MF-105S MuRF
by Moog Music
Eight band filter array sequenced by editable rhythmic patterns
Aug 16, 2023102 minWatch on YouTube ↗
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- 55:42The pattern editor and switching between stored patterns
- 56:16Pulling individual frequency bands out of a sustained chord
- 56:52Mix taken down to one, where the filtering still colours the sound
- 58:04Running through patterns with rate and envelope changes
- 59:18Modulating the band sliders themselves with an LFO
- 1:00:02Sync, the reset button, and editing a pattern step by step
What it does
A model of the MuRF, a multiple resonance filter array: eight fixed band filters, each with its own slider, opened and closed by a rhythmic pattern running underneath them. Patterns can be chosen, edited step by step or written from scratch, with rate, envelope shape and envelope mode controlling how sharply each band gates. It syncs to host tempo, has a reset, and the sliders and pattern speed accept CV from other Moogerfooger instances.
In the demo
Jade calls this her favourite of the eight. She holds a chord and removes bands one at a time so the array is audible on its own, drops the mix to its lowest setting to show what remains, then modulates the sliders with an LFO while a pattern plays.
Worth knowing
It imposes rhythm on whatever it processes, so sustained pads and drones change the most. Sold separately from the other pedals.
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