You convinced me to buy one! I was looking for a flanger pedal and have always been interested in this pedal, but never realized ALL of the different things it can really do when you use it. SOLD! thanks!
Hey thanks a lot! Nice to know I wasnt the only one with sore toes after using a Fuzz Face! As to your question...I wish the answer was yes. I had to send it back! It was a blast having it in my studio for a while though.
Great demo dude, that pedal sounds mega... I want one to go with my MF-104 :-) I always laugh at the complaints about gear prices, we should be glad we aren't buying pro classical instruments!
@Rhythmicons glad to hear it! I plan on buying one as soon as I can get the cash together! It's really the best chorus/flange effect I have ever used...by far. Especially on Rhodes!
@Rhythmicons I just completely re-voiced my Rhodes about a year ago...it was a painstaking process, but I was trying to get a sound closer to Bill Evans "From Left To Right" or Mahavishnu Orchestra (with Jan Hammer on keys) "Dawn". Early model with felt hammers type of sound. I'm actually thinking about going back to my old sound though, which was a lot hotter and more Herbie Hancock-ish. Video time! Oh and about noise- the MF-108 is super noisy at long delay times. That's normal.
Sounds great. I play a lot with pitch mod inside the synth. This could add instant pitch mod without changing my patches. And part of the satisfaction for me is playing with something solid, luxurious and fun to look at as well.
Cool demo love my cluster flux but as I don’t get to use it live still figuring out how to have fun with it on my non gig practice time. Awesome knob tricks I guess I’ve had my hands on my guitar too much going to send a loop through this pedal and have both hands on knobs after seeing this super fun demo ✌️👊🏻
This was a really great demo of this product - you explained it very well. I'm curious to know, the intro and outro music, is that something YOU put together yourself? It sounds great! BTW, I dig your keyboard and guitar playing. Nice work!
Thank you so much! Yes, that’s a tune that I recorded right there in that room...Eventually I’ll get that out! The mixes of two elpees worth of tunes were the victims of a terrible hard drive crash in 2012, and this was one of them!
virtually every function is MIDI capable! You can definitely control the delay time via MIDI. I was planning to make a sequence showing this, but the vid is kinda long already...
i totally forgot what this pedal does and decided to find this video cause behringer is cloning the whole moogerfooger line (hopefully) this one hasn’t been announced yet but this just sounds TOO good to pass up. cant wait to get the 12 stage phaser though!
Oh yeah. I look at the MIDI as a bonus. It's really not one of the "make or break" features of this pedal. It's a fun thing to have on there, but there's no way I'd try to rely on this like on a gig via MIDI. Too unstable. It's analog! Analog begs to be set by hand. It's the best way. :)
@mootbooxle Oh .. hahaha, Well it looks like a more modern look. Not sure if it is a different camera, probably not. Some older videos were in HD, but the aspect ratio looked like it had that old school vibe. It just looks like the old school isn't there as much as it was in the past few videos.
There are a ton of other ones I am sure like tap tempo and pitch bend etc.. Personally, unless the pedal is out of reach I think the MIDI functions are an unrefined perk. If you run two MIDI capable pedals for example, It would be difficult to organize parameters on one controller. It's unstable, stick to direct signal. Pick up a CP-251 for any additional bells and whistles and I'm sure that will alter your desire to plug these beautiful analog designs into your computer.
@Rhythmicons wow, you have a fairly early model Rhodes! Have you done the key pedestal mods? If not, I highly recommend it. It will change your life! The early ones can be pretty brutal to play otherwise. Mine is a frankenstein that I built from a '78 Suitcase which was pretty beat up, and a '79 Stage Mk I that was in MINT condition, but had no character. I am using the Suitcase preamp with an outboard power supply. The output is SUPER hot. Great idea about doing a Rhodes video.
five hundred and sixty dollars for that thing?! with that money you can buy all those effects separated and still have lots of money to spare, thats just outrageous.
@mootbooxie your youtube vids have helped convince me to buy a Freqbox AND a Clusterflux now. they should hook you up with a 104m so you can demo it for them. You get what these are for more than almost any other demoist & make actual musical settings. Why is that so hard for people on here? There has to be a way to set up a MIDI controller to make presets that could be toggled between from some kind of controller. Any ideas?
@mootbooxle Id like to see you do a video about how you have your Rhodes tuned. I've got a '71 Suitcase that Id like to get more of that bass out of. Yours sound like it's brand new. What is your set-up here? Usually to get through the Foogers, I have to use the amp's headpones out which is pretty noisey. Are you bypassing the preamp?
Dustin Eagan he’s the one who originally sold me on the MF-102 Ring Modulator. You can get the sample and hold sound from Take the Veil... with the MF-101 and CP-251 (Omar used an Xotic Robotalk). Love the Moogerfoogers.
It sounds great! But why does it have a mono in - when it has stereo out? I'm considering getting one for my synth (which has stereo out, for a reason), and this fact is holding me back a little bit.
@@mootbooxle well… could you… do a comparison? Thing is… nobody’s can effort a cluster flux… and waiting for behringer to clone is just… waiting on a night train you hate taking. So… hmm… do u still have the cluster flux??
Moot, Id really like to have the intro music on an MP3. I have just been humming this tune for well over a week now and Id really like to hear the rest of it so maybe I can get some sleep at night. lol Holler at me and let me know.. E
fred flinstone yes, both the flanger and the chorus parts of this can do decent Leslie emulations. It won't be as good as a real Leslie or a Neo Ventilator, but using an expression pedal to vary the rate on the Clusterflux helps. An example of this would be around 2:45 of This clip www.dropbox.com/s/ahdursbfgjts9l2/track%2013.wav?dl=0 My favorite way to get a Leslie sound with the Moogerfoogers is by combining the Ring Mod and Phaser and using the LFO out of the Ring Mod into the Phaser and using an expression pedal into the Ring Mod to vary the speed. If Hammond/Leslie sounds are your main goal, I would go another route, but since I'm playing a Farfisa I love the flexibility of the Moogerfoogers.
I would say the determining factor is: which one suits your needs better? The MF Chorus is similar in a lot of ways, and can do a lot of things, but of course can't do the more extreme effects that this does. It's also much cheaper! If it was me, I think I'd get the MF Chorus.
You convinced me to buy one! I was looking for a flanger pedal and have always been interested in this pedal, but never realized ALL of the different things it can really do when you use it. SOLD! thanks!
Hey thanks a lot! Nice to know I wasnt the only one with sore toes after using a Fuzz Face! As to your question...I wish the answer was yes. I had to send it back! It was a blast having it in my studio for a while though.
Great demo dude, that pedal sounds mega... I want one to go with my MF-104 :-) I always laugh at the complaints about gear prices, we should be glad we aren't buying pro classical instruments!
I bought it just because of the way he says "well" at 12:24
Thanks for the fluxing close up.
@Rhythmicons glad to hear it! I plan on buying one as soon as I can get the cash together! It's really the best chorus/flange effect I have ever used...by far. Especially on Rhodes!
Seriously great review, very helpful. Thanks!
thanks for showing the flange mode for guitar most people skip that and play with everything else looks like I will be purchasing a Moog ☆☆☆
@Rhythmicons I just completely re-voiced my Rhodes about a year ago...it was a painstaking process, but I was trying to get a sound closer to Bill Evans "From Left To Right" or Mahavishnu Orchestra (with Jan Hammer on keys) "Dawn". Early model with felt hammers type of sound. I'm actually thinking about going back to my old sound though, which was a lot hotter and more Herbie Hancock-ish. Video time! Oh and about noise- the MF-108 is super noisy at long delay times. That's normal.
Sounds great. I play a lot with pitch mod inside the synth. This could add instant pitch mod without changing my patches. And part of the satisfaction for me is playing with something solid, luxurious and fun to look at as well.
That's what I liked a lot about it - it allowed me to pitch modulate things that normally don't have that capability, such as Rhodes.
Great review Moot, glad your back
Cool demo love my cluster flux but as I don’t get to use it live still figuring out how to have fun with it on my non gig practice time. Awesome knob tricks I guess I’ve had my hands on my guitar too much going to send a loop through this pedal and have both hands on knobs after seeing this super fun demo ✌️👊🏻
This is great. I just picked up the LPF and I'm shaking my head, like why didn't I get this sooner ?? I'm definitely going to check this one out
This was a really great demo of this product - you explained it very well. I'm curious to know, the intro and outro music, is that something YOU put together yourself? It sounds great! BTW, I dig your keyboard and guitar playing. Nice work!
Thank you so much! Yes, that’s a tune that I recorded right there in that room...Eventually I’ll get that out! The mixes of two elpees worth of tunes were the victims of a terrible hard drive crash in 2012, and this was one of them!
Excellent review!
I love you and your music MooT. I don't need to say no more.
man you really get the Mooger pedals like few demoists do.
virtually every function is MIDI capable! You can definitely control the delay time via MIDI. I was planning to make a sequence showing this, but the vid is kinda long already...
Fantastic review. Love your style!
wow that sounds awesome man, great review! You sure got a interesting new look dude haha
i totally forgot what this pedal does and decided to find this video cause behringer is cloning the whole moogerfooger line (hopefully) this one hasn’t been announced yet but this just sounds TOO good to pass up. cant wait to get the 12 stage phaser though!
yeah man I’m looking forward to those! The Moog ones are just too expensive now!
great combo
Great video and examples...love the accent as well :)
Your Rhodes sounds fantastic with one of those.....you may have very well sold me the 108.
Eric
Very nice demo. I wonder how the saxophone would sound playing through that thing.
Have a great day Moot.
Oh yeah. I look at the MIDI as a bonus. It's really not one of the "make or break" features of this pedal. It's a fun thing to have on there, but there's no way I'd try to rely on this like on a gig via MIDI. Too unstable. It's analog! Analog begs to be set by hand. It's the best way. :)
fuck those prices, moot Booxle RULES! If he had his own pedals I'd effin fill my board with 'em!! Booxle! Woo!
Wow great review! I was laughing at that FuzzFace comment, haha so true! Random question do get to keep the review models you are sent?
Great review man.. Good job!!!
damn long time no see!
@mootbooxle
Oh .. hahaha, Well it looks like a more modern look. Not sure if it is a different camera, probably not.
Some older videos were in HD, but the aspect ratio looked like it had that old school vibe.
It just looks like the old school isn't there as much as it was in the past few videos.
Nice review...
There are a ton of other ones I am sure like tap tempo and pitch bend etc.. Personally, unless the pedal is out of reach I think the MIDI functions are an unrefined perk. If you run two MIDI capable pedals for example, It would be difficult to organize parameters on one controller. It's unstable, stick to direct signal. Pick up a CP-251 for any additional bells and whistles and I'm sure that will alter your desire to plug these beautiful analog designs into your computer.
@Rhythmicons wow, you have a fairly early model Rhodes! Have you done the key pedestal mods? If not, I highly recommend it. It will change your life! The early ones can be pretty brutal to play otherwise. Mine is a frankenstein that I built from a '78 Suitcase which was pretty beat up, and a '79 Stage Mk I that was in MINT condition, but had no character. I am using the Suitcase preamp with an outboard power supply. The output is SUPER hot. Great idea about doing a Rhodes video.
love it
Good review, but shouldn't a stereo effect be demoed in stereo? :/
five hundred and sixty dollars for that thing?! with that money you can buy all those effects separated and still have lots of money to spare, thats just outrageous.
@mootbooxie your youtube vids have helped convince me to buy a Freqbox AND a Clusterflux now. they should hook you up with a 104m so you can demo it for them. You get what these are for more than almost any other demoist & make actual musical settings. Why is that so hard for people on here?
There has to be a way to set up a MIDI controller to make presets that could be toggled between from some kind of controller. Any ideas?
the Chorus sounds amazing. Almost identical to the CE-1!
do u think so?
mootbooxle is awesome!
What happened to your old school vibe? Your video is in HD now!!
@mootbooxle Id like to see you do a video about how you have your Rhodes tuned. I've got a '71 Suitcase that Id like to get more of that bass out of. Yours sound like it's brand new. What is your set-up here? Usually to get through the Foogers, I have to use the amp's headpones out which is pretty noisey. Are you bypassing the preamp?
Hey good review man i get it ,,
i'm sure omar from volta has ten of these already, it would be great to hear it on the new album
Dustin Eagan he’s the one who originally sold me on the MF-102 Ring Modulator. You can get the sample and hold sound from Take the Veil... with the MF-101 and CP-251 (Omar used an Xotic Robotalk). Love the Moogerfoogers.
@mootbooxle What did you think about noise? I have heard some say that theirs were way too noisy and sent them back for a quieter one.
It sounds great! But why does it have a mono in - when it has stereo out? I'm considering getting one for my synth (which has stereo out, for a reason), and this fact is holding me back a little bit.
@grEEnfan8880 my videos have been in HD for the past couple years!
did you add a very subtle reverb to your voice? ;)
a vintage National solid state FET guitar amp :)
Hey There. Do you feel the Komorebi from dreadbox comes close? Considering it had cv in!
I wish I knew! I have not had the opportunity to try one.
@@mootbooxle well… could you… do a comparison? Thing is… nobody’s can effort a cluster flux… and waiting for behringer to clone is just… waiting on a night train you hate taking. So… hmm… do u still have the cluster flux??
If it had a LFO CV Out, I'd kill for it. But anyways I Know this one will be mine some day.
wow! nice demo! now... a ms-20 mini or this pedal? :D
Goth108 They are two completely different things. That's like comparing a video game console to a console add-on or accessory
Moot,
Id really like to have the intro music on an MP3. I have just been humming this tune for well over a week now and Id really like to hear the rest of it so maybe I can get some sleep at night. lol Holler at me and let me know..
E
Have you tried this thing with the Minimoog?
Christopher Pederson wish I still had it! It was just a review unit...I had to give it back to Moog!
so it's basically an effectron, but with midi.
I can't find two videos where you have the same hair, its mind boggling.
I want to hire this guy to play Rhodes for me as I lay in bed trying to go to sleep.
That can be arranged, lol.
Can you get a good rotary speaker effect outta it?
fred flinstone
yes, both the flanger and the chorus parts of this can do decent Leslie emulations. It won't be as good as a real Leslie or a Neo Ventilator, but using an expression pedal to vary the rate on the Clusterflux helps. An example of this would be around 2:45 of This clip
www.dropbox.com/s/ahdursbfgjts9l2/track%2013.wav?dl=0
My favorite way to get a Leslie sound with the Moogerfoogers is by combining the Ring Mod and Phaser and using the LFO out of the Ring Mod into the Phaser and using an expression pedal into the Ring Mod to vary the speed.
If Hammond/Leslie sounds are your main goal, I would go another route, but since I'm playing a Farfisa I love the flexibility of the Moogerfoogers.
i dont know man, 650 dollars for chrous flanger and a very limited distortio is just a bit too much
I said the same thing! Then I tried it.
There even is a phone in there hiding at 8:19
you look so diffrent! :D
yeah its expensive, but if youre only gonna buy one chorus/flange to last the rest of your life, it'd be this
I have to agree!
one view?? 0.0?
This or the MF Chorus?
I would say the determining factor is: which one suits your needs better? The MF Chorus is similar in a lot of ways, and can do a lot of things, but of course can't do the more extreme effects that this does. It's also much cheaper! If it was me, I think I'd get the MF Chorus.
mootbooxle
I agree im just wondering if I will miss not having a tone knob?
Where is your hair? I'm shocked. Last your video i've seen is about talkbox made 5 years ago. You're changed
Just found one for $120… wow.
Good heavens what’s wrong with it? Does the seller need crack or what? That’s an incredible deal!
@@mootbooxle hahaha. Seemed relatively level headed. Looking forward to it. With the guidance/suggestion of your video.
WTF???? YOU DON'T LOOK LIKE ASHTON KUTCHER ANYMORE!!! :D
wow you r such a fairy lol
That sounded so awful it was painful to listen to. A chorus should be rich and lush, not just throw everything out of tune.
You know you're wrong when you start dictating what music *should* sound like.
GurktheBrutal Correct!!
Good, but you must to speak less and play more... Bla, bla, bla!!!