Moog Music Recording Equipment MF-105 Manual Do Utilizador

The rows going from bottom to top are the individual filters. 

     Return to the basic setting shown in figure 2, which features 

pattern 2.  As you play your instrument through the MuRF, pay 

attention to the sound of the effect and how it corresponds to figure 

10. You should hear the Animation “stair-stepping” through the 

filters. Turn the RATE control up and down and notice how the 

pattern speeds up and slows down.

   Now it’s time to explore the ENVELOPE Control - one of the 

most powerful parts of the MuRF. 

1) With the ENVELOPE Control set at 2, you should hear each of 

the filters with a sharp attack and a decay that fades out smoothly 

but quickly. 

2) Turn the ENVELOPE control to 0 as you play through the 

MuRF. The effect sounds much more choppy - the decay time has 

been decreased. 

3) Now turn the ENVELOPE control up to 5. The effect now 

sounds smooth - the attack is the same time as the decay - like a 

tremolo effect. 

4) Turn the ENVELOPE control to 6. The effect becomes swirly 

arranged in two banks of 12.  

An easy way to understand 

the Animation is to look at a 

simple pattern displayed on 

a grid.

     Figure 10 shows a 

graphic representation of 

pattern 2 in Bank A. The 

columns going left to right 

are the steps of the pattern.