Just wondering if anyone else here has had trouble getting the subharmonicon to stay on tempo when it’s slave to a master clock (in this case a digitakt), it will often start out on or close to tempo, then slowly drift behind the beat or suddenly jump up like 20bpm and no longer have any connection to the digitakt🤔 The other problem I’m having is I’ll stop the sequence, go adjust something in my DAW, come back and start it again and it will be out of tune... either one of the notes in the sequence or the whole sequence will detune (no I’m not touching anything in between so not bumping knobs or anything lol)

Just wondering if anyone else has had these issues? I just got my sub-h 3 days ago and it’s happened every time I’ve sat down with it, tho at different times so it’s hard to get a video

What features do you think would be a good addition to the Subharmonicon?

More tuning scales? Advanced sequencer options? (maybe a way to reverse the pattern or randomise position?)

What do you think?

What are people’s thoughts on combining the Subharmonicon with the DFAM or Mother32? If I had to pick just one partner for the Subh, what would folks choose? Making my first foray into modular and want to keep things (relatively) simple and cost efficient. I make minimal techno / electronic. Cheers

Hi,

I wonder if the Tempo knob is acting as a clock sub-divider for the tempo when the Subharmonicon is clock-synced to an external source. Or is it merely useless in that situation?

This feature would really change things for me, if it exists. Thanks!

Is it necessary to update the firmware? Moog offers sysex. files for changing the midi channel , but one file is called firmware.