Moog Music Forum

its not self oscillation. self oscillation is with a filter that hum you here (wich can get pretty high in my opinion, it can go upto about 250 hz wich is about c3 i think but i'm not sure) anyway that hum is because the lfo wich is basicaly a kind of an oscilator just its one with a very low hz rat...

i played with the knob settings and basicaly it controls the level of effect vs dry signal, at least thats the difference i heard when using the low pass

i recently opened up my low pass cause i had to make an operation on it cause there was something stuck somewhere in the fooger and anyhow i came across a blue knob tat you can turn with a screwdriver... now my friend told me that that knob has something to do with calibration of the fooger so anywa...

well i just thought that it would be nice if we all share our insight on moogerfiguration so...just write down what parameters and cv patches and what moogs you use for now i only use the phaser and the lowpass but still i can get some neet stuff from self oscillation and combinning some cv's and al...

yeah thanx about the info on kenton although i know the company....
do you know if i can run a midi keyboard in to one of their midi to cv converters and somehow connect it to the freq input in the mf101 to control the freq of the filter in self oscillation as somekind of vco???

i know that to connect the lfo to some cv input i just need to patch it up but what i asked is if there is any way somebody knows to sync that lfo(the phaser lfo) to lets say cubase or reason or anything like that

hi people...first time i post here so nice to me fellow sound crazy heads anyway does anyone know if the lfo rate of the phaser can be synced in some way? and does anyone know if it's possible to get some kind of cv/midi converter that i could use to plug a keyboard in to the freq input in the mf 10...