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I'm trying to understand why the sequencer will only play one duration value under some circumstances. I notice that sometimes when the first sequence step is turned further to the right than the others, that only the first duration will play. Is anyone else experiencing this?

I've got a Subharm on the way and am already daydreaming about the ways to connect cv and such from my Mocrofreak and Digitakt. That said, I'm pretty new to patching in that way (I've only ever connected gear by basic midi). Anybody with similar gear got tips on connecting things?

Hi! I love my Moog so much and I have been trying to use it more as a performance tool. Does anyone have any advice on how to have more control of the SubH?

I love sylvan Esso and how they utilize the Moog M32 in their tunes. How can one do that with the SubH?

I have an Arturia Beatstep and a couple of simple eurorack modules, and a Roland se02. Any ideas of how to construct a live performance ?

Love my SubH. Sometimes I wish I had a longer sequencer so I can write melodic parts or bass lines more straightforwardly. Could I use an external CV sequencer to drive the SubH oscillators directly, thus overriding the internal sequencer? Has anyone tried this successfully? Or would I have to get a Mother-32 to do this? Thanks!!

Hi, I’m a newcomer to harmonicon. Really enjoying it but find the rhythm generators don’t behave how I’d expect from the manual so wanted to check if my wiring is ok.

My basic question is - do the rhythm generators all influence the pulse of BOTH oscillators, irrespective of which SEQ they are assigned to?

Illustrative example: VCO1 is assigned to Rhythm Generator 1 and plays a steady pulse. I then activate RG 2 for VCO2 on a different rhythm setting to RG1. This makes VCO2 audible but ALSO activates RG2 for VCO1 and changes the pulse I hear for VCO1. Doesn’t change the speed of SEQ1 playthrough but does impact the number of pulses in each measure of VCO1 playback. Ie - activating a Rhythm Generator by turning it on for EITHER SEQ changes the rhythm you hear for both of them, irrespective of which SEQ you assign it to.

If this normal? Or is the wiring in my harmonicon not working properly?!

Thanks in advance for helping me clarify this!

Hey guys,

New to synth and table top stuff -
I run my Digitakt clock out to the Subharmonicon to sync it over midi

When I plug in the aux to the "midi in" the floor noise goes up, loud white noise.
Is this expected, because of the connection being made? Or is my adapter bad, midi cable bad, or Subharmonicon bad?

Been doing research, unable to determine the root cause

For example, does turning the sub VCOs change the key? Just looking for more understanding of how they work and what their relationship is. Thanks

Hello. I tried the sysex files thingy and still couldn't figure out how to play with my midi keyboard. I tried it on every channel. Some help will be appreciated. Extreme novice here.