MOTM

Hey everybody,

Go check out Bigbriar.com and look at the CP-251 Mooger Fooger controller. 
It has a noise source, four input mixer, lfo, sample and hold, lag 
processor, 2 attenuators and multiple all in one small table-top module for 
about $300. It looks like a perfect interface for MOTM systems, I know it's 
gonna be good for mine! What do you all think and how could you guys use it 
if at all? Bummer no joystick on it, Hah Hah!!!

Thomas White

PS. Also check out the new Moog lead synth coming out in July. Crazy old 
wizard is back at it in full effect! When will we see the first Moog/MOTM 
combo designs if ever?
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In a message dated 2/23/2000 12:13:27 AM, djthomaswhite@... writes:

<< Go check out Bigbriar.com and look at the CP-251 Mooger Fooger controller. 
It has a noise source, four input mixer >>

I believe this is just a CV mixer.  Saw this at the NAMM show.  Looked like a 
nice way to integrate the Moogerfooger pedals, and certainly would work with 
other items, but not sure how much utility it really adds to an MOTM system 
as compared to spending the money on another module.

The new Moog synth was interesting too, although the only MIDI implementation 
was keyboard control.  I thought it would have been cute for a 
live-performance synth if they ditched the keyboard and made it a 
mini-modular system with patch points on the modules.  But it is still a 
normalized Minimoog-type signal flow layout.  Personally I would have hoped 
for something a little more exciting after over 30 years of experience!

Don't get me wrong, I think the Big Briar stuff is decent gear.  But it just 
doesn't hold up to MOTM product.  And what's with those retro-rocker switches?

Ok, mini-flame off....

Ivan