Moog Music Forum

As a guitarist, I have to say that the Moog FS-1 Footswitch option would be very, very cool.

I get what you are saying. I don’t know if this is the case with the Moog or not, but in my experience with spillovers, when you reactive the bypass switch, the old content disappears. It's almost like a reset button.

Moog Tech gave me a quick response, you should email (through the form on this ...

FYI -- For those curious about the questions I was raising, I received this email from Moog's Tech Support:

Yes, you can still manipulate the delay time in spillover mode with the switch and knob.

Yes, the spillover can be sent through the effect's loop.

Basically, the mod keeps the mix knob ...

Now when you switch it back on, does the delay stop or can you continue adding to the "loop" of delay feedback?

I've never played a delay that had a spillover option that would allow you to keep adding to the loop of delay feedback. I am not a tech person, but I don't think that can be done ...

Hrrrmmmm.

I would like to have this option on mine, but I am not sure I want to spend $70 bucks on it.

I wonder if can manipulate the delay time of the spillover with an expression pedal?

Can the spillover be sent through the Moog's effects loop? If so, your echos can have some movement to them ...

Are the old MURFs being discontinued?

Thanks!

Any chance you can put these images back up?

I just placed an order with Sweetwater for these. I am the second or third person to place an order with them (thus "getting in line") so I should be getting these when the time comes.

I got the impression from the Murf manual that if a tempo is set with the FS-1 footswitch, and the rate knob is subsequently adjusted, you lose the tapped tempo. I was wondering if this is true, or it the two things work together (i.e. creating subdivisions).