Friday, March 27, 2009
Complex Waveforms with MoogerFoogers, Part 1
YouTube via Rhythmicons. click here for prior posts.
"This is a demonstration of running 3 LFO waveforms into the CP251 and sending that into the Freqbox."
Complex Waveforms with MoogerFoogers, Part 2
"This is the final part of the efforts at combining complex waveforms into the Freqbox courtesy of the RingMod, Cp251, and the Voyager."
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The Moogerfoogers are powerful boxes. If you get them you really do need the cp251 or similar capabilities to maximize their sounds. The MF104Z which was used in part two can get some interesing textures and rhythms going. I've owned lots of delays, but the MF104Z is my favorite for ease of use, cv tweekability, and great warm analog sound.
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