Moog Music Forum

psound74 wrote:What's the "Robot" non-moog thing?

psound74

http://proguitarshop.com/store/synthesi ... bot-p-1255 Seems like a perfect FSU companion to the MF range.

DontBelievetheHype wrote:Yep, it works very well. For instance, as a MIDI to CV converter, I'm using it to control my 'foogers with a MIDI keyboard as a monosynth, and sending MIDI envelopes drawn in Ableton Live to the 'foogers for custom modulation.

Envelopes drawn in Live

If I use it in LFO mode, my drum machine goes hella fast and the modular sequencers step in a drunken or sloppy manner. I have to use gate mode. The modular sequencers want to see 5volt triggers at the sync inputs. I was hoping LFO mode would work so that I can make use of the different clock divisi...

Well, I got the MP-201 and updated the firmware/presets. It works, but I have to use 1/64th notes in Live's midi sequencer to get my modular to step in time with Live's tempo. The drum machine is syncing correctly via the midi out of the MP-201. I could have sworn that I used 1/16th notes in Live's ...

Hi Amos, The drum machine only takes midi for a clock input. My goal is for Live to be the master clock, the midi out of the MP-201 to clock the drum machine and one of the cv outs of the MP-201 for clocking my modular sequencers. I was using a MOTU Fastlane USB midi interface and Synthesizers.com m...

I'm thinking about getting an MP-201 instead of a midi interface and Kenton Pro solo. I want to use Live as a master clock for an MFB drum machine and Euro rack rig. Midi out to the drum machine and triggers for MFB euro rack sequencer modules. Does the MP-201 send triggers, or is it just gates? I o...

Cool! thanks Bryan,

Also, if its not already a feature, being able to just manually enter the tempo instead relying on tap tempo would be super cool

Is it possible to enter your bpm's without using tap tempo and still have the clock divisions? If its not already there, seems like an easy feature to add for people not using the MP-201 with a computer.

It works, you have to buy the reverse polarity adapters. You may get some hum though, YMMV.

HB3 wrote:

calvinistsandlutherans wrote: I use midi sequences all of the time to drive Moogerfoogers in time with my music

Whoa....how do you do that?

Midi to CV converter

Use a resistor to do so. I was able to guess that (once have built a tremolo with a friend or to be honest he built it and I supplied the coffee;-)), but where to place it on the board? Have you tried asking on the curious inventor forums? I'm interested in this sequencer for controlling filter swe...

Thanks for checking this out! I have more (free) recordings of my live sets all posted online at the link below: http://www.tcsoundscene.com/52.htm My music ranges from Techno to Electro usually. The more recent recordings use more and more sounds from my Moogerfooger collection (especially the Rin...

I LOVE Techno! Thankyou for posting an mp3 of your set.

thats awesome! ive been considering a moog tat as well. one of the girls i work with is having a tattoo party, and her artist is AMAZING, and reasonable price wise too... eh screw the tattoo ill just get a new Moogerfoooger lol :lol: :lol: :lol: Thats exactly how I feel about tattoos. I really do t...

There is also the MFB Step-64, $325 at Analog Haven. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-hALFTN9 ... re=related

Haven't tried it myself, nor the Mobius either. Eventually I would like to have one of the two.