By cranking up the resonance, get the filter to self-oscillate and create a third oscillator which makes it possible to play triads on the Moog Subsequent 37.
With filter as 3rd Oscillator (produces a sine wave) and OSCs 1&2 set to Triangle Wave, produces a nice “lo-fi” vintage keyboard sound.
Tune the oscillators independently (like on a mini moog) to create static harmonies, or use DUO mode and open up tons of harmonic options.
Note: Make sure to have Filter EG amount set at 0 and KB track to 1:1.
Also in this patch:
Using Mod 2 with Filter EG as Mod Source and Filter MultiDrive as Destination. Creates saturated “Waves”
MOD 1 – modulating pitch of OSC 1 (by an octave) and turning on/off the Sub Oscillator for some rhythmic movement.
A few years ago I put together a few tutorial videos for a music college I teach at.
While making the videos, I wrote a few tunes using an absolutely beautiful vintage Minimoog. I bought a Behringer Model D a few months ago and decided to see if i could recreate those tunes with the Behringer.
This video is not meant as a strict comparison between the two synths….I did it because i wanted to see how close i could get to those tunes.