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voltages to the tips of the pedal control input jacks. The LFO/SWEEP

jack can also receive 0 to +5 Volt programming voltages.

AUDIO PATH: The bypassed signal goes to the LEFT/ MONO output

jack. Thus, when the MIDI MuRF is bypassed, the signal at the LEFT/

MONO output jack is the same as what your instrument is producing,

and there is no signal at the right output jack. The MF-105 will not pass

an audio signal unless power is applied to it.

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Summary of Contents for MIDI MuRF MF-105M

Page 1: ...on 10 The MIDI MuRF s Animation 11 The MIDI MuRF s Tap Step Input 13 Audio Level Controls and Mixing 14 Using Both Outputs Together 14 Expression Pedals and Voltage Control 15 Using MIDI with the MIDI...

Page 2: ...moogerfoogers to play your MIDI MuRF In addition the front panel rotary controls and switches can be controlled through the use of MIDI The patterns of the Animation module can be synced to a MIDI Cl...

Page 3: ...ries Plug the power adaptor s cord into the MF 105M s 9V jack Then plug the power adaptor itself into a power voltage receptacle Note the MIDI MuRF uses a power supply which is rated at 300mA output c...

Page 4: ...ust the volume control on your monitor amp so that the sound level is comfortable 7 Now set the MF 105M panel controls as follows See Figure 2 PATTERN 2 ENVELOPE 2 RATE 6 MIX 10 FREQ switch MIDS LFO s...

Page 5: ...parameters of the MIDI MuRF and program new patterns See the program s documentation for more information 9 In the next sections we ll explain exactly how the MIDI MuRF s Filters work and what the An...

Page 6: ...unity means that at that frequency the output of the filter is just as strong as the input A gain of less than unity means that the filter s output is attenuated at that frequency while a gain of grea...

Page 7: ...er s slider is all the way down the gain for that filter is zero and the filter s output is zero When the slider is all the way up the filter s output is at maximum However the resemblance to a graphi...

Page 8: ...may want to experiment with the panel controls and switches as we discuss each of the parameters Figure 5 Testing the Filters 6 Now turn all the sliders down except the lowest one While playing your...

Page 9: ...will hear the filters frequencies shift with the motion of the pedal Figure 7 BASS Frequency Response Figure 8 Filter Frequency Shift When the LFO slide switch is in the ON position a LFO Low Frequen...

Page 10: ...Envelope An Envelope Generator is a circuit that produces a control voltage that corresponds to the shape of a musical sound s envelope The signal that comes out of an Envelope Generator is sent to a...

Page 11: ...steps long and each channel can have a unique number of steps The MIDI MuRF MIDI controller and Pattern Editor Application allows the user to customize most of the Patterns in the MIDI MuRF For each s...

Page 12: ...ith a sharp attack and a decay that fades out smoothly but quickly 2 Turn the ENVELOPE control to 0 as you play through the MIDI MuRF The effect sounds much choppier the decay time has been decreased...

Page 13: ...as possible to get the best results Note that the Rate light becomes green when the rate is set by the Tap input and returns to red if the RATE control is changed The tempo of the Animation is twice...

Page 14: ...ct Using the distortion generated by the DRIVE control in some cases can help make the MIDI MuRF s filters sound stronger as distortion adds harmonics to the input signal The MIX control is used to ba...

Page 15: ...btracts half the range to the setting of the corresponding control For example let s say that you plug an expression pedal into your MF 105M s ENVELOPE input with the ENVELOPE control set to 5 With th...

Page 16: ...ment Note that the following sections assume the reader is already familiar with the basics of MIDI and the MIDI messages used to control the MIDI MuRF It is beyond the scope of this manual to explain...

Page 17: ...ifying a voltage at the ENVELOPE control input restores this parameter to its front panel state DRIVE CC2 Foot Controller When the MF 105M receives a CC2 message on the MIDI channel that is assigned t...

Page 18: ...riggered Mode description If this is OFF which is the default then the envelopes go all the way through their attack and decay no matter how briefly you hold the MIDI note If staccato mode is ON then...

Page 19: ...toggles the state of bypass and BYPASS LED Pattern Clock Sync On Off CC89 Values 0 63 OFF 64 127 ON When the MF 105M receives a CC89 message on the MIDI channel that is assigned the value of the CC89...

Page 20: ...current pattern from its beginning and a MIDI Clock Continue message starts the pattern from its last position after being stopped by a MIDI Clock Stop message When the Pattern Clock is synced to MIDI...

Page 21: ...that is assigned the pattern clock is stopped and the pattern is advanced to the next step in the current pattern The pattern clock is advanced 1 cycle for each Note On Value 108 message received in...

Page 22: ...elocity When the Note Off message is received for that same note value the filter s DAC Value is written to zero This means you can play the filters in a sustained fashion with Note On messages Moving...

Page 23: ...pattern clock is running MIDI Note 65 will re set the pattern to step 1 If the sequencer is running on Internal clock the clock is re synchronized to the instant you play MIDI Note 65 If the sequencer...

Page 24: ...playing SWIRLING CASCADES This setup shows off the long envelope times of the MuRF creating a shimmering slowly evolving timbral landscape for your playing This shines on chordal playing but also give...

Page 25: ...the LFO and FREQ switch in the rightmost position and pressing the Bypass switch while the unit is powered up The Drive and Bypass lights will blink followed by all LEDs lighting up green This indicat...

Page 26: ...d not be connected to anything so that the MF 105M s source of 5 volts is not shorted out See figure 15 for a diagram If you do not plan to use any expression pedals with your MF 105M but would like t...

Page 27: ...g voltages AUDIO PATH The bypassed signal goes to the LEFT MONO output jack Thus when the MIDI MuRF is bypassed the signal at the LEFT MONO output jack is the same as what your instrument is producing...

Page 28: ...3 Upward Cascade 4 DoubleX 5 Perpetual Motion 6 Stereo Pyramid page 28 APPENDIX A THE MuRF s PATTERNS BASS FILTER VOICING 1 No Animation 2 Downward Staircase...

Page 29: ...8 Inverted Rhythmicon 9 Prime Number Rhythmicon 10 Folded Rhythmicon page 29 12 Big Beat 11 Breakbeat 7 Double Dip...

Page 30: ...MIDS FILTER VOICING 1 No Animation 2 Upward Staircase 3 Downward Cascade 4 Criss Cross 5 Brownian Motion 6 Random like page 30...

Page 31: ...7 Downward Band Expansion 8 Down and Up page 31 9 Pulsar 10 Growing and Shrinking Band 11 Double Cascade 12 Rhythmicon...

Page 32: ...Touch Channel X X X X Pitch Bend X X Control Change X O 1 2 3 7 9 20 27 85 86 89 102 Program Change True Number X O 0 23 System Exclusive X O System Song Position Common Song Select Tune Request X X...

Page 33: ...NT REPAIR You must obtain prior approval and an RMA number from Moog Music before returning any product to us Wrap your MF 105M carefully and pack it with the power adaptor in its original carton The...

Page 34: ...ll 8 filters frequencies FREQ slider switch changes the voicing of all 8 filters to BASS or MID frequency range Also changes bank of patterns ENVELOPE rotary control morphs the shape of the patterns e...

Page 35: ...e current pattern by 1 with a FS 1 footpedal or Gate signal MIDI IN Standard MIDI DIN input 9V POWER INPUT jack accepts 9VDC unregulated 300 mA power adapter with positive center GENERAL SPECIFICATION...

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