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Hi,

I have five Moogerfoogers for sale (UK only due to postage, sorry). All are in excellent condition with boxes, power supplies and manuals; photo's are available at request.

MF-102 Ring Modulator - £130ono (SOLD)
MF-104z Analog Delay - £330ono (SOLD)
MF-105M Midi MuRF - £250ono (SOLD)
MF-107 ...

Hi,

I've been using the VST-AU Editor within Logic for a few weeks now without too many problems. Which DAW are you using? Or are you using it in stand alone mode? The Editor has a built in Midi monitor and Midi filter so it shouldn't be too much of an issue to track down the problem and filter out ...

I've been in touch with Rekon Audio and their response was:

"It is possible to open multiple instances of the plug-in. However, only one will be of any use because the plug-in uses a file called 'VST-AU_Little_Phatty_Editor_Pref.ini' to hold the MIDI Setup settings (MIDI Port, Channel, etc.), so ...

What I mean is this.
In a creative process you will probably want to go back and change or add something to an already recorded audio track.
Then it is good if you have different midi tracks (with editor instances) for each audio track so you can go back, do the midi changes (if not played manually ...

I've been using the new Rekon VST-AU Editor with Logic for the last couple of weeks. I have to admit, I'm absolutely loving how tight it's integration and stability is within Logic, it acts more like a soft synth (apart from having gorgeous sound and hands on control!!!)
Can you have different ...

I've been using the new Rekon VST-AU Editor with Logic for the last couple of weeks. I have to admit, I'm absolutely loving how tight it's integration and stability is within Logic, it acts more like a soft synth (apart from having gorgeous sound and hands on control!!!) I agree with your comments ...

anyone else have a super noisy 104z? hissing like crazy. changing power supplies doesn't seem to change anything. it's at the end of my chain. shielding maybe? or is this just a noisy pedal?

Out of all my foogers, the 104Z is the worst offender in this regard. It's only really evident with low ...

bradley103082 wrote:I don't have any of the MuRF pedals, but my 104z pops like how you're describing.

I can't say I've noticed the problem on the 104Z, or at least not to the extent of the MuRF...

Hey,

Thanks for the reply, glad to know I'm not the only one with this problem. I've been playing around with the order of my foogers and varying the amounts or drive. I've managed to reduce the popping sound to a minimal level but it's still audible. Guess I'll have to live with it for the time ...

Hi all,

I brought an MF-105M Midi MuRF almost a week ago now and have been seriously impressed with it. However, the bypass switch produces quite loud pops when engaging/disengaging. My other Moogerfoogers (MF-102 & MF-104Z) don't exhibit this problem. Having searched the forum/web, I found ...