Just a little experiment with Arbhar. Two layers, one my voice the other a single note on an ocarina. 
Ochd modulating layer, play direction and spray. Into Pittsburgh state variable filter. 
Then into z-dsp for reverb.

vocal_ocarina_Arbhar.wav

Hi all,
I've been playing with the new Subharmonicon, from Moog, for a while and thought I'd share this early example of what it can do. More coming soon, so please follow if you are interested in the tech and tools of music as well as the tunes.
It's a fantastic synth, with a unique workflow and I thoroughly enjoy playing it.

Subharmonicon Example 1

Here is a small collection of sounds based on simple Moog Subharmonicon patches.
To see and hear more about it please head over to my site: theoysterhouseboys.com/blog

Shifting Intervals

Omni - Circular

Jumping Off Point

Bowser Boogie

Nightfalls

HI all.
This one mixes a bit of the 80s shimmer and sizzles ound with a darker undertone. Running throughout is an airy, watery vibe that I hope gives things a sense of space.

Tools:

Moog grandmother
Moog subharmonicon
Moog Sub37
Roland D50
Roland Juno 106
Sequential Prophet Rev2
Arturia Matrixbrute
Aston Origin

Arturia 8pre
Apple mac mini
Logic Pro x

Barclay Demo

Hi all,
this one is unashamedly 80s, with loads of glittery Juno all over it.
It started out life as a way to teach somebody about synths but soon evolved into this.
Personally I'm a fan, even if it doesn't have the grit I usually go for.

Most tracks are Juno 106, recorded direct into Logic, although there is a little Prophet rev2 and Moog Subharmonicon in there too.

Thanks

Rob

Street Scars demo

Video version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BNHvsS5rjxs&t=177s

Hi all,

this one is all about making evolving ambient textures, that stay musical, through use of good modulation.
I'm using Divkid's ochd for all the modulation, from filter cutoffs to rings.
The pitch is all taken from RND, using different channels of unipolar outputs, to both provide volts per octave and strum. 
These two modules have fast become my favourites in years and I wanted to explore them a little more, with no intention other than to make something dark and dronelike but musical and pretty.

Olympus Sands

Demos, snippets and sound experiments. 
Everything from guitar driven prog, through snarly synthwave to ambient dreamscapes.

Oysterhouse Boys