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You can tell you are at a Progressive Rock Festival when there is a Hammond Organ (complete with a Leslie Cabinet attached) with a Minimoog synthesizer on top on the stage!
Summer's End 2012
they had a freakin' minimoog in the studio. it was actually kind of broken and sad sounding but i was happy to get to play one in real life.
Never Again performed in the St. John's Square at the 5th Annual No.Fest on Saturday, June 30th, 2012. Photo by Elissa Middlemas.
4 Replacement nameplates arround an original one. (Notice two with rounded corners and two with square corners )
I'm selling off my Moog Moogerfooger MF-105 MuRF, serial #199. It has obviously been gigged by the previous owner, but it's in perfect working condition. It will be on ebay Nov 30, 2014.
Any of the Moogerfooger pedals is great with all sorts of instruments or musical toys. Some of my favorite instruments to use this pedal with have been bass, an old original Moog Minimoog, and even my alto saxophone, not to mention things like the Casio SK-1. An old digital synthesizer through this or any old filter pedal has a substantially different sound. One thing I have not seen mentioned much is that one Moogerfooger is interesting and sometimes a unique effect, however, when you have two or three of the Moogerfoogers, you can plug some of their connections into each other and expand the possibilities quite a bit. Having two Moogerfoogers and plugging them into each other is similar to having three Moogerfoogers. Having three of them is like having four or five.
This is a demo I recorded of what is possible once you plug multiple Moogerfooger pedals into each other: <a href="http://v8media.com/moogerfooger-modular-patch/" rel="nofollow">v8media.com/moogerfooger-modular-patch/</a>, although I honestly can't remember if this particular pedal was involved.
I'm creating some sound for a really cool conference taking place in the UK on June 16th. It is called Interesting 2007 and will feature all sorts of off the wall speakers. I can't make the event but I am creating sonic branding and some other sound elements. This shot shows a punch hole card for a music box. I wondered what it would sound like if I spelt out 'Interesting 2007' and fed it into the music box. I guessed it would be pretty discordant and I was mostly right. There are some nice moments and I have used these to create a imaginary sound space. When it is ready I will post a link. In the mean time find out more about the conference here - russelldavies.typepad.com/planning/interesting2007/index....
I'm selling off my Moog Moogerfooger MF-105 MuRF, serial #199. It has obviously been gigged by the previous owner, but it's in perfect working condition. It will be on ebay Nov 30, 2014.
Any of the Moogerfooger pedals is great with all sorts of instruments or musical toys. Some of my favorite instruments to use this pedal with have been bass, an old original Moog Minimoog, and even my alto saxophone, not to mention things like the Casio SK-1. An old digital synthesizer through this or any old filter pedal has a substantially different sound. One thing I have not seen mentioned much is that one Moogerfooger is interesting and sometimes a unique effect, however, when you have two or three of the Moogerfoogers, you can plug some of their connections into each other and expand the possibilities quite a bit. Having two Moogerfoogers and plugging them into each other is similar to having three Moogerfoogers. Having three of them is like having four or five.
This is a demo I recorded of what is possible once you plug multiple Moogerfooger pedals into each other: <a href="http://v8media.com/moogerfooger-modular-patch/" rel="nofollow">v8media.com/moogerfooger-modular-patch/</a>, although I honestly can't remember if this particular pedal was involved.