WARNING: this is long and contains clipping in certain parts and silence in others!!!

setup: moog sub37 straight into zoom h5, no effects, no multi-tracking, no compression, no leveling/normalizing, just raw sub37 sound straight into the zoom, file to soundcloud...also, there were no stops/pauses/restarts which is why there are moments of silence (i.e. a modulation to a destination that caused silence)

purpose: the sub37 is a deep instrument and a lot can be accomplished with all the modulation options...it can sound very modular once you start to learn it...hopefully there are small sections in this crazy long recording that show that aspect...this was only a test since I just got it, power it on, hit the record button, and go...it's a crazy long unedited file because I'm too lazy to chop it up and do any editing..that wasn't the purpose anyway :)

I'm really just scratching the surface of what this instrument is capable of.  This isn't meant to be a musical statement. There are parts of the test that are musical (just as there are in many modular patches).

parting comment (after adding comments to the upload)...I really like the juicy bass around 14m and I like the groove extracted around 40m...it's a really fun instrument

MOOG SUB37 RAW to ZOOM H5

Various musical experiments, mostly electronic and synth oriented. I also make techno with my cousin as https://soundcloud.com/primicugini.

New tests, sketches and experiments from my film scores and various band projects (under the names of genshi, jido-genshi, Science Patrol, StarDotStar, cell:burn, Seven Summer Eyes, and a few others) as well as an archive of old songs of mine from various decades.

MOOG SUB37 RAW to ZOOM H5

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