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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.

Submodule For The CGM Creative Mixer System

  • Managing and summing a group of up to eight connected Mono or Stereo channels
  • Controls for two stereo effect returns and a group volume
  • Mute and PFL buttons
  • Solo-In-Place switch
  • Stereo Group Output
  • 2 x Mono effect send
  • 2 x Stereo effect return
  • CV Inputs for effect return level
  • Power consumption: 60 mA (+12 V) / 60 mA (-12 V)
  • Width: 6 TE
  • Depth: 38mm
  • Tillgänglig sedan April 2018
  • Artikelnummer 436153
  • försäljningsenhet 1 Styck
  • Modul Type Stereo
  • Width 6 TE / HP
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with other cgm modules u get all u need for mixing duties,With cv everywhere...just sayin one thing-mixer with vcas is an instrument itself, for me it was next level Step
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