Moog Mother-32

So, overall, I have to say, I think, the mother 32, it's actually a pretty good buy. If you want to get into that kind of modular world with a self-co...

The envelope is defined by two-part attack and decay, [ Music ] with a switchable sustain, but when you want to craft bass or lead, these are analog e...

My current setup is digitakt, digitone, Moog Grandmother, Mother 32, subharmonicon, and some fx pedals all ran into a 4 input audio interface that is then ran into an MPC One. It's a great little setup and I'm absolutely not capable of using it to it's fullest but I'm struggling with getting out of 4 bar loops. It just hard to visualize song structure with all the different gear having their own sequencing and tracks and whatnot. I can't get past having separate sequences as parts to a song.

Both up $200 (and grandmother originally sold for $899 before the price increase last year). Looks like the Subsequent 25 is now at $1000 (I believe it started at $800 or $900). Mother 32 and DFAM are now at $700 (up $50 from the 2020 price and up $150 from the launch price, I believe). Not all sites are consistent with the price increase though, but when there is an increase it's at the same price.

I started with the Moog Model 15 iPad app to learn how modular stuff worked first before I had to start deciding which modules to purchase. VCV Rack is another great route to go. If you really just can't handle going the software route (which is understandable! It doesn't feel like a playable instrument in the way hardware does) I'd say get something semi-modular like the Make Noise 0-coast or the Mother-32.

Why don't they just design new synths?? behringer is so stupid. they have the resources to invest the RnD into new and interesting synth designs, and instead they make these lame and tasteless synth ripoffs. It's even worse when they ripoff synths and gear that is still in production (ilke the arturia keystep or the moog mother-32).