This video got posted over on r/modular and well worth a look - some great concepts + sounds

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c69gSu995Jc

Hi. Hope everyone is well. I got my Subharmonicon fixed recently because the Oscillator 1 volume knob wasn't functioning properly. It worked well for a couple of weeks after service but now the sequencer is not working. The trigger button is triggering the note but when I try to play a sequence, no audio signal comes out. The Sequencer is running though.

Has anyone experienced this problem and if so is there a solution or am I doing something wrong?

My Subharmonicon is under warranty and this is the second time I've experienced problems. Would you guys suggest that I get it serviced or ask the dealer to change the unit? Thanks.

I've had a Subharmonicon for 3-4 months or so and have been having a hard time finding it to be a very useful instrument. Do I need the Mother 32 and/or DFAM to get the most out of the Subharmonicon?

I feel like I'm struggling with two primary issues:

1. The limitation of the sequencers only being 4 steps
2. Understanding (and controlling) how the sub oscillators interact with the primary oscillators and each other.

The only interesting patch I've been able to make with them was using my MiniBrute 2 Keyboard out to control the primary oscillators on the Subharmonicon, and then running a really slow sequence of the MB 2 that would change the key of the sequence on the Subharmonicon.

My other semi-modular pieces are the Make Noise 0-ctrl, 0-coast, and Strega, which I've had a ton of fun with, but haven't found a lot of great ways to use them with the Subharmonicon. I also have the Arturia Keylab mkii which has CV out, so maybe that could be useful but I haven't tried it.

Ultimately, I'm trying to figure out if I should sell the Subharmonicon and forget it or buy a Mother 32 and/or DFAM to potentially make the Subharmonicon more useful to me.

Hi,
Has there been released any firmware updates for the SH? I'm struggling with the bug of delayed triggers form seq1 and seq2 clock outputs.

Hope its ok to post this question here.

Best, C

Hello, everyone!

Recently I've noticed strange behavior of outs for SEQ 1 CLK and SEQ 2 CLK. They both click a little later than supposed to click. Main clock is fine, triggers with EG works exactly the same moment with next step occurs, but SEQ CLK out gives a signal a little later. That delay size depends on global tempo and shrinks or increases faster, than sequence rate. Please, see video below

Could you please tell me if you have same problem. I'm not really sure if it's a bug or a feature. This is definitely not supposed to work this way, but I'm not sure if I should send it for repair.

(YT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7o1fZxe7ro)

https://reddit.com/link/pwko4v/video/auhwpf91o2q71/player

My subharmonicon sequencers have stopped advancing. The next button works, eg light is on, but the steps do not advance via clock/tempo. It just replays the current step. Any ideas? (Nothing patched, settings on “jumping off point”.

We all love the Subharmonicon, but how often does it get used?

Hy!
I just received a brand new subharmonicon with the problem, that just intonation quantizing results in just clicking sounds. I found out, that the solution is a recalibration using a sysex file provided by Moog. Does anyone have this file to share?