Test drive of a new Moog Mother-32 synth with MF Delay effects.  Pretty much just beating the heck out of a 32 step sequence and playing the filter, envelope, and both mixers.  Basic mix is between saw and pulse waves, with VC mix varying between pulse and noise...  Special thanks to Analogue Haven's Modular Main Man Shawn Cleary for getting me the Mother-32 and years of gear!  - ['Doktor Bob]

Bassline Drive 1 - Mother-32 Test Drive

Another one of Doktor Bob's Special Test Drives, this one (again) beats the heck out of a NEuroFooger 3 bassline and backing track.  The bass track was patched from a Synthesis Tech Cloud Generator with LFO FM - Polyvoks VCF and Envelope/VCA.  The backing track was patched from a Synth Tech Morphing Terrarium -  Polyvoks Envelope/VCA through Flame FX-16 (REv-FL-VP).  Special thanks to Shawn Cleary for the years o' gear!  Doctor Bob's salute to 2016 and aural freedom.

Bassline Drive 2 - NEuroFooger3 Clip A

Just returned from a peri-equinoctal diversion in Asheville SC, MoMo-32 goes for another test Drive with Doctor Bob, NEuroFooger 3, the Morphing Terrarium, and the Beatstep Pro.   Could it be that the VCF cutoff got itself tweaked a tad out at the Moog Mothership?  Only time will tell....

Bassline Drive:  Return Of Mother Ambience

Deep drones track with the following major voices:
Moog Mother-32 (x2), Qu-Bit Nebulae,
Make Noise Telharmonic & Mysteron.
Processing with Flame FX-16, The Harvestman Polivoks Filter, expert sleepers disting mkIII, WMD/SSF MMF & DPLR.
Phasing by Xaoc Devices Batumi.
Thanks to Shawn Cleary for the geary, Archie Patterson, Mikhail Chekalin, and Mark Shreeve for the inspiration.

Set the Controls for the Heart of the Drone

Drone Heart Mother 2.1c

Another deep drones track with the following major voices:
Moog Mother-32 (x2), Qu-Bit Nebulae,
Make Noise Telharmonic & Mysteron.
Processing with Flame FX-16, The Harvestman Polivoks Filter, expert sleepers disting mkIII, WMD/SSF MMF & DPLR.
Phasing by Xaoc Devices Batumi.
Thanks to Shawn Cleary for the geary, Archie Patterson, Mikhail Chekalin, and Mark Shreeve for the inspiration.

Oculo Rapido