Moog Music MF-107 FreqBox - Manual (Page 21)

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ADVANCED APPLICATIONS
Using w/ other effects
The FreqBox is a natural for using with other effects. It is the perfect type
of signal to run into a filter, because it can produce the basic waveforms
used for subtractive synthesis. Filter effects include the MF-101 Lowpass
Filter, the MF-103 12-Stage Phaser, and the MF-105 MuRF (Multiple
Resonant Filter Array). A MF-104 Analog Delay is also a good choice, as
it has some really nice filter characteristics and delay can really fatten up
the VCO sound. If you find the FreqBox to be too dynamically sensitive
for your style of playing, or too dynamically sensitive to your instrument,
try putting a distortion device or compressor before the FreqBox.
This will have the effect of compressing the FreqBox VCO as well as
providing more sustain.
Using the FreqBox with a MF-101 Lowpass Filter
Envelope SyncFilter.
Figure 15 - Envelope Sync Filter
This setup uses a FreqBox and a MF-101 Lowpass Filter.. This setup
is the same as the AutoSyncSweep on the FreqBox, with the MF-101
also setup to respond to your playing dynamics with its own envelope
follower. This is a really fun and funky sound to play with if you have a
sound with a sharp attack and quick decay like a plucked guitar string.