Subharmonicon may replace 0-coast in my rack…just saying
Totally agree about it not doing a lot of things, and I’m happy to be surprised when it does more than what I’m expecting. The thing that I am expecting it to do is be inspiring and you can’t put a price on that in an instrument. Mine is supposed to arrive this afternoon too.
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Andrey Smirnov, sweet guy 
I played the opening performance at CTM in Berlin when he had his Sounds in Z exhibition there.
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This should be worth watching.
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Mine showed up over lunch and I’ve been grinning like an idiot going through the patch sheets provided. Full disclosure, this is my first Moog, so I can’t do any comparison to M32 or DFAM. It does not behave like I thought it would, even after watching every demo I could find. Its going to be a lot of fun to figure out.
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I think Moog should have sticked with the mother theme and named it Subharmonimom.
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So i see Look Mum No Computer did a very speedy and blurry teardown.
I queued up the significant bit.
Also i grabbed the image of the processor:
That thing is no joke there. And this is an analog synth?? Looks like around 100 pins, and i’m guessing its an ARM.
– Joseph Schillinger
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I so wish I could afford this. I just tried one out at dlxmusic in sthlm. It was hard to stop twisting knobs tbh. Had no idea exactly what I was doing sometimes but funfactor is 100 for sure! Instabuy if I was rich.
Subharmomicon?
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A digitally controlled analog synth. Lots of MIDI spec for a Moog in this format; I’m sure the rhythm dividers, sequencers, and most likely the envelopes are digitally generated. Still, a lot of firepower there (which hopefully means some firmware updates are possible? The quantizers are already very useful, but some additional scales and tunings would always be welcome).
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Subharmomimom ? 
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Now you re overdoing it.
There s also the more naughty route: Subharmoniconcubine.
I got the Instruo I-o47 recently. based on the Arp 2500 filter, has 4 outputs - LP, BP, HP, and Notch with a variable center frequency. Also has some other very cool functions. Can get some crazy stereo effects from a mono in when using the LP and Notch outputs together and modulating the center frequency on the notch. Module sounds gorgeous too. Has a really nice overdrive/waveshaper, and switchable self oscillation, so can even be used as a VCO - the cutoff maps to 1V/oct. Also has a strike input so can be pinged for percussive sounds.
@chm_jacques I’ve had my eye on the Falistri for a while. How is it?
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Deep enough that I feel like I’ve barely scratched the surface; I’ve only had it a few weeks. But it’s all very functional – you can self-patch it for complex modulations (and complex oscillations at audio levels) or use the individual components to provide a host of functions for other modules (LFOs, envelopes, sub-oscillators, clock dividers, ring mod, slewing, lots of interesting timed events) or combinations of the two.
The comparison is to Maths, and that makes sense; dual function generators are at the core of both but there are enough differences to keep it interesting. And like Maths, sometimes it feels a bit like a hodge-podge, but it is a well-curated hodge-podge (especially once you start self-patching). I wanted something different, and it feels like a worthy alternative.
(Also, since you mentioned your Instruo filter… although this doesn’t affect sound, the module itself is gorgeous in a way that Instruo designs share. We patch with our eyes )
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Would the Falistri allow you to do the SubH like generation of two subharmonics like Loopop demonstrated (see here) using a DFAM, an external oscillator, and Maths ?
This thing is full of explorative, reckless abandon!!
I’ve taken to using sequencer 2 as a clicky attack with vco2 muted. It adds wild rhythms to even a smooth vco1. What. A. World.
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I haven’t tried, but I think so? I would check, but everything’s currently disassembled as I contemplate a new flow for my case.
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This thread needs some audio demos!
Thanks for the heads up. Starting to listen to it now. Mylar sure kills it.
Video link again:
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