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I might be interested in a purple one

Has anyone tried to reproduce the patches of the cookbook on the LP yet?

I've just purchased one (Cookbook).... Though I haven't received it yet I'm trying to reproduce the cello patch given on the webpage...

Are there any tips&tricks that I need to know? How about the waveforms settings etc.?

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51NB5GGKYZL._SL500_AA240_.jpg Product Description This book covers ground that is often left untouched by other synthesizer books and was written to fulfill the wishes voiced by synth programmers. Section one explains the parts of an analog synth in detail usin...

Hiho till That is already some useful information... I'm trying to bring order to my LP presets and want a category to be Imitations of Instruments such as a flute or a clarinet, but I haven't worked enough with waveforms yet to know where to start from... I found this aswell: http://hyperphysics.ph...

Hello everyone

Does something like a table or so exist, which contains a selection of instruments and their waveforms? If anyone owns something similar I would be very glad if he/she would post it

Still hoping to get some help here

IT HAS WORKED!

The Oscilloscope of my brother helped finding out that indeed the red mini-jack was connected to the TIP... So now I can sync the MURF and/or the LP to my MicroKORG... Brilliant!

Thanks for all the help!

Make sure you are using the "Gate output" of the MCV4 and it should go into the "ring" end of your stereo "Y" cable. The Tip and ring will then be fed together into the stereo jack which should plug into the tap/step input on the murf. If it is a splitter cable (or a m...

Sorry for my lack of competence... I did plug the gate output of my interface into the TAP/STEP input aswell and that didn't work either... Here's a link to my MIDI/CV interface: http://www.doepfer.de/home_d.htm Click on "produkte" and there you will see the MCV4 (english description avail...

You should check that your footswitch is Momentary, Normally Closed, Press-to-Break type operaton as opposed to Normally Open, Press-to-Make. Many footswitches are selectable in this way, but some are not. The Moog FS1 definitely works on the MuRF Tap/Step Input. Hope this helps! SD Opened my FS-50...

Assuming it is the right foot switch, the tap should stay locked until you move the Rate knob or if you have any cables plugged into the Rate input on the back. Otherwise it is defective. The Step function will allow you to advance through each step of the pre-programmed pattern with each press of ...

The strange thing is that the FS-50 is momentary and is in "on" position when held down...

By the way; What is the step function and how does it work?

Hello everyone I am currently trying to enable myself to Tap the Rate of the MURF. After reading the instructions i tried to use my FS-50 (Monacor), which is a momentary foot switch, to tap the tempo. But sadly it only worked for a very short moment. As described in the instruction after taping thri...

One way would be to use the filter in self-oscillation. Turn Osc 1 and 2 Levels off. Turn Filter Resonance to max. Route LFO triangle to Filter. Right hand controls pitch with the Cutoff knob. Left hand triggers and adds vibrato with the Mod wheel. Playing in tune would be about as hard as playing ...

Has anyone tried to make a emulation of the Moog Theremin sound?

I'm thinking of faking the theremin on our record, as we all aren't really capable of playing it perfectly;-)