Moog Music MF-104Z Analog Delay - Manual (Page 14)

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Left SwitchSHORT
Right Switch INT.LOOP
CP-251 SETTINGS:
RATE 9 o'clock position
(Adjusts
speed of chorus.)
ATTENUATOR 9 o'clock position
(Adjusts depth of chorus.)
CONNECTIONS:
• From SAMPLE-AND-HOLD
OUT 2
to ATTENUATOR IN
• From ATTENUATOR OUT to
TIME
jack on MF-104Z
AIRSHOW (FIG. 6)
The FEEDBACK control is turned
all the way up, so the background
noise builds up to a constant rumble.
A slow square wave from an LFO
provides audio clicks that compete
with the rumble, giving it some
rhythmic structure. You can find
almost any propeller sound known to
modern man, plus some never-before
heard sounds, by experimenting with
the LFO RATE, the DELAY TIME, and
the FEEDBACK controls. The LFO
square wave comes from a
moogerfooger® CP-251 control
processor in this example, but it could
come from any LFO that produces a
square wave, - such as the LFO OUT
of a moogerfooger MF-102 Ring
Modulator.
(setup continues on next page)
Figure 6 - Setup for AIRSHOW.