Bass & Subs · Session 04
Mini Moog Bass
9 min · Mono · Patch cable required
Six routes to classic analog fatness, all from an initialized panel.
Starting with the fundamentals — two detuned oscillators an octave apart, a triangle layered underneath, LFO pitch drift for vintage instability — then working through the heavier options: the feedback patch for saturation, distortion on a pure triangle wave, audio rate modulation on the filter, noise for grit, and the envelope-to-pitch slide. Each one is a different way to add weight, and they combine.
In this session
Octave layeringLFO pitch driftFeedback patchDistortion on triangleAudio rate modulationNoise for gritEnvelope → pitch slide
Tip: Two oscillators take far more overload than three. With a third one running, the pitch falls apart long before you reach the drive you actually want.
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These sessions are deep dives. The full course is the structured route from unboxing to confident sound design — including the preset app with 50 patches.
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