For me, the Mother 32 got a lot more useful when I got a second one about a year and a half after the first. I got each for the same price used - equivalent to about $485 USD. While one is nice on its own with reverb, having two creates such a wonderful monosynth even without effects. Being able to patch a second oscillator to FM the other's filter/resonance, use them in stereo, being able to use the absolutely beautiful sounding HPF (seriously, it's lovely and underrated) and the low pass as well, or even just doubling up on the oscillators an octave apart to make a much more lively patch. Being able to modulate one LFO with the next, or even get creative and make a full ADSR with the two using a patch bay and mixer, has been quite a fun way to learn modular. It's a beautiful unit for sure. Also, if you can get a midi thru box and connect both to your keyboard, you can play them duophonically - but what I prefer to do is treat them as a mono synth and set up the assignable output on one to output voltage from the mod wheel and on the other to output voltage from velocity. You can get really expressive this way and it truly becomes a fully featured, 2 oscillator monosynth with a bunch of unique tricks up its sleeve.

@KadForward

Жыл бұрын

Hi!👋 Thank you for sharing this. Great tips & info! Actually, I've been thinking about getting a second one for some time now. For the moment, I'm doing several takes as a workaround or I search for creative solutions with the Concertmate MG1😁, but connecting two of them to a keyboard sounds like a lot of fun. Thanks again.

@larryarsenault

Жыл бұрын

@@KadForward - I'm still in the begining learning stage with my Mother 32, but thinking the next one would be a Subharmonicon

@screamingstrings76

Жыл бұрын

Heh, just wait until you add a DFAM to it. Two extra oscillators, two extra sequencers for modulation, hard sync, 1-2 FM, triangle waves... its such a fat sound. Subharmonicon interests me a little bit, not sure if it fits my music style though... if it weren't for space I'd probably add it, but these two are already absolutely stunning as far as sound output is concerned.

@fallprecauxionsmusic

7 ай бұрын

​@@KadForwardyou mentioned somewhere in these comments that you made a little tutorial vid on the mother 32 sequencer. I looked through your vids & couldn't find it. can you link me to it...?

@docgify

2 ай бұрын

Dude hae you tried the mother 32 with the meris HEDRA…it a blast you can get. Some insane stuff and it takes quarter inch midi connection,amazing-try it !

Useful video, thank you. I love my Mother 32's, I bought one initially and then added another. Brings them alive!

@DorisDay-lw4xs

17 күн бұрын

I have 5. When they’re all synced up its amazing! I spend far too much time lost in loops 😊

I find the mother 32 intuitive and accessible up to a point. Then there's room left for exploration, leading to interesting unexpected outcomes. I have all 3 modules but I'm mostly drawn to mother 32 of them all. After over 3 years with them all, there is still more left to explore and that is one of the main reasons I bought them, longevity.

Thank you so much for this video. I nearly sold mine and I will be truthful....I did not give it my full concentration and I did not try hard enough. I was lazy and started to look for easier options ( GAS). Gas is lethal. You are so right. So so correct in what you said and I have now cleared my desk and put the mother 32 on there and will study it instead of trashing it. The whole damned reason I bought it was to give me something to do and to learn. Most give up on the sequencer! Thanks again.

I'm still very overwhelmed and honestly intimidated by all the options and features of the mother 32. Hopefully we can have more mother 32 videos, going in depth, share your lessons, tips and tricks. Cheers!🙏

@KadForward

5 ай бұрын

I know the feeling, there is a lot to explore and experiment with the Mother-32. I've been busy with other music projects and took a break to recharge. I enjoy sharing this journey, and it's nice to see all the positive feedback. So I planned more of them. Thank you for the kind words & support!

Very much enjoying your video’s. Thanks for all your efforts ! Please keep them coming

@KadForward

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for watching and for your support.🙂👋

Reading the manual with any piece of gear is important. The, when you’ve read it once, read it again. And again. Read it until you can quote passages from it 😊

thanks much, kadi. you're getting some really interesting results with the mother 32. the things I'm hearing, & the things you're saying here... very inspiring stuff.

@KadForward

7 ай бұрын

Hi there! Thank you so much for your encouraging and kind words. I'm glad it helps. 🙂 Thanks for tuning in. 🙌

Great genuine channel and advice, thank you.

@KadForward

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for your support and kind words, really appreciate it! 🙌 I'm glad you found my channel helpful.👋

This is really beautifully shot!

@KadForward

Жыл бұрын

Hi! Thanks for the compliment. I'm glad you liked it! It was a fun change of pace from my usual music videos and demos. 🙂🙌

Very useful I have Mavis and I also waited with reading the manual. It was simply counter productive. Your music is beautiful! I started saving for my own Mother32.

@KadForward

10 ай бұрын

👋 Thank you! It’s great to hear you found it useful. It can indeed be counterproductive, but it’s all part of the learning process, I guess. 😊 Thanks again for your kind words and happy music-making with the Mavis!

Brilliant advice on this Kadi !

@KadForward

9 ай бұрын

Thank you so much! 🙂

The sounds at min 3:44 are awesome. Thank you so much.

@KadForward

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your comment and for watching! It's always amazing to me how this little synth can produce such rich and deep sounds. That's one of the reasons why I love working with the Moog Mother-32 - it's capable of producing such a wide range of sounds and textures. Thanks again for your support!

Really nice video mate! Nice sounds and texture, cheers

@KadForward

Жыл бұрын

I keep discovering & learning things 🙂 Such a nice synth. Thanks for your kind words and for tuning in!

Your videos literally makes me spend way more time with my M32. This was very relatable to me, I will definitely use your tips to my advantage. Thanks for taking the time to make these videos!

@KadForward

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for your positive comment and for watching my videos!🙂 Glad to hear that my tips have been helpful to you in your own music-making journey. Keep experimenting with your Moog Mother-32 and don't hesitate to share your own experiences and ideas. Thanks again for your support!👋

❤😮

Great advice, thanks :)

@KadForward

Жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!🙌

So cool 🔥😎 I think i will buy one. I have the Moog Minitaur since 2012 now and it’s also great but i really love the mother32 because the semi modular thing - the Patchbay and the sequencer. Great Video! 🤙🏼🙂

@KadForward

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for your comment! Glad you enjoyed the video. It's funny that you mention the Moog Minitaur because I was considering it as well before getting the Mother-32. I wanted a dedicated synth with deep bass, but the semi-modular nature of the Mother-32 with its patchbay and sequencer options really won me over. I hope you enjoy it if you end up getting one! 👋🙂

@brianrodman1033

11 ай бұрын

Always wanted a Minotaur to use with the Moogerfooger effects. Such a sweet bass synth. The Sirin looked cool too with the expanded high note range (but I think it was missing the full powerful bass that the Minotaur has)

@domeniquexander_

8 ай бұрын

⁠@@KadForwardyes. I have the mother 32 since 7 month now and i really love it! 🙂

Thanks- I'm new to the Mother 32 and this helps me to feel a little less intimidated. Great music in the video too!!👍

@teresathomley3703

9 ай бұрын

Pardonnall the extra comments. Trying to help the channel here- great channel.

@KadForward

9 ай бұрын

Glad it helped. Thanks for your kind words! 🙂

I really like my Mother32, DFAM, SubHarmonicon combo... but I have yet to master the sequencer on the Mother-32.

@KadForward

Жыл бұрын

Yes, it can definitely take some time, but don't worry - it's worth the effort! Start with simple patterns and work your way up from there. If you're looking for some tips on using the Mother-32 sequencer, I actually made a video about it on my channel. Feel free to check it out! And also: Read the manual😁 Have fun!👋

An amazing sequencer 👍

@teresathomley3703

9 ай бұрын

Indeed

I love the Mother 32! Been able to create a lot of ambient music with it, along with the Eurorack modular setup and other synths. It has been a great addition.

@KadForward

9 ай бұрын

It's what I love about the Mother-32. It's a very approachable synth, whether you're just getting started with modular or looking to add some spice to a more seasoned setup. Thanks for tuning in. 🙂

Hello, really interesting video for a beginner like me. I possess since 4 months, the Moog Sound Studio including the Mother 32. From the 3 devices, it's the one that intimidate me the most. Sure that with your tips, I will progress on it. Huge thanks. And your music is awesome ;-)

@KadForward

Жыл бұрын

Hi👋. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! I'm glad the video was helpful to you. Experimenting with patching and the sequencer can be a lot of fun, but most importantly, make sure to enjoy the process! And with the Moog Sound Studio the possibilities are endless.🙂 Thank you for your support.

@GeorgeLocke

Жыл бұрын

You find the sub harmonicon more approachable than the M32?

@noiseentropy

Жыл бұрын

@@GeorgeLocke yes for me. Sequencing on the M32 is still now a hard process for me. But I learn these days to use It more and better.

I've externally sequenced my mother for such a long time, because I was to lazy to learn the internal sequencer.. Finally I did and it's genius! If the mother is clocked on other gear, the internal bpm divides in various steps but stays in time with the other gear. Also the swing on it is pretty groovy, especially with some accents on different steps. Also you can go from melodic to percussive stuff with just 1 knob! I think that's pretty awesome! But what amazes me the most is just the sound: it's so silky smooth and versatile... Deep basses, smooth leads and plucks, groovy hats. I think it's the prettiest sounding mono-synth with just one osc.

@KadForward

10 ай бұрын

Ah the sequencer, I know the feeling.😅 But once you get started it's so much fun. Indeed, the Moog Mother-32 is something special! 😊 Its versatility is remarkable. Keep having fun with it. Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment.

Thanks! I have a used one coming this week. Great tips. Cheers.

@KadForward

4 ай бұрын

👋Nice! Thank you for tuning in. Enjoy! 🙂

@alphanuevo

4 ай бұрын

@@KadForward thanks!

@KadForward

4 ай бұрын

🙏

Great video

@KadForward

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks!🙂

Many thanks Kadi for your great videos! Allow me one question please. are you using a reverb on most of your videos?

@KadForward

Жыл бұрын

Hi Manuel.👋 Thanks for your question! Yes, I do use reverb in my videos, but it really depends on the track and the vibe I want to create. In fact, I made a video about Valhalla reverb where I explain how I use it in my music. But sometimes, especially when exploring the textures and nuances of the Moog Mother-32 and sound designing, I prefer to keep it dry and raw. Thanks for watching and feel free to ask any more questions!🙂

Would love to have a video on the patch starting at around 2:30. Sounds like it may be the same patch starting around 3:40 with longer decay.

@KadForward

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for your comment! The patch at 2:30 and 3:40 are indeed very similar - they share some of the same elements. However, there are some differences in the use of the EXT.AUDIO, the LFO and other parameters that create a slightly different sound. I'll keep this in mind for a possible future video where I can break down these patches in more detail. Thanks for watching!🙂

Love the brutally-slow sequence in the video. Amphetamines make some people do terrible things... or inspire someone to take the weekend to learn & master a modular synthesizer. 😏

@teresathomley3703

9 ай бұрын

Lol

i really like this ambience Sound . but for this cool Sounds you have used any other effect pedal or another Synth . or not ? i really want to see another side which connected with colourful cables . i have bought the Mother 32 since 1 year , but i really want to know should i buy another Moog Subharmonie , with it receive i the ambience Sound ? or should i buy the cumulus for it ? or i have also at home the Event H9 , maybe it will also work ?? and i connect my Mother 32 with Logic Pro , i receive the Sound from Interface but i cant record any Sounds .......

@KadForward

Жыл бұрын

Hi 👋Thanks for your comment and questions! In this video, I only used the Moog Mother-32 to create the ambient sound. However, I used some reverb in my DAW. It's worth exploring different options to find what works best for your desired sound. But using your Eventide H9 with your Mother-32 is a great option. Regarding recording issues, make sure your audio interface is set up correctly in Logic Pro, and don't hesitate to check out online resources for troubleshooting tips. Also check if your track is set to record 'R'(button) and on 'I' (input monitoring) if you want to hear the source. Hope this helps. 🙂 Keep experimenting and enjoy the journey with your Moog Mother-32! 🎹

@fuhaaa2022

Жыл бұрын

@@KadForward thank you soooo much and I must say : I got now the magic ambience sound like you with H9 and I can now also record it , the reason is I have chosen the external midi track , but if I choose audio track , I got it ! !

@KadForward

Жыл бұрын

Glad it worked! A little bit of reverb can do a lot. If you want to use reverb in logic you can also try to download the free Valhalla vst Supermassive. It sounds and has very interesting presets. Thanks again for your kind words. Have fun with it.👋🎹

i was getting ready to sell my mother 32, im glad i came across this video before i did that

@KadForward

10 ай бұрын

Hi there. Glad it helped. Thanks for tuning in! 🙂

what reverb are you using? Lovely sounds around ~02:30

@KadForward

9 ай бұрын

Thank you. Long reverbs sound so nice right. It's the Valhalla Supermassive. 🙂

@slipziq

9 ай бұрын

​@@KadForwardlove the sound of the Valhalla reverb but i dont use a computer in my little setup. Would you happen to have some recommendation on a physical reverb? I currently use the built in reverb on circuit tracks but it isnt really the best..

@AndrewHoeveler

4 ай бұрын

​@@slipziqsame question here. I don't want to use this with my computer most of the time.

@KadForward

4 ай бұрын

Hi there! Thanks for asking. I have an Alesis Quadraverb in my setup when I'm not using my DAW. You can still find them for a good price. Personally I like the reverb on this machine. But I still have to explore more modern options that I really like 😁. You can hear the reverb of the Quadraverb on my first improv: Kadimprov #1, Field of the host. I'm using it as a Send effect on the mixtable, for the intro on the Casio SK1 and on the Mother-32.🙂 Let me know what other reverbs are worth considering. I would be interested to explore this further. Thanks again for dropping by.👋

1 Learn the basics 2 experiment & have fun 3 experiment & have fun 4 experiment & have fun 5 experiment & have fun ... Merci for the share.

@teresathomley3703

9 ай бұрын

That's what it's all about.

@teresathomley3703

9 ай бұрын

I am trying to help the algorithim.

I have never learned so little from a video on youtube than I have from this. Your sounds are beautiful, but you took 7 minutes to tell people to read the manual?

Read the manual !!!!!!! Nooooooooooooo! I prefer accidents!! But nevertheless great advice and lovely video!!

@KadForward

Жыл бұрын

😄 Haha, I hear you! Happy accidents can definitely lead to exciting things. Thanks for sharing and glad you enjoyed the video! 👋

So short summary… read the manual!! 😊👍

@KadForward

Жыл бұрын

Haha, guilty as charged!😅 I have to admit, it took me a couple of years to finally crack open the manual for my Mother-32. But once I did, it was like a whole new world opened up for me. So yes, indeed - read the manual! 😁It's simple, but it can make a huge difference in unlocking the full potential of your gear. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts! You made my day.😉🙌

@bondi5000

Жыл бұрын

@@KadForward yet it still made for a great video - my Mother 32 arrives today and as a serial non manual reader your video served as a timely reminder to read the manual. 👍😊

@KadForward

Жыл бұрын

@@bondi5000 Nice! Have fun with it. 👋

@cjschmelkephoto

Жыл бұрын

Great tips and great sounds!

@KadForward

Жыл бұрын

@@cjschmelkephoto thanks a lot!

hey did you know the toriaz as-1 is a single voice of a DSI prophet-6 is a great synth,the toriaz line was great why they stopped supporting it ?/ idiots!!

It is a good machine, well built, an incredible "moogy" sound, but the reality is that i used the mother32 one or two time in 20 new tracks :( a beautiful but useless piece in my set up

@DorisDay-lw4xs

17 күн бұрын

This is what Moog don’t tell you. One of these is no good. You need to buy the other units to get the best. Im lucky to have 5 Mothers, 2 DFAMs and a Subharmonicon and that lot all together sound amazing. But they don’t tell you that, do they ? I bought the whole lot cheap from a clearance sale, otherwise if I had bought just the one, I would have felt ripped off.

I play first... see what i come up with and make a track I then read the manual, play with it see what i come up with and make a track. Them i watch some vids. Play with it and make dome tracks. Then inpstch across to my modular.... you never get a chance to just play if you read the manual first...

@KadForward

6 ай бұрын

You’re absolutely right. It's important to look after what works best for you. In my case, I played a lot before reading the manual, and I felt I reached a ceiling. It helped me to have more fun with it after reading the manual. 😊 Because I think it's about having fun! Thanks for sharing your thoughts!👋

@simonjefferytaylor

6 ай бұрын

@KadForward the manuals generally make a lot more sense after I've had a good play around. That said. I've been messing with synths for 40 years..

RTFM 🤦🏾‍♂️

@KadForward

Жыл бұрын

😁

sry 2 say BUT useless bla bla bla

@teresathomley3703

9 ай бұрын

Not true.

Subscribed. You are a badass Sir!