Moog Music | Werkstatt-01 | Using Werkstatt for Extra Modulation on Mother-32 @MoogSynthesizers | Uploaded October 2020 | Updated October 2024, 7 hours ago.
This video demonstrates how to use Werkstatt-01 to add a second LFO to Mother-32’s voice architecture.
When approaching sound design, modulation may be the single most important tool when trying to make a synthesizer patch feel “alive.” Low frequency oscillators (LFOs) are a type of modulation source that provide movement and breath to sounds, creating dynamic changes over time that add nuance and depth to a synthesizer performance. While Mother-32 only has a single LFO, its semi-modular nature allows users to expand its capabilities via the 32-point patchbay. Using Werkstatt-01, users can incorporate its LFO to modulate different parameters on Mother-32, bringing dynamic movement to patches as both LFOs modulate different parameters at differing speeds and depths.
Learn more about Werkstatt-01: moogmusic.com/products/werkstatt-01-cv-expander
This video demonstrates how to use Werkstatt-01 to add a second LFO to Mother-32’s voice architecture.
When approaching sound design, modulation may be the single most important tool when trying to make a synthesizer patch feel “alive.” Low frequency oscillators (LFOs) are a type of modulation source that provide movement and breath to sounds, creating dynamic changes over time that add nuance and depth to a synthesizer performance. While Mother-32 only has a single LFO, its semi-modular nature allows users to expand its capabilities via the 32-point patchbay. Using Werkstatt-01, users can incorporate its LFO to modulate different parameters on Mother-32, bringing dynamic movement to patches as both LFOs modulate different parameters at differing speeds and depths.
Learn more about Werkstatt-01: moogmusic.com/products/werkstatt-01-cv-expander
