Moog Subharmonicon (MOD‑SUBH)

The Moog Subharmonicon is a semi‑modular, analog synthesizer that specializes in subharmonic synthesis and polyrhythmic sequencing. Rather than being a typical keyboard synth, it’s built around multiple oscillators, sub‑oscillators, and rhythm generators — designed for musicians and producers who want rich, evolving textures, deep harmonic content, and unconventional rhythmic patterns. You can use it as a standalone instrument, or patch it into larger modular rigs (like Eurorack) for expanded control and integration.

Key Features

• 100% Analog Sound Engine — The core sound generation is wholly analog, giving warmth, depth, and organic character.

• Dual VCOs + Four Sub‑Oscillators — Two main oscillators (VCO1 & VCO2), each with two sub‑oscillators, for a total of six sound sources that generate complex subharmonic chords and harmonic layering.

• Polyrhythmic Sequencing — Includes two 4‑step analog sequencers and four rhythm generators, capable of dividing the master tempo into multiple rhythmic layers to create interlocking, evolving patterns.

• Advanced Filter and Envelopes — Features a classic Moog-style low-pass ladder filter (4‑pole, 24 dB/oct) and dual envelope generators (for filter and amplitude) that let you shape dynamics and tone.

• Quantization & Tuning Flexibility — Built‑in quantization lets you lock oscillators/sequences to musical intervals, with options including equal temperament, just intonation, or free tuning — useful for experimental or microtonal music.

• Extensive Patchbay (32‑point) — A 3.5 mm patchbay with many input/output jacks for routing modulation, audio, and control signals — enabling deep modular experimentation.

• Standalone or Modular Setup — Works out-of-the-box as a standalone synth (power supply included), but can also be integrated into Eurorack or other modular systems.

• Compact & Portable — Small footprint and light weight make it easy to integrate into a studio desk or gig setup, without needing a full keyboard.