Tips and Tricks on How To use the Moog Subsequent37 with Rubber Band Modulation

Here's a few tips and tricks with whay I call rubber band modulation using the Moog Subsequent37. Talking about how to set it up and which knobs I linked together and why.
This is a fun and quick way to setup weird mod bus type relationships between knob parameters. Kinda like how control voltage is used in eurorack modular synths or midi automation in a DAW like ProTools and Ableton Live.

I’ve been wanting to try this idea out for a bit and when I did, I was surprised how musically useful it turned out to be. The rubber bands are very playable and give a nice lag to the many knob changes. This in turn, gently evolves the timbres of the sounds over time. Combining very nicely with a flexible hardware sequencer that is in the #Moog #Sub37

Here are those free samples of my fave Moog Sub37 Angry Lead SamplePack
https://mailchi.mp/a623f58d68f6/moog-...
It is in MPC format, but usable in other samplers as well. You get them by signing up for my email-list in the above link. Don't worry, I only send emails when I release new samples or songs.

If you give this tip / trick / hack a go, then I'd love to see how you use it. DM me or tag it:- #rubberbandmodulation

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