Relaxing Semi-Modular Music - Moog Sound Studio 3 [Patch Notes in Description]

First upload jamming on the Sound Studio 3. This patch is a ton of fun. My focus was to go for something atmospheric that I could build over time by riding the filter cutoff and utilizing external effects.

First, the SubH is in XOR mode. I found some pleasing intervals and ran with it. Master clock is derived from the M32. Slowly opening the filter of the song and just letting the synth feed into the Meris Mercury X "Deep Blue" preset was more than enough for me.

The DFAM has a glitchy beat running into the Hologram Chroma Console. The pedal is providing some tasty saturation, a tape delay, and pretty heavy compression. You'll occasionally hear me "play" the delay by maxing the feedback and sending it into self-oscillation.

The Mother 32 on the audio side is providing texture. You'll barely hear it until I start playing with the ratcheting live. Seq2 from the SubH is providing pitch information.

One final trick. I ran one of the sub oscillators from the SubH through the VC Mix on the M32 (acting as an attenuator) and patched it back into the SubH VCA. You'll hear some nice audio rate VCA modulation when I go for this knob.

Let me know what you think! Thanks for checking it out.

Audio Routing:
M32 - to Mixer (no effects).
DFAM - to Hologram Chroma Console - to Mixer.
SubH - to Meris Mercury X - to Mixer.

Patch Details:
First up, the Mother 32 is the master clock.
M32: Assign (Set to standard clock) - to DFAM: Adv / Clock
DFAM: Trigger - to SubH: Clock In

Next, that sweet audio rate VCA modulation.
SubH: VCO1 Sub 2 Out - to M32: Mix2 In
M32: VC Mix Out - to SubH: VCA In

SubH plays the M32.
SubH: Seq 2 Out - to M32: VCO 1v/Oct In

Rest of the M32 Patching.
M32: KB Out - to M32: VCF Cutoff In
M32: VCO Sq Out - to M32: External Audio In