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Moog Sub 37 Reaktor Pitch CV out block - Help!

Discussion in 'REAKTOR' started by willieraylewis, May 14, 2018.

  1. willieraylewis

    willieraylewis NI Product Owner

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    Has anyone successfully calibrated the Moog Sub 37 with the pitch cv block? I have only gotten smaller ranges C1 to D4 for example. It seems to only start calibrating half way through the test. Using Presonus Studio 2|6 (dc coupled outs) and working in Reaktor standalone. My first time doing this so I'm a little green. A lot green. I'm thinking it has something to do with the pitch cv calibration in the Moog, but I'm not sure. I have at the default setting. I have output 3 of the Presonus connected to pitch cv and output 4 to the gate CV of the Moog Sub 37, and created the separate outs in Reaktor, and patched them accordingly.
     

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  2. dj broonz

    dj broonz NI Product Owner

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    I‘ve got the same problem, with the same patch, trying to do this with my moog mother 32 and presonus studio 1810, according to the following tutorial:
    maybe this has something to do with the audio interface?
     
  3. dj broonz

    dj broonz NI Product Owner

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    Problem partly solved: it works in standalone, but not inside the daw (ableton) - so far!
     
  4. willieraylewis

    willieraylewis NI Product Owner

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    I ended up trading in my Studio 26 for a MOTU Ultralite Mk4 -- it was more expensive, but I'm glad I did it because it has a lot of outputs for expansion as I hope to acquire more hardware synths in the future (like a moog grandmother!). I found out that the voltage coming out of the 26 was only +/- 3.5 volts, which is why I was getting such a small range of pitch calibration (i think). The Sub, I'm told, requires +/- 5v at its CV inputs. With the Ultralite, I wasn't able to get the full range he's getting in the video, but I did manage to calibrate pitch to 5 octaves. I was able to get it working in standalone and in ableton. It seems so easy in the video- I wish there was more documentation for this process online somewhere! Let me know how you fare with your 1810, I'm interested in hearing how it's working for others.