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Subsequent 37 | Looping Envelopes

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Subsequent 37 | Easy Modulation Routing

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Subsequent 37 | Processing External Audio

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Subsequent 37 | How to Play the Filter as a Sine Wave Oscillator

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Description


The Subsequent 37 is a (2-note) paraphonic analog synthesizer that builds on the award-winning design of the Sub 37 Tribute Edition. Its control panel has 40 knobs and 74 switches, placing a vast array of analog sound-design tools and onboard sequencing options immediately at your command. The Subsequent 37 improves upon its source through the implementation of user-requested enhancements. Each enhancement maintains the magic and character of its predecessor while also providing access to new dimensions of sound and improved playability.

Subsequent 37

Even Better Than Before

The Subsequent 37 mixer section has double the headroom of that in the Sub 37 Tribute Edition. This provides access to a new range of classic clean tones in both mono and duo performance modes. Leveraging the mixer’s newfound flexibility, gain-staging in the Ladder filter has been reshaped to boost harmonic saturation and analog compression, resulting in an overall richer low end. Completing the sonic evolution of the Subsequent 37 is a retuned Multidrive circuit that extends well beyond the grit and growl of the original Sub 37. In addition to the sound engine augmentation, each Subsequent 37 comes with an upgraded keybed for improved playability, a high-powered headphone amplifier strong enough to drive the most demanding headphones and a software plug-in/editor for both Windows and Mac platforms.

Subsequent 37

Powerful Sound Shaping

The Subsequent 37 comes stacked with 256 pre-loaded presets divided in 16 banks with 16 patches per bank and they showcase the wide range of sounds this synth is capable of. Though the real fun comes with the knob-per-function design that lets you explore every aspect of the Subsequent 37's sound design capability, leaving you to create some of your own unique, original presets. Powering the sound are two variable waveshape oscillators, one square wave sub oscillator, one analog noise generator, an external input/feedback generator and a whole lot of attitude. To shape your sound, Subsequent 37 has a 20Hz–20kHz Moog Ladder filter with 6, 12, 18 and 24dB per octave slopes and a MultiDrive functions. There are also two DAHDSR (Delay, Attack, Hold, Decay, Sustain, Release) envelope generators and a fully featured mixer section with dedicated controls and mutes for each sound source. Playing the Subsequent 37 is as enjoyable as creating sounds, thanks to its 37-note semi-weighted keybed with velocity sensitivity and aftertouch. 

Features

  • All the controls and features found on the Sub 37 Tribute Edition
  • Richer low end and greater sonic dimension
  • More Multidrive—wider range and dirtier than ever before
  • More headroom means Duo mode sounds even better
  • 37-note keypad with swift action and aftertouch
  • Two assignable mod busses, two DAHDSR looping envelopes
  • Ultrapowerful arpeggiator/sequencer
  • 256 presets—16 banks of 16 patches
  • New and B-stock products come with Moog's 1-year warranty

Specs

  • Sound engine: 100% analog
  • Polyphony: Selectable monophonic or paraphonic
  • Keybed: 37-note semi-weighted with After Pressure
  • LCD: 128 x 64 pixel LCD with white backlight
  • Controllers: Pitch Bend, Mod Wheel, After Pressure, Velocity
  • Sound Sources: Two Variable Waveshape Oscillators, one Square Wave Sub Oscillator, one Analog Noise Generator, one External Input/Filter Feedback
  • Oscillator Range: 22Hz–6.8KkHz
  • Note range at 8' = 18–116
  • GLIDE MODULE: Assign to Osc1/Osc2/Both. Type - LCR, LCT, EXP, Gated, Legato
  • FILTER: 20Hz–20kHz Moog Ladder Filter with 6/12/18/24dB/Oct Filter Slopes and MultiDrive
  • Transposition: +/- 2 octaves
  • Arpeggiator/sequencer: Up, Down, Order, Random, Latching, Back/Forth, Invert, +/-2 Range, Tie, Rest, MIDI Sync, 64-note sequencer
    • Modulation Busses
    • Sources: LFO (Triangle, Square, Saw, Ramp, Sample & Hold), Filter EG/PGM
    • Programmable Sources: Amp Env, Constant ON, Sine LFO, Noise LFO, Osc 1 Pitch, Osc 2 Pitch, Seq Note, Seq Vel, and Seq Mod
    • DESTINATIONS: Osc 1 Pitch, Osc 2, Osc 1 & 2 Pitch, Filter, LFO Rate, VCA Level, Osc 1 Wave, Osc 2 Wave, Osc 1 & 2 Wave, Noise Level, EG Time/PGM
    • LFO panel features: Hi/Low Range from .01Hz–1kHz, MIDI Sync, KB Reset
    • ENVELOPES: DAHDSR Envelopes with Multi-Trigger, Reset, Looping, MIDI Sync, Latch and Variable control of EG Delay, Hold, Velocity Amount, KB Tracking
    I/O
    • Audio input: 1xTS
    • Audio output: 1xTS, 1xTRS headphone with separate volume control
    • Presets: 256 Presets, 16 Banks x 16 presets
    • MIDI I/O: DIN In/Out and MIDI over USB
    • CV/GATE input: Filter CV, Pitch CV, Volume CV, KB Gate
    • Mod 1x Ctrl, Mod 2, Mod 2 x Ctrl, Filter EG, Amp EG, Pitch Wheel, Mod Wheel, Seq Mod, Duo Pitch
    • GATE destinations: KB Gate (is also sequence gate), Ext. Gate, Arp/Seq Clock, Arp/Seq Run/Stop, Arp/Seq Step 1 Trig, Filt EG Trigger, Amp EG Trigger, LFO 1 Rate, LFO 2 Rate
    • Dimensions: 6.75" x 26.75" x 14.75"
    • Weight: 22 lb.

    Reviews

    5

    14 Reviews

    100%

    of respondents would recommend this to a friend

    Always heard about "that sound" of a Moog…
    Love my new Moog!
    Filters
    Best Uses
    1. Electronic Music10
    2. MIDI8
    3. Accompaniment3
    4. Concerts1
    5. Learning1
    Cons
    1. Heavy3
    2. ZERO BABY!1
    Describe Yourself
    1. Experienced7
    2. Professional Musician3
    3. Novice1
    Pros
    1. Easy to Use10
    2. Responsive / Good Action9
    3. Touch Sensitive Keys8
    4. Good Audio4
    5. Pre-programmed music2

    Reviewed by 14 customers

    • I would buy this product again!

      5

      Verified Buyer

      submitted2 years ago

      byBen

      fromPortland, ME

      Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

      Granted, I love Moog synths, but I have other brands as well. This one is so good, tho, and the connections are so easily useable. I just love it. #sweepstakes

    • Always heard about "that sound" of a Moog…

      5

      Verified Buyer

      submitted2 years ago

      byBradley

      fromKansas

      Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

      OMG…it is so true! This is my first and only hardware Moog and gotta say that low-end heft blows my mind and rattles the rafters unlike any of the other synths in my arsenal.

    • AMAZING SYNTHESIZER!

      5

      submitted4 years ago

      byMax

      fromNew York City, NY

      I've been a keyboard player for about 8 years now, and the sub 37 is my first ever synthesizer. Not only am I amazed by the build of this thing, but the sounds you can create are INSANE! You're given over 250 preset sounds––I've been focused on creating a lot of synth basses and 808 patches these past few months and you can really feel the fullness of the lower frequencies. Also the modulation possibilities on this are endless and they can add a lot of color/depth to whatever sound you're trying to achieve. Even when recording MIDI with the Sub 37 editor, the functionality is fantastic and easy to follow. Before buying this I didn't know much about synthesis or synths in general, but MOOG was awesome and they explained the technical processes and terms really well with the included diagram and users manual. Just make sure if you have this thing above another keyboard that the second tier stand can support it cause it's roughly about 30 lbs. I'd definitely recommend this to anyone starting out or even pros.

    • A legitimate anchor for any studio

      5

      submitted5 years ago

      byDavid W.

      fromSan Francisco Bay Area

      This is my go-to paraphonic analog synth and I expect it to be so for a long time. This has everything I expect from Moog at this price point, from rock-solid build and component quality, to those world-famous Moog analog oscillators and filters, and all very straightforward to use -- a perfect, practical combo of direct panel and menu controls. Digital control of analog oscillators (with MIDI access, of course) is the most workable architecture for me. This has everything I need and nothing I don't need. It's the perfect workhorse synth for my purposes, with a remarkably easy-to-use sequencer. It screams or soothes just when and how I want it to. Finally, the large filter cutoff knob is a nice extra-luxurious touch. I couldn't be happier.

    • It's a Beast

      5

      Verified Buyer

      submitted5 years ago

      byLeo G

      fromFlorida

      Great product massive sounds I'll be using this a lot in my future projects.

    • Great Moog sound!

      5

      submitted6 years ago

      byRickG

      fromBoston, MA

      Love it for fat bass lines and leads. Blows away my OB-8 and JP-08 for the richness of the sound. Great purchase!

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    • submitted5 years ago

      asked byChad

      fromDallas, TX

      How much storage does this Moog have?

      Open Reply - Kenneth
      Specifications Sound engine: 100% Analog Polyphony: Selectable Monophonic or Paraphonic Keybed: 37-note Semi-weighted with After Pressure LCD: 128 X 64 pixel LCD with white backlight Controllers: Pitch Bend, Mod Wheel, After Pressure, Velocity Sound Sources: 2 Variable Waveshape Oscillators, 1 Square Wave Sub Oscillator, 1 Analog Noise Generator, 1 External Input/Filter Feedback Oscillator Range: 22Hz-6.8KHz. Note range at 8’ = 18 - 116 GLIDE MODULE: Assign to Osc1/Osc2/Both. Type - LCR, LCT, EXP, Gated, Legato FILTER: 20Hz-20KHz Moog Ladder Filter w/ 6/12/18/24 dB/Oct Filter Slopes and MultiDrive Transposition: +/- 2 Octaves Arpeggiator/sequencer: Up, Down, Order, Random, Latching, Back/Forth, Invert, +/-2 Range, Tie, Rest, MIDI Sync, 64-note sequencer Modulation Busses Sources: LFO (Triangle, Square, Saw, Ramp, Sample & Hold), Filter EG/PGM Programmable Sources: Amp Env, Constant ON, Sine LFO, Noise LFO, Osc 1 Pitch, Osc 2 Pitch, Seq Note, Seq Vel, and Seq Mod. DESTINATIONS: Osc 1 Pitch, Osc 2, Osc 1 & 2 Pitch, Filter, LFO Rate, VCA Level, Osc 1 Wave, Osc 2 Wave, Osc 1 & 2 Wave, Noise Level, EG Time/PGM LFO panel features: Hi/Low Range from .01Hz–1kHz, MIDI Sync, KB Reset ENVELOPES: DAHDSR Envelopes with Multi-Trigger, Reset, Looping, MIDI Sync, Latch, and Variable control of EG Delay, Hold, Velocity Amount, KB Tracking. I/O Audio input: 1xTS Audio output: 1xTS, 1xTRS Headphone with separate volume control Presets: 256 Presets - 16 Banks x 16 presets MIDI I/O: DIN In/Out, and MIDI over USB CV/GATE input: Filter CV, Pitch CV, Volume CV, KB Gate Mod 1x Ctrl, Mod 2, Mod 2 x Ctrl, Filter EG, Amp EG, Pitch Wheel, Mod Wheel, Seq Mod, Duo Pitch. GATE destinations: KB Gate (is also sequence gate), Ext. Gate, Arp/Seq Clock, Arp/Seq Run/Stop, Arp/Seq Step 1 Trig, Filt EG Trigger, Amp EG Trigger, LFO 1 Rate, LFO 2 Rate. Dimensions: 6.75 x 26.75 x 14.75 in. Weight: 22 lbs

    • submitted6 years ago

      asked bySeongmin

      fromBrookline, M.A.

      Hi, This is Seongmin Cho who is a Berklee College of Music student. I would like to buy Moog Subsequent 37. Is it possible to get a student discount? Thanks, Seongmin Cho

      Open Reply - Kenneth
      Please contact a Sales Agent for specific pricing inquiries