Moog Subsequent 37

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Moog Subsequent 37: A Sonic Powerhouse

Elevate your performance with the Moog Subsequent 37, a 2-note paraphonic analog synthesizer that builds upon the legacy of the renowned Sub 37 Tribute Edition. The Subsequent 37 doesn't just replicate its predecessor's success - it enhances it, bringing a broader palette of sounds to the table, thanks to its enhanced analog signal path and user-requested functional improvements.

This synthesizer is a performer's dream, offering a silky keybed with enhanced playability, a high-powered headphone amplifier for live monitoring, and a wide array of sound design tools. It comes equipped with an array of 40 knobs and 74 switches, all designed to provide real-time control and tweakability to your music. A re-tuned Multidrive circuit allows for a more aggressive range of dirt, while the mixer offers double the headroom, enhancing the richness of the sound.

The Subsequent 37 features Duo Mode, a unique feature that allows each of its two oscillators to play different notes while sharing the same audio path. This opens up a world of creative possibilities, from holding bass drone notes while playing a lead over it, to playing in fifths, and creating other interesting musical effects.

Key Features:

Enhanced analog signal path for greater sonic versatility
37-note keybed with enhanced action
High-power headphone amp for live monitoring
2 versatile modulation buses for creating animated sounds
Syncable arpeggiator and step sequencer for added creative potential
DAHDSR (Delay, Attack, Hold, Decay, Sustain, Release) looping envelopes with sync
256 presets arranged in 16 banks of 16 patches
Handcrafted in Moog Music's Asheville, NC factory

Owner's manual

Moog Subsequent 37 User Manual

Product specs

Type	Keyboard Synthesizer with Sequencer
Analog/Digital	Analog
Number of Keys	37
Type of Keys	Semi-weighted
Aftertouch	Yes
Velocity Sensitive	Yes
Other Controllers	Pitchbend, Mod Wheel
Polyphony	Monophonic, 2 Note Paraphonic
Presets	256 (16 Banks of 16)
Oscillators	2 x Oscillators, 1 x Sub Oscillator, 1 x Noise Generator
LFO	2 x LFO: Triangle, Square, Sawtooth, Ramp, Sample & Hold
Filter	Moog Ladder Filter with 6/12/18/24 dB per Octave Slopes
Envelope Generator	2 x ADSR
Effects Types	Multidrive
Arpeggiator	Yes
Sequencer	Step Sequencer
Audio Inputs	1 x 1/4" (audio in)
Audio Outputs	1 x 1/4" (audio out)
Headphones	1 x 1/4"
USB	1 x Type B
MIDI I/O	In/Out/USB
Other I/O	Filter CV in, Pitch CV in, Volume CV in, KB Gate in
Software	Editor/Librarian Software (plug-in/standalone)
Power Source	Standard IEC AC cable
Height	6.75"
Width	26.37"
Depth	14.75"
Weight	22 lbs.

FAQs

Is the Moog Subsequent 37 polyphonic or monophonic?: The Moog Subsequent 37 is primarily a monophonic synthesizer but offers 2-note paraphonic capabilities, allowing for more complex sound layering.
What are the standout features of the Moog Subsequent 37's sound engine?: The Subsequent 37 features a classic Moog Ladder Filter with selectable slopes, two oscillators, a sub oscillator, and a Multidrive circuit, providing a wide range of sonic possibilities from warm basses to aggressive leads.
Can I integrate the Moog Subsequent 37 with my DAW?: Yes, the Moog Subsequent 37 can be integrated with your DAW via USB MIDI or traditional MIDI connections, and it also includes an editor/librarian software for detailed sound management.
Does the Moog Subsequent 37 have aftertouch and velocity-sensitive keys?: Yes, the Moog Subsequent 37 features semi-weighted keys with aftertouch and velocity sensitivity, providing expressive control over your performances.
What kind of sequencing capabilities does the Moog Subsequent 37 offer?: The Subsequent 37 includes a step sequencer, allowing you to create complex patterns and sequences directly on the synthesizer for dynamic performance and composition.

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PROS

Robust, high-quality build feels durable
Intuitive, well-organized controls require minimal learning
Rich, versatile sound palette, from silky leads to deep bass
DUO mode adds unique character and depth to sounds
Minimal menu diving; most functions are directly accessible
Excellent for bass players; handles low notes exceptionally well
Multidrive effect adds richness and versatility
Compact, lightweight design ideal for gigging
Useful as MIDI controller with assignable modulation
Comes with a free editor/librarian VST for enhanced control

CONS

Some units may have quality control issues, like uneven keys
Learning curve for those new to synthesizers
Keys can feel "clacky" and lack desired resistance
Limited to 37 keys, which may feel restrictive for advanced users
Lacks CV output, limiting integration with modular setups
Screen size could be larger for easier navigation

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The Subsequent 37's filter can open past 20kHz using an expression pedal, expanding its tonal range for those seeking brighter sounds.
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The Subsequent 25 has a substantially increased gain range and overdrives harder compared to the Sub 25, offering a wider sonic palette.
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Owners emphasize the synth's large sweet spots, making it versatile and easy to achieve pleasing sounds across various settings.
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Many owners report that the Subsequent 37 fits well in a mix, especially for bass in band settings, due to its rich, resonant sound.
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Owners often revisit the Subsequent 37 due to its enduring appeal and versatility, making it a lasting favorite despite owning multiple synths.
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The Pro 3 is perceived as more versatile on paper but is often described as lacking the character and warmth of the Subsequent 37.
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Loading Sub Phatty patches into the Subsequent 25 results in lower output levels and a darker sound, requiring multiple path tweaks to recapture the original tone.
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The Subsequent 37 is praised for its seamless integration with DAWs, making it suitable for both live performances and studio work.
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The Subsequent 25 excels at creating bass patches using onboard drive and sub oscillator, enhanced with chorus and saturation for a rich sound.
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Mods and upgrades

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To counteract resonance volume drop, users suggest using external gear or adjusting settings within the synth.
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Build quality

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The synth's design, while sonically impressive, is noted to be cumbersome to transport, which may impact its practicality for frequent live use.
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The Subsequent 25 is noted as a cost-effective option for those seeking Moog sounds, especially when considering size and budget constraints.
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bart_van_zon

729

almost 3 years ago

Ballsy yet refined

This was my first mono analogue synth. I always liked the Minimoog Model-D but didn't believe buying an old synthesizer would be the best investment. My first analogue synth the Polybrute taught me modern analogue synths could be great yet affordable compared to vintage or re-issued synths. The Subsequent 37 isn't that expensive compared to a Minimoog, but it's still a real Moog and has a full high quality sound. The Polybrute also looks great and the Subsequent 37 as well. They're both designed by Axel Hartmann and look great together.

Some people say the Subsequent 37 has a vintage sound. I suppose that's because of the roll off at the high frequencies. That makes it can sound a bit "muffled" and makes it best suited for sounds that don't need to sound bright like most leads. On the other hand it sounds really dry and direct which makes it sound modern. Many other synths sound a little more woolly, like it's coming from further away. The Subsequent 37 sounds pure unfiltered. The Moog Minitaur which has a similar raw sound, but can get a little unpleasant, while the Subsequent delivers the same sound in a more refined way. It's very powerful and punchy with a lot of energy in the mids, from mid low to mid high. This makes it great for basses, sequences, some leads that sound really in your face and don't need a lot of high frequencies. It can also do some really Interesting effecty type sounds. It's generally an easy to grasp instrument that's very cool to play and create sounds with.

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Singer Keyboardist Composer

Genres:

Electronic Rock Pop

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derricktaylor

121

almost 2 years ago

Great Synth Bass!

Being a massive fan of the Stevie Wonder and Michael Jackson synth bass sounds, this synth gives you it all with minimal effort. Great!

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Bassist

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Rock Pop Orchestra

dabug

196

almost 4 years ago

Great instrument

Love this synth , mostly use it for basslines . Filter and workflow are awesome. Setting up and saving patches is easy . But ... i would love to see the software updated more often so they get rid of the bugs ...

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Guitarist Bassist Music Producer

Genres:

Electronic Techno Dance music

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ever_josh

330

over 5 years ago

My best Mono Synth

I think this synth is the best of Moog (for me) The Duo function is just amazing, if you like to play 3rd note with root note in same time! and sounds soooo fat Their are many modulation options, so you can make the sounds what you want.

never gonna sell this machine :)

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Singer Guitarist Bassist

Genres:

Electronic Rock Pop

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