a while back i posted some recordings of mostly moogerfoogers. i've updated this page, fixed the recording levels, added a podcast, and moved all my files to the internet archive so i can make everything available without worrying about using up my bandwidth and storage. here the link:
http://www.morelater.com/music
if you are curious about why someone would own 8 cp251s, these recordings are what i do with them. these are all recordings of a patch running for two hours without any human intervention. i use all the cv inputs on the moogerfoogers for most of these patches.
here's a list of equipment used:
moogerfoogers:
mf101 lowpass filter
mf102 ring modulator
mf103 phaser
mf104z analog delay
mf107 x3 freqboxes
cp251 x8 control processors (i could use 8 more of these, but i might get a voyager oldschool instead)
other:
syntesizers.com 44 module system with spring reverb
metasonix (only used in a few patches):
wretch machine
tm1 waveshaper
tm6 filter
tm5 x2 oscillators
more recordings of moogerfoogers
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chris allert
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Wow! 
Time-consuming business you've created..
I scanned through the recordings and it sounds very interesting, but where do I find the time to give it a proper listen?
Time-consuming business you've created..
I scanned through the recordings and it sounds very interesting, but where do I find the time to give it a proper listen?
[size=75]"I like to play with electronic noise makers. I hope someone wants to listen, and if not, I'll still be up at 3 am making sequences in the dark, drinking coffee, and burning expensive incense." [i]Rod Modell[/i][/size]
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ColorForm2113
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ColorForm2113
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