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Chapter 10: Moogerfooger Plug-ins 33
The HPF Off/HPF On enables or disables the
highpass filter (HPF).
Audio Input and Mixing
The remaining controls set the input level and
effect mix.
The Drive control sets the input gain.
The Mix control blends the original input signal
with the delayed signal.
LED Indicators
Three LEDs down the center of the unit provide
visual feedback. Level glows green when signal
is present. HPF turns green when the highpass
filter is enabled. And Bypass glows either red
(bypassed) or green (not bypassed) to show
whether or not the effect is in the signal path.
Tips and Tricks
Infidelity
Because analog delay chips offer only a fixed
number of cells, the extended delay times store a
lower-fidelity version of the input signal. Try the
Long delay setting when going for cool “lo-fi”
sounds and textures.
Echo Swarms
By carefully adjusting the Feedback, Drive, and
Highpass controls, you can use the Mooger-
fooger Analog Delay as a sound generator. Sim-
ply pulse the delay unit with a short piece of au-
dio (even a second will do), and adjust the Delay
Time knob. Set correctly, the unit will generate
cool timbres for hours all by itself.
Moogerfooger Ring Modulator
(TDM, RTAS, and AudioSuite)
The Moogerfooger Ring Modulator provides a
wide-range carrier oscillator and dual
sine/square waveform LFO. Add motion to
rhythm tracks and achieve radical lo-fidelity
textures—you set the limits!
How the Moogerfooger Ring
Modulator Works
Like the Lowpass Filter, the Moogerfooger Ring
Modulator has its roots in the original MOOG
Modular synthesizers. It provides three classic
MOOG modules: a Low Frequency Oscillator, a
Carrier Oscillator, and a Ring Modulator.
Low Frequency Oscillators (or LFOs) create slow
modulations like vibrato and tremolo. The LFO
in the Moogerfooger Ring Modulator is a wide-
range, dual-waveform (sine/square) oscillator.
Moogerfooger Ring Modulator