full measure in that exploration in the phatty but with the brute and the 0-coast to make 2 voices I really ripped the speakers equally on them as I did on the phatty at the store. So it took 2 synths to come up to meet the Moog in Raw Bass.
@@analogsynthplayer nope....still has it.....just a super super tiny amount. It is in fact, the only food product still allowed to be made coca leaf in it in contries that ban the coca leaf. They remove most of the cocaine, but some super super tiny amount still exists in Coca-Cola.
The Voyager is a beast. I regret buying it from time to time, but then I just turn it on, and get lost in a dream world that reality can't produce. It's magical, and the experience is worth every penny while your enduring it.
Ok I have had one for a year and I enjoy making all those strange oscillator sounds and I love it electronically. I just haven't approached anything anywhere near Mini Moog sound to my ears. I suspect it's me not the machine ! I keep telling myself when I get time I'll explore the computer program that comes with it that I believe can extend the versatility of the 16 or so presets that come with the unit stock. Probably another great feature of Moog is that they tend to hold at least three quarters of the initial value so you can only make so much of a mistake and you could probably trade up for not a lot of loss on your initial investment when you feel you need to
This was actually filmed in 1988. Daniel is now 68 years old. Wish I got one of these when they came out, or a sub37. but I didn’t take hardware synths seriously. Now I find myself wanting that moog sound on a physical knob. 😔
Hi Nick. As of this reply, I'm only 60;-) The Subsequent 25 is exactly this and more: www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/Sub25--moog-subsequent-25-analog-synthesizer -_Daniel_
Sorry, you're absolutely right! We misread the question: no CV outputs, only inputs. As Daniel mentions, many people will choose to use this as a module with a larger rig, and with only 25 keys this likely won't be the master controller in the rig. Hope that helps!
Hi risvegliato, the Moog Sub Phatty has a 100% Analog audio path, from the oscillators, mixers, filter, and amp, to the final Output Jack. Thanks for watching!
Has the nice "classic" Moog sound architecture to it! I'm so tired of the machines that are made to really cater to techno- dance stuff. Not saying that's a bad thing just not a "what I need thing" ;) I really like this machine. I'll wait a bit before I get one as anything this new usually has some kinks to work out first. Great demo too!
At the very least it cheers me up on dull day or perhaps it "focuses" my brain waves in beat to its Oscillators ! When I get the extra money I feel sure I'll trade up for a sub 37 unless I can come across the Mini Moog at a good price. They are all very well-built machines.
well here I agree ;) ! The base stuff is easier to use and more accessible than ever like you said, but this makes it also easier to produce crap and instantly publish it on the net. Finding the gems and what floats your boat takes some effort !
No canecreek00, ALL the people who visit this video does not want to hear the Sub Phatty only. Personally I need to hear how it sounds through some really good analog delay because I use time based effects musically all the time. Besides Mr Fisher actually goes through half the demo without effects before serving people like me in the other half - with effects. We are all different and this synth is probably just as attractive to both Berliner School and dubstep fans alike - to name a few.
Gabriel Proteus Yeah but now for $300 you can get the Reface CS which is possibly the best sounding and most characterful VA released since the MicroKorg or ANX1. So it's a small price to pay.
I feel like the effects are necessary for it to be a pleasing sound in my opinion. Alone it just sounds a little obnoxious. It could have been just what he was playing but with effects it sounds absolutely amazing!
"Moog" is the last name of Dr. Robert Moog, inventor and founder of Moog synthesizers. Since it's his proper name, there's really only one "right" way to pronounce it - thanks for watching!
Is this moog oriented to bass sounds, and not to leads? or is just this demo? What a sound, amazing for FX´s, also growls ...Really really sounds phatt. Incredible sound.
They're cheaper because they don't have patch storage. This simplifies the circuits a lot, because to do patch storage you have to digitize every knob and slider, and then have a DAC for every param, and have every param be voltage controlled (including ADSRs, lfo rates, modulation amounts)... Every modulation path needs a complete VCA instead of just a variable resistance knob! That's why a lot of later analogs do all ADSRs and LFOs digitally - it takes a LOT less electronics.
