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

Up to and including 31-12-2026, when you purchase this product, you will receive a free Full-version licence:

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.

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  • Variable stereo band isolator
  • 3 Frequency bands (low, mid, high), each with volume fader and CV input
  • Mid band with adjustable bandwidth and frequency: 160 - 10,000 Hz
  • CV inputs for bandwidth and frequency of the mid band
  • Stereo input
  • Stereo sum output
  • Stereo output per frequency band
  • Current consumption: 100 mA (+12 V) / 100 mA (-12 V)
  • Width: 10 HP
  • katalógusunkba bekerült: November 2020
  • Termékszám 505959
  • mennyiségi egység 1 darab
  • Width 10 TE / HP
  • Misc. Effects Yes
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Not just an eq
skinpop 05.12.2022
Here's an idea for something you can do with Katowice:
Take two waveforms out from your oscillator, perhaps a SAW into Left and a SQUARE into the Right input. Next take the Low Left output and the Mid Right output and sum them together in a mixer. Voila, you've basically spliced together the frequency spectrum of a saw and a square at the frequency point of your liking. Maybe use a slightly detuned oscillator for the second input while modulating the mid cutoff and you'll start getting all kinds of weird spectral effects.

And this is just one of many non-obvious but super interesting patches you can do with Katowice. This is a module that rewards creative patching!

I don't have anything bad to say about this module, except that I would have preferred a larger module with attenuators for the frequency and width cv inputs.
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