All Moog plugins on Plugin Boutique are currently reduced, with 67% percent off Moogerfooger effectsPlugin Boutique has reduced its full catalogue of Moog plugins, with 67 percent off all of its Moogerfooger effects plugins.
There are currently eight individual Moogerfooger effects reduced, but you can also get your hands on the Moog Mariana bass synth for just £35, or save on three different bundle deals: a complete bundle of all eight for £133, or two ‘build your own’ bundles offering a selection of four (£79) or two plugins (£49).
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The full Moogerfooger plugin lineup consists of the MF-101S lowpass filter, MF-102S ring modulator, MF-103S 12-stage phaser, MF-104S analogue delay, MF-105S MuRF, MF-107S Freqbox, MF-108S Clusterflux, and the MF-109S Saturator. These plugins emulate its range of its classic analogue effects pedals, first introduced by Bob Moog in 1999 and discontinued in 2018.

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The plugins were unveiled back in 2022, and Moog said at their launch: “The Moogerfooger S-series plugins have been lovingly recreated to impart the same lush, distinctive tones of the original analogue circuits and can now be used in DAW-based environments. Great for audio engineers, guitarists, sound designers, synthesists, [and] composers — the ultimate creative and versatile tool.”

In other Moog news, the Bob Moog Foundation has announced a fundraising raffle for a Minimoog Voyager XL, which has been signed by musician and tech innovator Thomas Dolby. It’s in excellent physical and technical condition, and is valued at $7,500.
All you need to do is buy a ticket for your chance to win, and all proceeds will benefit the three core projects of the Bob Moog Foundation: Dr. Bob’s SoundSchool, the Bob Moog Foundation Archives, and the Moogseum.
To view the full range of Moog plugin deals, head over to Plugin Boutique.
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