Yes, this is a great collection of modules and I love them. Some time ago I created a “Moog Subharmonicon” patch with it. If anyone is interested below is the patch. I recommend to use the Stoermelder modules “RF” and especially “Strip++”. With Strip++ it is possible to save the patch as “Selection” without losing the PatchMaster mappings. With RF you can hide the modules necessary for the Subharmonicon so that only the PatchMaster Subharmonicon user interface and whatever else you need can be seen.
It is well known that the Subharmonicon is not easy to understand, but once you get to work with it, it is a great fun. I recommend the Moog manual and of course the many Youtube videos that deal with it.
I’ve never had an original Moog Subharmonicon in my hands and have “rebuilt” it with the help of the manual and especially the flowchart at the end of the manual. So if anyone finds a mistake I would appreciate feedback. For example, I am unsure about the implementation of the clock generator as the original does not have this divider like the Substation Clock module.
Subharmonicon with PatchMaster.vcv (12.3 KB)