User Manual

ManualsBrandsMoog Music ManualsKeyboard SynthesizersSubsequent 25 - 25-KEY PARAPHONE SYNTHESIZER

Table Of Contents

AMPLIFIER ENVELOPE GATE SOURCE

You can control whether the Ampliﬁer Envelope is

triggered by the keyboard, by an external control-

voltage source, by both, or whether the Envelope is

always on. Engage Shift mode and press the BANK 4,

PATCH 1, and PATCH 2 buttons. Pressing the low C

key leaves the Gate open and bypasses the Envelope

Generator. When you press C#, only the keyboard or a

MIDI signal will trigger the Envelope. When you press

D, only a Gate (CV) signal routed from an external

source to the GATE CV jack will trigger the Envelope.

When you press D#, the keyboard, a MIDI signal, or an

external Gate signal will trigger the Envelope (default).

AMPLIFIER ENVELOPE DECAY SPEED

As with the Filter Envelope, the range – and

effectiveness – of the Ampliﬁer Envelope can be

increased by changing the time scale of the Decay

stage of the envelope. Two options are available,

Slow and Fast.

Engage Shift mode and press the BANK 4, PATCH 2,

and PATCH 4 buttons. Pressing the low C key selects

the Slow setting. Pressing low C# selects the Fast

Setting for the Ampliﬁer Envelope Decay stage.

MIDI GLOBAL SETTINGS

MIDI PARAMETERS

Shift mode lets you modify the Subsequent 25 default MIDI settings. You can change the MIDI transmit

and receive channels, turn local control on and off, ﬁlter MIDI data, enable and disable ﬁne-resolution

data recognition, and enable and disable the DIN or USB ports to send, receive, and merge MIDI data.

Changing some MIDI settings requires that you press two BANK buttons and one PATCH button in

Shift mode.

MIDI IN CHANNEL

By default, Subsequent 25 sends and receives data on

MIDI Channel 1, but you can set it to send or receive on

any MIDI Channel from 1 to 16.

To change the input channel, engage Shift mode and

press the BANK 1, BANK 4, and PATCH 1 buttons. The

next key you press will determine the input channel.

Pressing the low C selects Channel 1, C# selects

Channel 2, and so on, all the way up to D# above

middle C, which selects Channel 16.

Gate Open (Always On)

KB or MIDI

Gate CV

KB, MIDI, or Gate CV

Ampliﬁer Envelope Decay Slow

Ampliﬁer Env Decay Fast

Channel 1

Channel 2

Channel 3

etc...

Channel 4

HIDDEN PARAMETERS (Continued)