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I'm not too familiar with Reason, but all of the MF-105 functions can be controlled with a good MIDI sequencer, I can't see a reason to need or want to use the Murf editor as a VST instrument. Have him download the .pdf manual, that might be the best way to answer his questions. MIDI notes 48, 50, 5...

"Digital clock" but it's an analog delay. It has analog circuitry that is controlled by digital circuitry. Like the Voyager and the Little Phatty, there is no A/D or D/A conversion, the signal path is all analog, but it is still controlled digitally. What I meant was, how can a bucket bri...

"Digital clock" but it's an analog delay.

I didn't see this before, but just posted something relating to this topic:

http://www.moogmusic.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=8810

I have heard requests for tap tempo on the 104z and saw this the other day: http://www.ehx.com/products/deluxe-memory-boy I don't really care about tap tempo on an analog delay but I am wondering how they did it. It seems to be a very versatile analog delay. I have the EHX Memory Boy and though it's...

I checked out your post on that thread. Not to be inflammatory in any way, but how is this any different soundwise from a hardware CV generator? At best, the hardware CV generators I've seen have 16-bit Digital-to-Analog resolution. As far as I understand, Volta is capable of using the full resolut...

My MF-101 is S/N 5073. It's only a couple years old and has thru-hole (not SMT) components.

Oops, nevermind. It works!

Oh man, I have a MIDI Murf ...but a pre-Intel Mac.

I'm curious whether anyone has a Murf or Bass Murf and the new MIDI Murf, if you've opened them up and compared the guts. I'm wondering if the innards look similar and how Moog packed what seems like so much more into the same case. My MF101 LPF has all the older style thru-hole components and my MF...

Is the noise a problem when you are using it alone? My friend had a similar problem with his Line6 Tremolo pedal, it sounded fine by itself but as soon as he connected it through a few things it was really noisy. It was a Marshall Jackhammer, if I remember correctly, that was amplifying the noise.

You know what? Just wait for the Moogerfooger Sequencer to come out.

1) I have a Paia MCV8 that I am happy with, it has 8 cv outs and is very inexpensive. But it is a kit so you have to solder the thing together and calibrate it. 2) If you want something ready to go out of the box I also have a Kenton Pro-Solo Midi-CV converter that is pretty easy to work with and no...

Sustain Mode!!!

If it is in good shape cosmetically, still has all its insides, and I wanted to buy a spare for parts I'd probably pay 40-50% what a functional unit would cost. I don't know what $$$ they go for (I can't find any recent auctions), but that's my general price gauge for spares.