Showing posts with label Moogerfooger. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Moogerfooger. Show all posts

Friday, June 22

Moogerfooger MF-104M

Moog Music have announced a remarkable new addition to the Moogerfooger line-up - the MF-104M Analog Delay! What is that you say? They already had an analog delay? Well check out the backside:
The "M" in MF-104M stands for MIDI, as in control all the parameters from your favorite DAW! But there's more than just midi that makes this new delay special - like a 6 wave-shape LFO that "significantly expands the sonic capabilities of this Classic Analog Delay. Use it to create expansive delays that transport you through time, beautifully modulate the delay trails, or create sounds and delays that are simply out of this world." The MF-104 also comes with the spill-over mod built-in that controls whether "delay trails end or continue when you disengage the Delay." On the backside there's also the additional CV inputs for LFO rate and amount. Check out the videos:
Introducing:
Sneak Peak:

Monday, April 2

Modular Pedal Tests

Awesome videos from Poppaneedsanap featuring a slew of Moogerfoogers combined into a modular monster...

Part 1:


Part 2:

Wednesday, June 15

Cluster Flux!


According to SonicState.com, a new Moogerfooger effects pedal is expected to be announced later this week! The MF-108M Cluster Flux Bucket Brigade Device will be adept at a wide range of modulated delay effects including vibrato, chorus, and flanging. With extensive CV, Midi control, a multi-waveform LFO (with Sample & Hold), and bi-polar feedback capabilities the MF-108M sounds like it's going to be the premier modulation effects pedal for guitarist and keyboard players alike. The pedal will ship with a computer application editor for managing the ample Midi control possibilities, like tuned flanging! The Cluster Flux MF-108M is expected to begin shipping later this summer. Flux yeah!

Tuesday, April 5

Electro Portmanteau


The ultimate in portable electronica, Naster of Razor & Blade fits an entire live PA set up into an ordinary suitcase. It's maximum hands-on tweakability with no laptop in sight!

Whats inside:
-Moog Slim Phatty
-MF-107 FreqBox
-MF-105M MIDI MuRF
-MF-103 12 Stage Phaser
-Akai MPC 500
-Korg Electribe ES-1
-Future Retro Orb
-WMD Geiger Counter


-MOOG

Saturday, March 12

Bass Murf Demo


A run thru of what the Mooger Fooger MF-105b actually does.
Bypassed all other fx & is Bass (Ibanez SR-1000) plugged straight
into the mf-105b & then into a mixer & recorded into GarageBand.
I run through some animations & how the filters work & then use
it as a drive pedal.

-xgsjx

Monday, May 10

Calvin Cardioid videos on Vimeo


A fun afternoon with a few pedals. Not a melody in sight...


Quick few seconds with the new Moog Taurus 3 Bass Pedals.

Check out Calvin's blog: cl516.blogspot.com

Friday, February 12

Moe - Moog Jam


More videos of Moe performing at Moog:
www.youtube.com/user/Dancintank

MOOG Arpeggios

If you browse the Moog forums much you've certainly come across the name Voltor07. Here he is showing off his Moog Little Phatty's arpeggio function:


Demonstration of my Moog Little Phatty utilizing the MF-102, 103 and CP-251 Moogerfoogers. Dedicated to Holly, the love of my life.


The Little Phatty doing arpeggios and happy sounds with the MF-102, 103 and CP-251.


More sounds! More lights! More...ring modulation phasing and control processing and me acting like idiot!
Voltor07

Thursday, November 12

Moog - Multi-Pedal Power



This video shows some of the may ways that musicians use the Moog MP-201 Multi-Pedal to connect, control and create with an astonishing variety of electronic music equipment... from the oldest analog and MIDI gear to the newest hardware and software. Visit www.moogmusic.com/controllers for more information.

Moog - MP-201 Multi-Pedal Quick Start Guide



A quick tutorial on how to set up some basic Multi-Pedal applications. Covers use as an expression Pedal, analog LFO controller, MIDI CC expression pedal, multiple Moogerfooger expression controller and MIDI-to-CV converter. Visit www.moogmusic.com/controllers for more information.

Friday, July 17

New Moogerfooger Midi Murf



My favorite effects pedal of all-time is getting an upgrade! Many people on the Moogerfooger forum were asking for midi control on the Murf and MoogMusic listened. With the Murf 105M you get the regular Murf, the Bass Murf, and midi control! Here's the blurb from Moog:

"The evolution of the MuRF continues with the MF-105M MIDI MuRF. The MF-105M combines Bob Moog’s classic MuRF and Bass MuRF to make one powerful Moogerfooger. Its warm, resonant, 100% analog Mid and Bass filter bands bring you everything from shimmering timbral morphing and rhythmic stuttering to deep bass grooves, and like all Moogerfoogers, it’s built like a tank to stand up to the toughest touring and studio use."





MoogMusic.Com

And don't forget about my Murf recreation for Reason available here.

Monday, July 6

Murf Refill



Continuing with the Reason theme, today I'm posting a refill I made a few months ago and posted on the Props forum. This is for those of you that missed it the first time round. I'm feeling lazy today, so I just copied the text from the Props board (sampling myself, if you will):

My favorite effects pedal of all time is the Moogerfooger MuRF. MuRF stands for "multiple resonance filter array." Basically it has 8 sliders that control whether or not you'll hear the sounds in those bands. However it isn't just an equalizer because it plays patterns of those bands (22 different patterns.) Very analog, sequenced fun. Great for drums, ambience, pads. Why am I telling you this? Because I made a Refill based on this pedal. And while it isn't perfect, I think it gets the job done. Here's a link:


MuRF Style


Now you'll want to open up the combi and change the sliders around to suit whatever you are running thru it, along with the "Rate" knob. Also on the backside is an easter egg of sorts. Rotary 2 is plugged into LFO2 of Thor (which is being used as a filter device), turning this pass the zero mark controls the patterns and can make some glitchy fun at faster speeds. Inside the "Murfswing" folder are patterns from the Bass Murf pedal, and (hence the name) have the swing enabled - try bigbeat or slowbeat with some drums. The other folder, marked "murf", are the patterns from the regular Murf pedal. Anyhow, I hope you enjoy this refill and any feedback would be great.

For more information and samples of the Moogerfooger Murf, check out the Moog Website:

Moog Music