Moog Voyager with Moogerfooger "Freqbox" 2 of 2

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Uploaded by on May 16, 2010

DISCLAIMER: This is not a performance or demonstration of my musical ability. This is a demo of gear features, by a gear geek, for other gear geeks. If you are looking for less talking and more music this is not the place for you. I rant, I editorialize, and I generally BS my way through this for 20 minutes of self-important rambling. But some may enjoy it. Mom says, if you don't like it, change the channel. Thanks and with respect, Thomas.

VIDEO OVERVIEW: In these videos you will find a demonstration of how Moogerfooger Analog Effects pedals can be integrated with the external input of the Moog Voyager, original and Old School. The ultimate goal is to demonstrate how the MF-101 Low Pass Filter, MF-102 Ring Modulator, MF-103 Phase Shifter and MF-107 Freqbox can be integrated via the Ext Input Jack to serve as additional oscillator sources in the audio spectrum. Basic patching for all patches involve pitch CV Out of the Voyager feeding the Freq CV Input of each device to control pitch. Some Moogerfoogers track better than others, but you may be able to see something useful in all of them.

Part 1 includes an overview of the MF-101 Low Pass Filter, MF-102 Ring Mod, and MF-103 Phase Shifter.

Part 2 includes the much debated MF-107 FreqBox and a demonstration of how it tracks pitch as a 4th VCO into the Voyager specifically. (Nicely I might add, although not perfectly for more than a couple of octaves).

These units were chosen due to having an oscillator out and frequency input to control said oscillator.

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  • I bought spare white sides from Moog once I saw the Novamusik pedals. I am not sure if they still sell them, but they were not too expensive if I remember right. They don't have holes drilled for the wood screws so be careful if you do go this route and plan to install them yourself. Not hard, just needs detail to not screw the new holes crooked.

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  • great demo! sweet sounds! I have a question tho, can I use a midi keyboard and a midi-to-CV converter to use the freq box as a synth? thanks!

  • @JOHNGIFTED the mf delay has been discontinued. and a lot of people are holding on to theirs, so they don't come up used as often as some of the others.

  • Thanks.

    I was thinking this set up could be good. Looking at getting Slim Phatty which is mono. Solution CV to MF 102 for poly

  • nice!!! i was looking for the mf 104z delay in white...........but i can't seem to find any. where did you get your moogerfoogers from?

  • Very nice demo. I was curious about the tracking of the Freq Box myself. So, thanks.

  • Very USEFUL demo!!!

    That's why you HAVE TO get a TRIPOD.

    I almost throw up..

  • I am saving up for the voltage expanders, and the mooger cp-251 to start getting more Modular with my Voyager RME. Now I might want 1 more moogerfooger in there, I am looking for something to make it crispy and dirty. I was thinking about the freq box. You reckon it's the best choice or you would go for the ring modulator?

  • what did you do to yer key at 3:30 - ish?

    And lol I likes the oldskool voyager better than the other editions.

  • lush tone at 8.00

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