NLA1 patch: Catherine

[Marlowes]

Hej!

Playing with the filter section ... got the idea from "The Six Wives ..." (1973, full of screaming Minimoog solos)
the "Catherine Parr" part has some kind of free floating filter sweep ... it's like getting two sounds in one!
But what can be better than a NLA1? Once again, who needs a Moog?

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Recipe
Osc: saw, SA2 (the second saw one octave up), mix 5.0, unison 3 (yeah, the Moog has 3 osc, so what?), legato, glide 3.0
Filter: LP M (Moog filter, of course), kb track 1, res 10.0 (the secret sauce!), freq 5.3, mod env 5.0
Mod Env: env 2.0, decay 4.0, release 0
Reverb: Stage1 3.0

/Michael

[Frantz]

Michael

You make us want to buy the A1

!
Frantz.

[Quai34]

You want a Moog because it's the brand that invented the first Analog portable synthesizer....You want a Moog to be part of the history....but you look at the price versus the features (and specially monophonic....) and then, you give up....and you buy a Nord....or a DSI/Sequential....And I tried one time a Voyager in a store and was not blown away....keyboard felt loose and I was way more excited by the Prophet 08 or the Pro 2 ....
Anyway, thanks Michael for another great sound....

[Marlowes]

Hej!

Thanks for the support, guys!

I have lots of fun and learn a lot from this patch "research".
If I have an hour for myself one evening, and "nothing to do", it's a perfect little project to create a vintage patch.
Instead of finishing another old song project in my studio computer. There are a couple. And no band.
The NLA1 is so very easy to work with. And there are "four in one".

There are demo & factory patches that sell the product.
There are patches that fit well in a mix.
While tweaking I think a lot about that. Or?

/Michael