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Moog Moogerfooger MF-107 FreqBox Guitar Demo
I got tired of watching demos for the Moog FreqBox where studio cats were simply running a drum machine through it and tweaking the knobs without EXPLAINING anything, so I wanted to really describe what it can do. This is my first guitar gear demo, so any questions, comments, and constructive criticism are appreciated.
Moog Moogerfooger Demo - "MF-101 Lowpass Filter" - Sweetwater
More info: www.sweetwater.com Sweetwater's Daniel Fisher demos the Moogerfooger MF-101 Lowpass Filter. Check out some of the cool things it can do with your bass lines and drum grooves — it's also sweet in tandem with other Moogerfoogers.
MOOG Moogerfooger Analog Delay MF-104Z guitar effects pedal demo
The Mooger-Fooger analog delay put through it's paces by an unfamiliar participant. I used my www.kingbeeguitars.com relic telecaster with TV Jones Filter Tron Pickups...soon to be named, by youtube viewers, for the video.
Moog Moogerfooger MF-102 Ring Modulator Guitar Demo
You guys asked for it... My attempt at explaining how the Moogerfooger Ring Modulator pedal works, particularly for guitar.
Moogerfooger Cluster Flux Demo
For more info: www.sweetwater.com Sweetwater's Daniel Fisher demos the new Moogerfooger MF-108 Cluster Flux Chorus/Flange pedal using a guitar and EtherwavePlus Theremin, and controls it all via MIDI Sliders on the Kurzweil PC361.
Moogerfooger Bass Murf - First impressions
I just got this Bass Murf and I'm just running through some settings with my Rickenbacker. Sounds pretty good. I'll upload more as I discover tones/the best way to mess with this pedal.
Moogerfooger MF-108M Cluster Flux (Demo)
New for 2011, the MF-108M Cluster Flux is a flanger / chorus / vibrato unit using Bucket Brigade Delay lines and an upgraded LFO. There's so much power packed into this pedal that I decided I'll be making a second video to cover what this doesn't, including more demonstrations of the Random/Stepped feature, the LFO Rate knob's extreme settings, as well as the rear panel Feedback Insert and CV control (EP-2, LFO Out from MF-102). I currently do not own any MIDI gear and unfortunately will not be able to demonstrate how to reach the C.Flux's hidden parameters. Constructive criticism is welcomed. Enjoy! --Nick
FreqBox Demo with Steve Dunnington
In this segment from our upcoming Moogerfooger instructional video, FreqBox designer Steve Dunnington shows some of its many features.
SleepDrone vs FreqBox (Moogerfooger Fight)
Please check out my new Myspace site when you get a chance. The project goes by the name "Mr. Dithers." thanks! www.myspace.com This was originally 20 minutes long so I had to chop it up for You Tube. The Sleepdrone was my main sound source - its four oscillators modulated each other in interesting ways. That was fed into the FreqBox with its own oscillator which refused to play nice. I tamed the whole thing a bit with the Lowpass Filter but that was fed into the Ring Modulator which stirred up the insurgency all over again. That was fed into the Virus where I used its Phase Shifter. Roland SH-32 drums. That's a crazy woman at the train station in lower downtown Denver. she was coming up to people and saying all sorts of insane things. She approached me and began talking about her "private parts" and how they suffered when she didn't follow a strict hygiene regimen. I was able to get some video before security escorted her out.
Tara Busch - Somewhere over the Moogerfooger...
www.analogsuicide.com http www.moogmusic.com In the midst of working on a tip top secret new project with Maf, Tara has a tweek with her favorite trio...MF104 Z, MF 103 & MF101!!
Moog Voyager with Moogerfoogers "VCF, RingMod, Phaser" 1 of 2
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 ...
Moogerfooger Salad - "A Requiem For Junito"
One lo-fi electronic improvisation using one Moog collection of electronic toys. If you have enough patience to keep watching, you'll see me pulling up my stupid pants at around 5:39. Now, I shall call this tune "A Requiem For Junito", for it just happens that a dear friend of mine just passed away last Saturday the 19th (of November that is). Luis "Junito" Figueroa gave me my first opportunity to taste, glimpse, and partake in NYC 20 years ago, and I'll ever be grateful for his support and friendship.
Moogerfooger CV: MF-102 Ring Modulator Carrier In (Demo)
The carrier oscillator in the Moogerfooger Ring Modulator can be reset by an outside audio source. Here it is being done with the Moogerfooger FreqBox (with additional voltage control!) and an Etherwave Standard theremin.
Moog Voyager with Moogerfooger "Freqbox" 2 of 2
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 ...
moogerfooger madness
a few more moogs in the bunch i think the patch is the LFO into the ringmod, the carrier out of the ringmod into the sweep in of the phaser the LFO out of the phaser into the cutoff of the filter and the env out of the filter into the freq in of the ringmod, its also fun with the carrier out into the 102 and the 102's LFO into the sweep in or the sweep of the phaser, or i guess carrier in into the sweep in and the LFO in the sweep with a guitar as the signal, no fuzz this time though i love playing with these in the dark you can probably tell why, i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have about this set up although like most things modular you'll never get the same exact thing twice
Moogerfooger Analog Delay MF-104Z Demo
Check out the full quality video at trashaudio.blogspot.com! I haven't found any videos showcasing the Moogerfooger delay and I just got it today! So I thought I'd share me figuring it out with you.
Loopstation vs the Moogerfooger bass Murf
Today I came to the studio after dinner so I only had a handful of hours to work...so I decided to do some rough mixes on the Wendy McNeill stuff. After I was finished with that I had some time over and decided to make some films highlighting some of the filters and effects of the studio. To simplify things I recorded four different sounds into the Boss loopstation. 1. A telecaster small picking thing. 2. A korg KR-55 drum machine. 3. A linguaphone course in english 4. Mellotron clarinets. These were then treated through different pedals and filters... If you despite these films want to find out more about the studio where they were filmed...please stroll by www.roth-handle.nu for more info. Thanks for watching, Mattias
Rendezvous - Studio Session 12 (Moogerfooger)
In this clip Itai and Hagai are experimenting with Moog's Moogerfooger Low Pass Filter (MF-101) and Ring Modulator (MF-102) on the bass line of 'End Of The World', the last recorded track from their upcoming album. Rendezvous themselves are a two piece band consisting of Itai Simon and Hagai Izenberg. their work can be easily cataloged as instrumental and experimental, bringing together both retro sounds and ideas to this electronic contemporary world. Highly appreciated mixer and producer Dave Bascombe (Depeche Mode, Tears For Fears) is now mixing Rendezvous' debut album in London. More information at : www.rendezvousmusic.co.uk
Funky bass groove with moogerfooger bass MuRF - Pogy
Intro to a song of one of my bands using the moogerfooger bass MuRF and a Moog EP-2 expression pedal (plugged into "envelope"). www.pogy-music.de
Moog moogerfooger MF-105 MuRF (with Strymon El Capistan)
A sample of the Moog moogerfooger MF-105 MuRF (with Strymon El Capistan), with a Fender Stratocaster Custom Shop '60 Relic Time Machine, a vintage '72 Hiwatt Custom 100 head + a 4x12 Simms Watts cab with Fane speakers... (with a Zoom Q3) All trademarks and registered trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
Moog Moogerfooger MF-103 12 Stage Phaser Demo
Hi this my first pedal demo. The point of this is I didn't think there was a demo that explained the pedal in detail. I hope this did the pedal justice. The Moog Phaser is a 100% Analog phaser. It has 6 knobs and 2 switches. Amount, Rate, Lo/Hi, Sweep, Resonance, 6 Stage/12 Stage, Output Level and Drive. It has 9 jacks: Output, Input, Sweep In, Aux Out, LFO Out, Resonance, Rate, Amount, and Sweep. It uses a 12 volt power supply. Special Thanks: My dad for filming and my brother for occasionally talking in the background.
moogerfoogers controlled by Reason 4.0
www.peff.com moogerfooger MF-107 FreqBox and MF-101 LP Filter controlled by Reason to create a monophonic moogerfooger synthesizer. The Thor Polysonic synthesizer converts MIDI and Reason CV signals into DC signals like MOTU Volta, and using a MOTU 896HD interface, the control signals are routed to the moogerfoogers. The Thor programming matrix allows the signals to be scaled so that the oscillator responds to a musical scale. Also used is a MF-104Z Analog Delay.
The Utopia synth vs the Moogerfooger Bass murf
Theinteresting thing about having a studio is that you never really know what is going to happen. Like last night...I had a booked session with one of the bands I am currently working with and noone showed up. This is the kind of thing that makes my head crack sideways but...It gave me 30 minutes extra to mumble around with some of my new pedals and my old digital camera for some more little films. These films are all based around a handful of pedals. The main sound sourse is the Utopia synth which has rapidly become one of my favorite pedals. This has a lot to do with its unpredictablity, it's slightly sensitive tuning problems and the fact that it sounds kind of horrible a lot of the time which becomes a challenge iof you want to make anything remotely musical with it and nort just " drone " music or Noise stuff which I really don't know what it is but it is apparently very popular amongst young men with modified speak & spells in the US This film was of course recorded at my little studio. It is called Roth Händle and is located in Stockholm in a small quaint scandinvaian country called Sweden. If you are curious about the studio please take a stroll by www.roth-handle.nu for some blogging and general infoness
Kalimba x Moogerfoogers x Multi-Pedal
Run anything through your Moogerfoogers (even Kalimbas!) to create more dynamic soundscapes. In this video, a sample and hold waveform from the Multi-Pedal modulates the oscillator frequency of the Ring Mod while it creates aural cascades by controlling the feedback of the Analog Delay.
moog etherwave plus and moogerfooger freqbox
this is a demonstration (again, sorry for the lazy-pitch effects of not practicing enough!) of some things you can do with the freqbox pitch controlled by the cv pitch out of the etherwave plus. unfortunately, the microphone of the little flipvideo camcorder i have is really not ideal for this sort of thing, so as i pass into the screeching frequency range of the flipvideo mic, it gets a little ear-shattering... doh!
MK II moving violins through Moogerfooger bass murf
Yesterday was a really interesing day in a lot of ways...I started out by recording some drums for my good friend Niclas Criborn. Doing some pitch experiments and moogerfoogering. Then two friends from Västerås and brought a large synthesizer.com system for me to try out so that I would get a better understanding of how they work as I have been curious about them for years. Sadly enough the experience left me impressed, inspired and utterly confused. So to round off the day I thought I could make some standard films of pedals trying to show and demonstrate a bit how they work. Usually when people do this they use a drum machine or a arpggiated synth so I thought that maybe I could do something a bit different...so I recorded a little loop into a Boss loopstation of the Mellotron MK II strings and then tried that through a bunch of pedals. This film was shot at the Roth Händle studios in stockholm with a simple Nokia phone. The studio is filled with odd and interesting instruments including Mellotrons, optigans and piles of other analog goodies. If you are curious about the studio please take a stroll by www.roth-handle.nu
In Review: Moogerfooger MF-108M Cluster Flux
Moot Booxlé gives an in-depth look at the newest addition to Moog Music's Moogerfooger line of effects, the MF-108M Cluster Flux. It's a fully analog chorus/flange stompbox which is also fully MIDI-controllable. It's also (understandably) quite expensive. For more info and detailed specs, visit moogmusic.com Special thanks to Trent, Emmy, and Jason at Moog Music Inc! Please subscribe to see more music gear reviews and demos in the near future! Thanks! :)
DSI Tempest / MoogerFooger Jam
A video showing the Tempest being run through some nice FX. Better quality audio available to stream or download at www.soundcloud.com
The Moog Guitar, Moogerfoogers & Multi-Pedal
The Moog Guitar, Moogerfooger Effects Processors and the MP-201 Multi-Pedal combine to make a powerful guitar-based production and performance system. This video shows just a few of the infinite possibilitie with this set-up. www.experimentalsynth.com
Moog Chief Engineer Cyril Lance and Moogerfooger Cluster Flux
A first, hands-on look at the latest analog Moog effects box -- the Cluster Flux Moogerfooger -- with its creator, Moog Chief Engineer Cyril Lance. In this video, Cyril gives us some insight into the design evolution of the box and what makes it special, and gives us an exclusive hands-on look of the as-yet-unreleased prototype. In future videos from this series, thoughts from Cyril on design and the open / DIY communities. From the Solid Sound Festival's Handmade Music Lounge, curated by createdigitalmusic.com and Wilco's Mikael Jorgensen.
More is Less: Moogerfoogers vs the kitchen sink
A couple more toys, some new ones, some old ones. A couple more noises, some cool, some annoying. A couple minutes too much, it gets quite repetative. Everything was recorded in one take, no overdubs. MPC1000 sequences the MBase01 and triggers the DSI Evolver which also sequences my Paia 9700s modular synth. LFOs cross modulate throughout, everything tried to sync itself to the main beat of the MBase01 by tracking the envelope that the FIltered Coffee generates. Pretty much, this is most my current analog gear working together. Moogerfoogers: CP-251 Control Processor MuRF BassMuRF Analog Delay 104z Ring Modulator FreqBox Dave Smith Instruments Desktop Evolver Jomox: T-Resonator MBase01 Analogue Solutions Filtered Coffee Roland Space Echo Paia 9700s Modular synth (built from a kit) And some processing courtesy of Cycling'74 Pluggo and Logic (some additional reverb, delay and compression,and a little bit of that odd MaxMSP sound courtesy of Pluggo). Use this link to hear this in stereo: www.youtube.com
Moogerfooger Feedback Loop 1
Moog Feedback Loop 1 MF-107 Osc. Out to MF-107 Audio In MF-107 Audio Out to MF-101 Audio In MF-101 Audio Out to Eventide 2016 Reverb Square Wave LFO from CP-251 Modulated by Attenuator and Lag Rise and Fall Times to MF-107 Freq In MF-101 Envelope Out to CP-251 Mixer with Positive or Inverted Envelope to MF-107 Waveform In This is a fun little patch where the FreqBox tries real hard to sync to itself. The output level of the MF-107 and the input level / envelope sensitivity of the MF-101 make a big difference in the wave shape and in the resulting sound. www.bigcitymusic.com http www.bigcitymusicblog.blogspot.com
Moogerfooger FreqBox Humbucker Music
This is a brief demo of one of the coolest pedals in the Moogerfooger line. The Freqbox invites you to think "outside the box," allowing the musician to create sounds he or she has not yet imagined. I ordered this baby from Humbucker Music in Ft. Ogelthorpe, Georgia. No, I hadn't heard of the place either until I did some research on Orange amps and the Fulltone Tube Tape Echo (look for an upcoming video). The thing I like about the people at Humbucker is they are totally pro and very passionate about music. I have had nothing but great experiences when dealing with them. So many music stores seem to just be interested in "moving boxes." These guys really try to connect with what you are doing and are always helping you make the best musical choices - not just sell you whatever is on the floor. humbuckermusic.com
Loopstation vs the Moogerfooger lowpass filter
Today I came to the studio after dinner so I only had a handful of hours to work...so I decided to do some rough mixes on the Wendy McNeill stuff. After I was finished with that I had some time over and decided to make some films highlighting some of the filters and effects of the studio. To simplify things I recorded four different sounds into the Boss loopstation. 1. A telecaster small picking thing. 2. A korg KR-55 drum machine. 3. A linguaphone course in english 4. Mellotron clarinets. These were then treated through different pedals and filters... If you despite these films want to find out more about the studio where they were filmed...please stroll by www.roth-handle.nu for more info. Thanks for watching, Mattias
Moogerfooger MF-104Z, EHX 2880, Flanger Hoax, Mesa Boogie Mark V
Moogerfooger MF-104Z, EHX Small Stone, EHX Flanger Hoax, EHX 2880 & foot controller, Gibson Les Paul Push Tone, Mesa Boogie Mark V, Trailer Trash Pedal Board
Moog Moogerfooger MF-108M Cluster Flux w/MonoMachine
Here is the new Moog MF-108M Cluster Flux processing a loop from the Elektron MonoMachine. This new Moogerfooger is loads of fun! bigcitymusic.com Thanks to Josh Flynn for shooting the video.
MoogerFooger Freqbox BassMurf PolyPhase 2
Another feedback loop, i like the feedback loops, using the freqbox, bassmurf, polyphase and the kaosspad.
Sleepdrone 5 & Glamour Box w/ 3 moogerfoogers (by Franck Smith)
Analog oscillators Glamour Box & Sleepdrone 5 (both by King Capitol Punishment) used w/ 3 Moog's Moogerfoogers. (Routing: Sleepdrone 5 into Moog Bass Murf into Glamour Box mix input / Glamour Box output into Low Pass filter into Analog Delay). Contents: minimal pulses, signal trajectory, glitch, clicks, analog oscillators, noise manufacturing, phonocrafting... IF POSSIBLE USE HEADPHONES OR CONNECT YOUR COMPUTER TO A QUITE DECENT SOUND-SYSTEM. Material in this video: - Glamour Box (by King Capitol Punishment) - Sleepdrone 5 (by King Capitol Punishment) - Moog Bass Murf (MF-105b) - Moog Low Pass Filter (MF-101) - Moog Analog Delay (MF-104SD -n°236/250) www.odiolorgnette.com http francksmith.blogspot.com http Complete video selection on www.youtube.com ........................................ "Franck Smith" alternative digital techniques Live Electronics Odiolorgnette "Glamour Box" "Sleepdrone 5" "Moog Analog Delay" MF.104SD "Moog Low Pass Filter" MF-101 "Moog Bass Murf" MF-105b "King Capitol Punishment" Moogerfooger Analog Filters dual oscillator glitch, minimal pulses, phonocrafting noise manufacturing
"Tramp" bass groove with moogerfooger bass MuRF - Pogy
Improvisation on the bass line of "Tramp" by Otis Redding using the Moog moogerfooger bass murf with Moog EP-2 (plugged into "mix"). www.pogy-music.de
MoogerFooger MF107 Freq Box
A quick example of one of the sounds you can get with a MF107 feed by a Voyager. The Freq and waveform on the MF107 were being sweept with a slow trianlge wave from the CP251 in additon to being adjusted in real time.
moog moogerfooger MF-101 with STEINBERGER BASS XL2
moogerfooger MF-101 LOW PASS FILTER. I wanted to my bass sound like analog synth. filter,sweep,noise,,,those sound,,, So I bought moog filter. Gears,,, Bass:XL2 String:Elixir Light(with String Adapter) DRUM:Roger Linn Adrenalinn DRUM2:KORG ELECTRIBE R EFFECT:moog moogerfooger MF-101 EFFECT:DIGITECH Bass Synth Wah EFFECT:BOSS METAL ZONE!
Moogerfooger - MIDI MuRF, Ring Modulator, Low Pass Filter by Moog w/ MPC | ProAudioStar.com
Moog MIDI MuRF Moogerfooger Moog Ring Modulator Moogerfooger Moog Low Pass Filter Moggerfooger Hooked up to an MPC-1000 -------------- Moogerfoogers can be used as pedals to get analog sounds for use by DJs.
Maceo Parker Improv Experiment w/Moogerfoogers
Maceo Parker came to visit the Moog factory in Asheville, NC last week and treated us to an impromptu improv in the Moog Sound Lab. While Maceo wailed away we couldn't resist filtering and modulating his sound through the Moogerfoogers. Beginning with the natural sound of Maceo's Fresh N' Funky Alto Sax, we quickly hurdle into another dimension by adding the MF-101 Low Pass Filter to the mix. Crankin' on the Cutoff knob of the MF-101 Low Pass Filter draws out an analog "Wah" that allows for additional sonic articulations -- say, "Wah-wah What?!?" It is recommended to keep the Resonance & Mix on the high side to bring out the most color when using this charismatic extension of your horn's voice. The MF-102 Ring Modulator, and MF-103 12-Stage Phaser are being used here to add anywhere from subtle tremolo effects, to mild grit to the tones being passed from the MF-101 Low Pass Filter, and MF-104Z Analog Delay. The root of all Space-Funk is in our MF-104Z Analog Delay -- setting the Delay Time knob to a desirable tempo/pulse, and the Feedback knob to the desirable echo length, gives Maceo an analog canvas to work with that he can both apply color to, and take color from -- watch as he pauses to explore his audio imprint, then snatches it back to shape again. Rocking on the Delay Time switch, and tweaking the Delay Time knob at the end of Maceo's phrases twists his sound to an otherworldly degree, creating a stunning sonic vertigo. Where will our Moogerfoogers take your horn?
moogerfooger ring modulator demo - guitar gear 1
quick demo (considering all the features) of the ring modulator from moog. please feel free to ask questions and i'll do my best to give answers. thanks for watching... Ty..
Dalek Voice Test - Moog moogerfooger Ring Modulator fx Pedal
I'm Still alive ! yes it's been a while since I've Posted anything "who" Related! Recently I purchased the Same Ring Modulator that Nick Briggs uses to voice the Daleks/Cybermen for Doctor Who. The Thing cost £182 incase people want to know ;) the script extract was taken from 'Dalek - series 1' again sorry for the low quality... im working on it! More Videos to Follow!
Korg MS-20 Moogerfooger Freakout (part 1 of 2)
MS-20 through Moog 12 stage Phaser and Ring Modulator with a little help from the PS-3100
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