Subsequent 25 s a 2-note paraphonic analogue synthesizer that melds the hands-on analogue soul of classic Moog instruments with the comfort and workflow of a cutting edge sound-design machine. Moog’s most compact console synthesizer, the Subsequent 25 conveys all of the wealthy sonic thickness that Moog synthesizers are known for. Accomplish instant satisfaction with quick access expertly modified preset patches that will have you making the right calls, at that point investigate the knob-per-function front board to make something totally special. Set yourself separated by planning your claim library of signature analogue sounds at that point spare and review an unbounded number of patches with the free Consequent 25 Editor/Librarian Computer program.
Produce-shaking analogue bass by stacking all 3 Oscillators in Unison Mode, or lock in the modern Pair Mode to part Oscillators 1 & 2, opening modern entryways of musicality by playing 2 distinctive notes at once. Trigger the Consequent 25’s analogue sound motor any way you like – by coordination with other voltage-controlled analogue gear through 4 onboard CV inputs, by meddling along with your favourite DAW utilizing Din & USB MIDI, or go completely manual with the ultra playable fast-action keybed. Subsequent 25’s analogue channel segment contains the transformative Multidrive circuit, a special combination of OTA twisting and FET drive – a key sparkplug for the compact synthesizer’s capable sound. Through the imaginative utilize of the Blender Segment (with extended headroom), Stepping stool Channel, and Multidrive circuit, a wide extend of classic analogue colours and forceful present day tones can be accomplished.
Planned for movability, Subsequent 25 is the foremost dexterous full-size Moog synthesizer, similarly, dependable moving from arranging to the studio and each halt in between. Subsequent 25’s compact impression fits into any circumstance and won’t surpass your studio work area – however still fills any room with capable synth bass, energetic analogue percussion, and harmonic-rich.
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