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Hmmm...

From the original Analog Industries archive. Some links and images from that era no longer resolve.

Okay, I’m working on Analog Rack V2, which will replace my (now gone) Blacet modular in stage performances for knob twiddling and stuff. I decided to build it around Moogerfoogers, because they have nice big knobs. I’m using one of those SKB flip-up 12-space things that all the Serge folks use, because it is convenient for my purposes. (Like so.)

I’ve only just started building, and I’ve reached an impasse of sorts. I’ve got the Moogerfooger LPF of course, and I got the ring mod. The rack unit that Moog sells (and which I just received today from Analogue Haven) holds three of the little fuckers. The question is: which one do I get for the third slot? The choices are MURF, phaser, and analog delay. That should be an easy choice, except the delay costs twice as much as the other two, and live I’ll almost certainly be using Dubstation for all my delay needs. So, I’m really thinking either MURF or the phaser.

Any particular reason I should get the phaser instead of the MURF? I can’t think of one off the top of my head, but there’s a lot of people reading this blog that own one or both of these pedals, and who might have some insight in to why one is more appropo than the other.

To satisfy the obvious curiosity, the other things the rack will have are fuzz, distortion, compressor (all handmade by me), a CP251, a small mixer/router, and AES->analog->AES. I _may_ add a MIDI->CV convertor so I can give the pedals some presets, but I haven’t decided for sure about that yet.

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