Behringer Moogerfooger Lowpass Filter Clone

[HoorayForAnonyms]

I think the Behringer clones have been a little hit and miss lately but hopefully this one gets close to the original MF-101. 
 

 

 

[pantherairsoft]

Seems that tonally the phaser was a very accurate reproduction, and as others have already done a pretty solid job of replicating the tone in the 101, I think this one likely will be just as good.
 

Interested to hear user feedback, as I’m sure there are more than a couple of basschatters that will pick this up!

[Beer of the Bass]

I always thought it strange that the Moog original didn't include a downward/reverse option on the envelope follower, and the Behringer looks like it repeats that. What's the point if you can't get that "bowwwp!" sound? I don't think I ever use my envelope filter in the normal upwards setting, the quack irritates me quickly. 

This might just be my personal weird preoccupation...

[Quatschmacher]

30 minutes ago, Beer of the Bass said:

I always thought it strange that the Moog original didn't include a downward/reverse option on the envelope follower, and the Behringer looks like it repeats that. What's the point if you can't get that "bowwwp!" sound? I don't think I ever use my envelope filter in the normal upwards setting, the quack irritates me quickly. 

This might just be my personal weird preoccupation...

Yeah, that was one of the reasons I returned the new one I bought. You needed to buy the control processor just to get a down sweep.

 

PastFX do an excellent 101 clone in a normal-sized enclosure with solid build quality so I’m not as interested in this particular Behringer version, though I’m sure it’ll be good. 

[LukeFRC]

12 hours ago, Quatschmacher said:

Yeah, that was one of the reasons I returned the new one I bought. You needed to buy the control processor just to get a down sweep.

 

PastFX do an excellent 101 clone in a normal-sized enclosure with solid build quality so I’m not as interested in this particular Behringer version, though I’m sure it’ll be good. 

 

Oh hello!

 

Smaller and with master volume 

only one exp/cv in Jack which can be set for one of the 4 of the knobs.

 

behringer gives you midi, expression out and more cv ports - but is the size  of a small planet compared to the pastfx! It’s also a chunk cheaper. 

 

isn’t there a trick on the mf101 where you can rout the expression out into the cut off cv to make a down filter? 

Edited 7 hours ago by LukeFRC

[Quatschmacher]

5 hours ago, LukeFRC said:

isn’t there a trick on the mf101 where you can rout the expression out into the cut off cv to make a down filter? 

There’s no expression output on the pedal. You can take the signal from the “envelope out” port and run it through an inverter, which is what you needed the CP-251 control processor for.