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Free with your purchase: Moog MF-109S Saturator – dynamic Drive and analogue warmth for your Sound

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The Moog MF-109S Saturator ranges from tight, dynamic overdrive and analogue saturation to gentle compression and expansion. It combines a versatile envelope follower with bipolar control of the unique drive circuit found in Moogerfooger Effects plug-ins. This input stage is a key component of every Moogerfooger and adds warmth, distortion and crunch to any sound.

Additional features: The Plug-in also emulates the Minimoog Model D’s Noise generator circuit – including control over noise level and timbre, as well as a switchable filter type. Thanks to the Envelope Follower and Noise CV outputs, as well as several CV inputs, the Saturator can interact seamlessly with all other Moogerfooger Effects plug-ins.

Audio Divider ModuleModule A-115 is a four-stage frequency divider. The frequency of a signal at the input is halved (half frequency = 1st suboctave), quartered (1/4 frequency = 2nd suboctave), etc. In this way, the DIVIDER generates four sub-octaves (F / 2 to F / 16).

At the output, the A-115 provides the sum mix of original and sub-octaves. You can adjust the amount (i.e., the amplitude) of the original signal and each sub-octave individually with an attenuator. The sub-octaves generated by the A-115 are symmetric square-wave signals. A sum mix of the four square-wave signals and the original signal is available at the output.

  • Width: 8HP / 40.3 mm
  • Depth: 40 mm (measured from the rear of the front plate)
  • Power requirements: 20 mA (12V) / -10 mA (-12V)
  • Available since October 2005
  • Item number 186594
  • Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
  • Width 8 TE / HP
64 €
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Anonymous 29.07.2014
A really interesting module, will add a square wave sub oscillator 1, 2, 3, or 4 octaves below the input, which can all be mixed with their own attenuators.

Great for really fattening up an oscillators sound
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Flipper 28.07.2019
Would be nice to have individual outs but what can you do. Still cool..
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Oliver Lohse 29.04.2021
Während viele Anwender den A-115 als Audio-Divider nutzen, liegt für mich die interessantere Anwendung in der Nutzung der Funktion die sich hinter "Jumper 2" verbirgt (siehe DOEPFER Doku).

Entfernt man den Jumper 2, erhält man einen Clock-Divider für Gate-Signale im Verhältnis 1:1, 1:2, 1:4, 1:8 und 1:16. Ein eingehendes Gate-Signal kann man beispielsweise mit den Reglern 1:2 und 1:8 mischen und erhält interessante Rhythmuspatterns. Diesen Effekt kennt man beispielsweise aus so genannten Slicern oder Arpeggiatoren, die ebenfalls ein Taktsignal erzeugen, mit Betonungen auf unterschiedlichen Zählzeiten.
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lodos54 28.08.2013
Pour moi c'est un incontournable.

Par contre, j'aurai aimé des sorties séparées pour les sous-harmoniques.

Dommage aussi que les sub soient uniquement disponibles en ondes carrées.

Un switch à l'arrière permet de déterminer si dans le mix de sortie le signal de base, c-a-d le signal d'entrée, est transmis tel quel ou transformé en onde carrée.
Ce switch aurait pu être à l'avant...
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