1. Is there an LFO output?
2. Is the LFO waveshape continuously variable or a switch?
3. Is there a way to Midi Sync to the Midi Murf or are the MIDI connections both inputs only?
Sounds good so far!
Eric
Clustr Flux Questions for Greg/Amos
Clustr Flux Questions for Greg/Amos
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Re: Clustr Flux Questions for Greg/Amos
You didn't ask me Eric and I'm only right 2/3rds of the time (was always a 66% student) but based on what I've read and seen (and based on folks that I've spoken to about this stuff):EricK wrote:1. Is there an LFO output?
2. Is the LFO waveshape continuously variable or a switch?
3. Is there a way to Midi Sync to the Midi Murf or are the MIDI connections both inputs only?
Sounds good so far!
Eric
1. No LFO output in the stock pedal. I'm hoping they'll allow for a modification (send pedal in, etc).
2. LFO switch seems stepped like on the Voyager, if you watch Cyril's hand carefully you can see that he doesn't even look, his hand just moves to next detent.
3. Likely input only just like the Murf, but drive it with your Phatty clock output or your DAW or your drum clock through a 'thru' box and you can drive both pedals by the same clock.
One of the guys posted something to the effect of "come on, this little bugger is being selfish keeping the LFO all to itself.... : )" and I think that's the case. But it's a hell of a great sounding pedal and seems absolutely endless from a flexibility perspective, I can't wait to get mine.
Greg or Amos will correct me I'm sure but I do think that I got at least 2/3 questions correct and hey, maybe even got 100% correct for once !! : )
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Re: Clustr Flux Questions for Greg/Amos
That would be a damn shame if there was no LFO out. It would be one of the best pedals to suppliment your modular set-up if it had one.
Chris Stack mentioned that it is awesome when you can sequence the time input via exernal sequencer.
I liked the demos, but I saw their 5 voice phatty and Taurus pedals and was hoping the demos were going to contain a little bit more, but from what I heard of it so far Im pretty impressed. There was no guessing that a Moog effect wouldn't be awesome.
I like the idea about them wanting to implement midi sync.....but it seems to me that their products should play together better before trying to play with other things.
For example, getting duophonics with Voyager's could be more like the Slims, and the same thing goes for the Taurus. And it should be able to Midi sync with their Midi Murf since those two effects would seem to compliment eachother VERY nicely.
Im sure that something could be done via cv though.
I really wish i could demo one of the units....Id love to hear it with the delay pedal, etc.
If you get those right, you get a free sticker......maybe.
Chris Stack mentioned that it is awesome when you can sequence the time input via exernal sequencer.
I liked the demos, but I saw their 5 voice phatty and Taurus pedals and was hoping the demos were going to contain a little bit more, but from what I heard of it so far Im pretty impressed. There was no guessing that a Moog effect wouldn't be awesome.
I like the idea about them wanting to implement midi sync.....but it seems to me that their products should play together better before trying to play with other things.
For example, getting duophonics with Voyager's could be more like the Slims, and the same thing goes for the Taurus. And it should be able to Midi sync with their Midi Murf since those two effects would seem to compliment eachother VERY nicely.
Im sure that something could be done via cv though.
I really wish i could demo one of the units....Id love to hear it with the delay pedal, etc.
If you get those right, you get a free sticker......maybe.
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Re: Clustr Flux Questions for Greg/Amos
The cool thing about this pedal, which is different from all of the other Flange/Phaser/Chorus types that I've seen is the absolute wild range of sonic mayhem that can be created.
I have a Diamond ML 2 analog delay and one of the big 'improvements' over the standard Memory Lane is that it has a sensitivity switch inside that prevents self oscillation because the original was criticized as being too easy to send into orbit.
Moog isn't afraid of that (I don't have to tell you) and that's the beauty.
At the same time, I was very impressed with the delicate textures of the recorded samples (below the video), however notice that they were primarily guitar. The dynamics and harmonic structures of a guitar just go ethereal when pushed through the 108. I just really love the sound and can't wait to get my hands on it. It's got to be the most feature packed pedal yet.
I've seen spy photos (in my dreams) of the board and it's as dense (if not more dense) than the MurF's innards; these guys aren't anywhere near fooling around with this thing and the fact that they are using a high caliber BBD Panasonic none the less adds to the intrigue and what might be a low production run.
As for the free sticker, having visited Moog several times, I already have a stack... (anybody want one? PM me, I've seen alot of people quite broken up about not getting theirs). : )
I have a Diamond ML 2 analog delay and one of the big 'improvements' over the standard Memory Lane is that it has a sensitivity switch inside that prevents self oscillation because the original was criticized as being too easy to send into orbit.
Moog isn't afraid of that (I don't have to tell you) and that's the beauty.
At the same time, I was very impressed with the delicate textures of the recorded samples (below the video), however notice that they were primarily guitar. The dynamics and harmonic structures of a guitar just go ethereal when pushed through the 108. I just really love the sound and can't wait to get my hands on it. It's got to be the most feature packed pedal yet.
I've seen spy photos (in my dreams) of the board and it's as dense (if not more dense) than the MurF's innards; these guys aren't anywhere near fooling around with this thing and the fact that they are using a high caliber BBD Panasonic none the less adds to the intrigue and what might be a low production run.
As for the free sticker, having visited Moog several times, I already have a stack... (anybody want one? PM me, I've seen alot of people quite broken up about not getting theirs). : )
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Re: Clustr Flux Questions for Greg/Amos
Where can we see this video you guys are talking about ?
Thanks.
Thanks.
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Re: Clustr Flux Questions for Greg/Amos
SeanK posted a link available at the bottom if this thread: http://www.moogmusic.com/forum/viewtopi ... =3&t=11854fyvewytches wrote:Where can we see this video you guys are talking about ?
Thanks.
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Re: Clustr Flux Questions for Greg/Amos
i could always use more moog stickers... by my count, they owe me at least 9 haha.