User Guide:

 

All presets in the Analogue Strings collection use AfterTouch to control vibrato, some presets use this more subtly than others.

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All presets except MU STR AMBIENT DRONE have Velocity mapped to Attack Time. This means the softer you play, the slower the sound fades in. For more consistent note-on timing, record your performance as MIDI and edit the velocity afterwards.

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All presets use the Modwheel to change tone, some presets use this more subtly than others. Recording your performance as MIDI and editing the Modwheel data afterwards or recording a separate MIDI part just for the Modweel will make the tone more realistic and enhance the recording.

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Note to 8 voice users

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Half of the presets in this pack use all 3 synth engines, this means you will lose a voice if you play a triad. For the most part you won't notice this, but when it comes to recording you will want the full sound.

 

There are a number of ways to fix this problem.

One of the simplest is to record your performance to DAW as a MIDI sequence, change each synth engine to a unique MIDI channel then record the audio 3 times, with each pass playing a different synth engine. Sounds complicated, but it's quite simple.

To do this on the Moog One:

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Make sure the preset you want to use is loaded

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1) press SETTINGS, select MIDI I/O

2) select MIDI IN ROUTE as PER SYNTH

3) change the MIDI IN CHANNEL for each synth,

for example SYNTH 1 = Channel 1. SYNTH 2 = Channel 2. SYNTH 3 = Channel 3

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Go back to your DAW and play your sequence on MIDI channel 1 while recording the audio. The Moog One will now only play 'SYNTH 1'

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Do the same but change your sequence to play on MIDI channel 2, and then same again on MIDI channel 3.

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This method will play the exact same midi sequence through each SYNTH engine separately giving you a virtual 24 voice Moog One!  

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