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Common Moog Muse Questions
How do I sync the Moog Muse's internal sequencer to an external MIDI clock source like my DAW?
Go to the Global Settings menu by holding the 'Shift' button and pressing the 'Tempo' button. Then, set 'MIDI Clock Source' to 'External' to sync the sequencer to incoming MIDI clock. Make sure your DAW is sending MIDI clock data to the Moog Muse via its MIDI input port.
How do I save a Kit and recall it later?
After creating your Kit (a combination of two layered sounds), press and hold the 'Shift' button and then press the 'Save' button. Use the Value encoder to select a location (1-64) and press 'Save' again to confirm. To recall, use the 'Preset/Kit' encoder to select the Kit in the Kit section and press the encoder.
What's the easiest way to switch between the two timbral layers (Part A and Part B) while performing live?
You can switch between Part A and Part B quickly by using the 'Part Select' button. Pressing it toggles between controlling and playing the sound of Part A and Part B. Each part can be further enhanced by applying independent effects.
My Moog Muse sometimes seems to get stuck on a note, even when I'm not pressing any keys. What could be causing this?
This could be due to MIDI feedback loops or 'stuck notes' sent from your MIDI controller or DAW. Try disconnecting all MIDI connections and restarting the Muse. If the problem persists, check your MIDI controller settings for any active sustain pedal or note-on messages being sent continuously.
What is the function of the 'Chord' mode, unique to the Muse's sequencer, and how do I use it?
Chord mode allows each step of the sequencer to trigger a chord instead of a single note, adding harmonic complexity. To enable it, press and hold the 'Shift' button and then the 'Sequence' button (to access Sequence options) then set 'Chord' to 'On'.