Moogerfooger vs DJ

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1

hi, my names is ciccio and i’m a DJ.

i’d like to use the filters Moogerfooger but these filters are MONO and the CDJ are STEREO!!!

how can i resolve this problem?

thanks

ciccio

2

Buy two filters. Other than that, the [Bass] MuRF is stereo, and has some animation to it to boot. The Bass MuRF has a lowpass filter, whereas the MuRF does not. :wink:

3

i read

JACK PANEL FEATURES:
AUDIO IN 1⁄4” phone jack – accepts any instrument-level or line-
level signal from –16 dBm to +4 dBm. Input impedance is one
megohm.
LEFT/MONO OUT 1⁄4” phone jack - -4 dBm nominal maximum
output level; +8dBm absolute maximum output level. Output
impedance is 1,000 ohms.
RIGHT OUT 1⁄4” phone jack – 4 dBm nominal maximum output
level; +8 dBm absolute maximum output level. Output impedance
is 1,000 ohms.

so one jack IN (MONO)
two jack OUT (STEREO)

so if i can use two jack IN (for left or right)?

thanks

4

Do you have aux sends on your mixer ? Use it to feed the MoogerFooger.
Your return will still be mono with the 101, but it will still allow you to filter both channels of audio and output to L/R.

The MuRF could also provide some nice effects to your DJ work, while it outputs as “Stereo” ( odd filters to the left, even filters to the right), if you only plug into the left jack it outputs all filters there. The input is mono.


Using two 101’s would work but you need would need a way to sweep the knobs equally and same time. even then being analog they may not be exact :slight_smile: . You could do this with the CP251 or Multi Pedal.

I’d have think it through some more but you may be able to do it with a few Y and patch cords.

have fun

5

Y cables will definitely be your friends when running stereo applications with 'Foogers. Also, cables with two mono plugs terminating into a single stereo plug. I think they call those “insert cables” :wink: