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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.

VCA

  • Switchable characteristic between linear and exponential
  • Audio and CV signals can thus be optimally processed
  • Width: 8 HP
  • Depth: 50 mm
  • Power requirements: +30 mA (+12 V)/-30 mA (-12 V)
  • Available since August 2008
  • Item number 216459
  • Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
  • Width 8 TE / HP
  • exponential Yes
  • linear Yes
1.190 kr
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More of what you need with less of what you don't
Zoë 02.06.2013
As far as I'm concerned, this should be the "default" VCA module for the Doepfer. As there are two VCAs in this single module, you can use them in serial, so one of them can be controlled by the ADSR, and the other by (for instance) the note velocity. You can't do this with the regular A-131 as its CV inputs are in effect added together, whereas this in effect multiplies them. So even though the tradeoff is that it's less featureful in order to have two VCAs in one module, in practice, I find it to be a more useful result.

Of course, you can instead use them independently, so patches which don't require velocity sensitivity can use that second VCA in other interesting ways, whether it's attenuating a control voltage in linear mode or an audio signal in exponential mode.

If you only find yourself using half of your A-131's features, yet needing a second, I'd recommend doing what I did: sell it and buy this instead.
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Good VCA
audiostefan 21.11.2020
Very useful offset knobs, lin/log switch. Just good VCA!
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DVCA makes my day!
Wayne M. 03.09.2013
The A-132-3 is twin linear and exponential VCA. Crossing over from linear (CV signals) to exponential (audio signals) couldn't be simpler - just flick the lin./exp. switch and it's done. A great VCA combo. I think I'll buy another one!
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Great VCA
Grent 20.06.2013
This is a solid VCA! For me it is extremely responsive and can be very snappy if controlled by a sharp envelope. It is handy being able to switch between a linear and exponential response meaning it is great for both control and audio voltages. Unlike some more recently released VCAs, this one has enough room for tweaking, and attenuators for both input and CV.

This is a module which on the outside seems quite boring, but in practice will find it's way into every patch. There is a popular saying in the modular synth world: "You can never have enough VCAs!", I certainly could never have enough of these!
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