Here’s a quick demo, via AudioCentralMagazine, of the new Moog Sub Phatty used with a modular step sequencer:
The mighty analog Moog Sub Phatty Synthesizer is under control of Q960 Sequential Controller. As usual, Row A is for Pitch, Row B is for Filter opening. On this video, while sequence is running, there are tests for EGs snap, OSC reset under key Gate, fattyness of SubOsc, wild brutality of Multidrive distortion. Such a lovely, little analog machine.
The Synthesizers.com Q960 Sequential Controller is a modern recreation of Bob Moog’s classic 960 module.
Berlin school powaaaaaa!
that 960 seems to bring out the awesome-ness of that Sub Phatty.
Just add Effects 😉 Great Demo
While I can’t speak of the Phatty, I can certainly vouch for the 960 Sequencer. I have a 44-module Dotcom system and recently added the 960 to my own setup, along with its companion switch. I’ve been using it to move all my modular stuff and have decided that I’m going to have to rearrange everything to make it the center of my workflow. It’s truly a great sequencer.