Maybe this behringer lacks some futures of MSH, but OSC, and filter sounds better to my ears.
So, spice must flow.
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“one of the cool things about the subharmonicon is that you can change its sequencer logic from OR to XOR. on the SH this is done by sending a midi message which i was kind of hoping would be an on-panel button or switch on the spice but it seems like it’s just not an option at all”
Just a quick note to mention that Spice offers the OR/XOR option using MIDI CC 113 (0-63 = OR; 64-127 = XOR) - it’s in the “Quick Start Guide” on page 41.
Can’t answer about the envelopes, I don’t have one of these yet, and the “Quick Start Guide” doesn’t say anything about that.
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oh wow that’s awesome thank you
very cool (or not cool depending on your perspective lol) how they were able to replicate the firmware like that
Anyone know of a good rack to hold an Edge, a Crave and a Spice?
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I see this one, but it’s unclear as to whether it would fit Crave/Edge, etc.
No. This is for the models that look like Moogs.
Etsy has a few options
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This could have been put in the Moog Subharmonicon thread just as easily.
Let’s see who can refrain from the winner / loser labeling when dealing with a subjective comparison, though there are clear differences.
This video was done by Tom Noise. I queued it to the actual comparison, but go back to the beginning of the video, for other sounds and an explanation.
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wow the suboscillators are pretty out of tune on the spice- i wonder if it needs time to warm up
this makes them sound very different!
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I acquired Spice lately. I’ve been controlling my Neutron using the Seq 1 out and it works in C major but whenever I transpose the sequence using a keyboard, the Seq patchbay output is stuck to C major. Is there any way to transpose the sequencer output as well?