Moog - Subsequent 37
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The Moog Subsequent 37 is a 37-key analogue paraphonic (2-voice) synthesiser with arpeggiator and step sequencer, based on the success of the Sub 37 Tribute Edition. It offers a panel of 40 knobs and 74 switches, putting analogue sound design and unparalleled sequencing options within your reach. It's an exceptional synthesiser in a limited edition of 2,000 worldwide. Let yourself be seduced by this collector's item!
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Presentation
Moog's Subsequent 37 synthesiser offers all the controls and features of the Sub 37 Tribute Edition, but with a modified sound engine that now includes 256 presets organised into 16 banks of 16 patches.
The 37-key keyboard of the Moog Subsequent 37 has been modified, with velocity and aftertouch, to allow faster action and much smoother, more natural playing.
The Moog Subsequent 37 has an arpeggiator that performs -2/+2 octaves but if you press either of the octave range up and down buttons twice, you'll go into a mode where the arpeggiator will "play all notes in the original octave, second octave, third octave" before going back down in reverse. A superb feature that's sure to please!
A 64-step sequencer and two modulation busses give the Sub 37 a wide range of routing possibilities. Five waveforms (triangle, square, sawtooth, ramp, plus sample and hold) are available, as well as a sixth position for the filter envelope or a controller option.
It's also possible to use an external MIDI CC on the Sub 37 to adjust the modulation depth, for unlimited creative possibilities.
Its built-in mixer doubles the pitch of its predecessor, to offer a wide range of sounds, greatly expanding its performance possibilities. You're in for a treat!
The 37-key keyboard of the Moog Subsequent 37 has been modified, with velocity and aftertouch, to allow faster action and much smoother, more natural playing.
The Moog Subsequent 37 has an arpeggiator that performs -2/+2 octaves but if you press either of the octave range up and down buttons twice, you'll go into a mode where the arpeggiator will "play all notes in the original octave, second octave, third octave" before going back down in reverse. A superb feature that's sure to please!
A 64-step sequencer and two modulation busses give the Sub 37 a wide range of routing possibilities. Five waveforms (triangle, square, sawtooth, ramp, plus sample and hold) are available, as well as a sixth position for the filter envelope or a controller option.
It's also possible to use an external MIDI CC on the Sub 37 to adjust the modulation depth, for unlimited creative possibilities.
Its built-in mixer doubles the pitch of its predecessor, to offer a wide range of sounds, greatly expanding its performance possibilities. You're in for a treat!
Features
Number of polyphony notes
2
Aftertouch
Yes
Velocity-sensitive
Yes
Type of sound generator
Analog
Analog output
1
Headphone output
Yes
USB port
Yes
Modulation wheel
Yes
Arpeggiator
Yes
Sequencer
Yes
MIDI port
Yes
Screen
Yes
Type of backup
None
Power supply
220 V
Number of keys
37
Color
Natural Wood
Other features
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Moog Subsequent 37.
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Phatty synthesizer.
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37 keys with velocity and aftertouch.
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Moog Ladder Filter with resonance, Multidrive and other filters.
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Monophonic and duo-paraphonic modes.
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Arpeggiator.
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Pitch bend, Mod Wheel.
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Step sequencer.
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256 presets.
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40 potentiometers.
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74 buttons.
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LCD display.
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Classic Moog filter.
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Feedback.
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MultiDrive.
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2 modulation buses.
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DAHDSR envelope.
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Mono TRS 6.35 mm line input.
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Line output on 6.35 mm TRS mono jack.
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Headphone output
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MIDI input and output
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USB port.
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Dimensions (W x D x H): 679 x 375 x 171 mm.
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Weight: 9.98 kg.
To find out more...
Moog synthesizers are probably the most famous electronic musical instruments of all time. Their designer, Robert A. Moog, was a doctoral student completing his thesis at Cornell University in the early 1960s, earning pocket money by selling a small number of custom-made Theremin instruments. He and a friend were already discussing the possibility of selling other types of electronic kits to hobbyists, when he came up with the idea of selling custom-made electronic synthesizers.
The synthesiser invented by Robert Moog in the 1960s triggered a veritable revolution in electronic music. The Beatles, Mick Jagger and Sun Ra were among the first to buy the famous Moog synthesiser. Moog went on to design dozens of instruments, including the Minimoog.
The synthesiser invented by Robert Moog in the 1960s triggered a veritable revolution in electronic music. The Beatles, Mick Jagger and Sun Ra were among the first to buy the famous Moog synthesiser. Moog went on to design dozens of instruments, including the Minimoog.
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ANTHONY M
16/02/2022
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Pas assez de recul encore pour donner un avis complet. Pour le moment. Je peux dire que la qualité et les sonorités du Sub37 sont très convaincantes. C est mon premier MOOG et je ne suis pas dessus
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