Subharmonicon over DFAM, as one instrument
Moog built these two to live in one rack and patch into each other: the Subharmonicon's clock and sequencer outputs are made for the DFAM's inputs, and the DFAM's envelopes can drive the Subharmonicon. Both panels here are the same measured, playable machines as their own labs, running as one sound. The lessons are real patches you can make with 3.5 mm cables.
Patch between the two panels the same way as within one: click an output (boxed), then an input on either machine. One cable per jack, no mults, as on the hardware. Each machine keeps its own transport; Play all starts both together. Subharmonicon Lab and DFAM Lab teach each machine on its own.
Who is clocking whom
Sub clock tickSub SEQ 1Sub SEQ 2DFAM step
The cables
Every cable in the current patch, as you would plug it on the hardware.