Great job on the MF-107 manual!

[sir_dss]

I just read the manual for the Freq-Box. It's online at the moogmusic site.

It's a must read for anyone who is interested in synthsis. It goes beyond just how to make weird noises. It is clear and a simple read.

Well done Steve and the moog staff. I played one at NAMM and enjoyed it.

Now just make a pitch to voltage Moogerfooger.

[analoghaze]

I agree... well almost 100%.... I wish I could say I played on at NAMM.





Thanks Moog!!!

[matt the fiddler]

What i suspect is true...


seeing the circuit layout, I can [and do] basically do the same thing with hard synch on my modular system.

I wish i could test one out before buying to see how big of an advantage there is to the moog oscillator....


darn it

[ouijasaucer]

Now just make a pitch to voltage Moogerfooger.

So if you if you play a guitar through the audio input of the MF-107, set the MF-107 sync to on, and patch the MF-107's VCO CV out to the Voyager's Pitch CV in what if anything would happen to the Voyager's pitch?

[matt the fiddler]

no, unless you also coudl hard synch the signal to the voyager.. there is no place "pitch CV" informationin this fooger.. the way it gets it pitch is takign a wavform longer than the input, and resetting the long waveform to the peak of the shorter, therfore making it as short as [in theory] the fundamental pitch is. this cretes a side of the wave that is usually resembles a pule wave, unless the fooger has some slewing that smooths that sid eof the wave out... it will have that harmonic rich "hardsync" waveform most of the time it goes...