I just read the manual for the Freq-Box. It’s online at the moogmusic site.
It’s a must read for anyone who is interested in synthsis. It goes beyond just how to make weird noises. It is clear and a simple read.
Well done Steve and the moog staff. I played one at NAMM and enjoyed it.
Now just make a pitch to voltage Moogerfooger.
I agree… well almost 100%… I wish I could say I played on at NAMM.
Thanks Moog!!!
What i suspect is true…
seeing the circuit layout, I can [and do] basically do the same thing with hard synch on my modular system.
I wish i could test one out before buying to see how big of an advantage there is to the moog oscillator…
darn it
So if you if you play a guitar through the audio input of the MF-107, set the MF-107 sync to on, and patch the MF-107’s VCO CV out to the Voyager’s Pitch CV in what if anything would happen to the Voyager’s pitch?
no, unless you also coudl hard synch the signal to the voyager.. there is no place “pitch CV” informationin this fooger.. the way it gets it pitch is takign a wavform longer than the input, and resetting the long waveform to the peak of the shorter, therfore making it as short as [in theory] the fundamental pitch is. this cretes a side of the wave that is usually resembles a pule wave, unless the fooger has some slewing that smooths that sid eof the wave out… it will have that harmonic rich “hardsync” waveform most of the time it goes…