With the Sub 37 Tribute Edition, Moog introduces a synthesizer based on the Sub Phatty. The sound is shaped by 2 oscillators from the Sub Phatty.
The keyboard has been expanded to 37 keys which gives room for other new features. Thanks to the display you can now name and store presets.Furthermore, the Sub 37 has been equipped with an arpeggiator and a step sequencer with step record function.
The Sub 37 can be played paraphonic, which means you can play bass and lead sounds at the same time with independent oscillator control. The oscillators will access a mutual filter and envelope module.
MOOG Sub 37 Tribute Edition
Features:
Manufacturer:
Moog
Construction / Number of Keys:
37
Velocity sensitive:
Yes
Sound Generation:
Analog
Arpeggiator:
Yes
Aftertouch:
Yes
Number of Knobs:
40
Number of Keys:
74
Pitchbend, Modwheel:
Pitchbend and Modwheel
Display:
Yes
USB MIDI Interface:
Yes
Mounting Options:
MIDI Step Sequencer
MIDI Interface:
Yes
LINE IN:
Yes
LINE OUT:
Yes
Pedal included:
No
Weight (kg):
10
Number of Sounds:
256
Power Supply:
Adapter, internal
Width (cm):
67.94
Height (cm):
17.14
Depth (cm):
37.46
Moog Sub 37 Tribute Edition Analog Synthesizer
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Playability: Unlike my Prophet 08, on which I had to spend quite some time before I got able to effortlessly make some music with it, especially in live situations (now I love it, by the way), this one I was able to have fun with since day one. There's virtually a knob for everything you can do, which just makes you want to learn how to play it by playing it. I would have liked it to have a dedicated knob for speedy preset selection, like the Prophet has, but I think can live without it.
Built: It's as solid as a rock, which makes it feel like a real instrument, unlike many other analog synths which, as great machines as they are, are quite disappointing in the knobs and keybed departments. About the keybed, I have heard people complaining about the action, saying it is too heavy. I don't agree with that, to me the keybed just feels like you can play on it without being afraid to break it.
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