Good quality and ahead of time for midi control
They actually made the first 2 by 2 USB in out box for DJ use years before serato and trackter
This was all in the 2000-2004 time. They made a cool dj mixer in 2012 with the same fx chip from the mo fx and then faded away. I think they started making some vsts now…I heard that they are impressive and unique…I own a warp factory vocoder and a mo-fx both are awesome and I highly recommend getting the repeater … it’s sorta like a kaoss pad with 4 sample banks with 50 minutes of sampling time combined with crazy looping and delaying fx
This was my stack maybe 10 years ago. Bought a rack and a patchbay just for them. It was like having a modular fx briefcase that you could just take anywhere and hook up to anything.
Occasionally I miss the hell out of them. Repeater is the best, but I really really liked MoFx too.
Yeah the used market is crazy and going up…I love my warp factory vocoder…it is a good tool for all genres of music and vocal readings…if anyone uses a daw… check out there new vst,s…they are modeled after all the hardware
I bought the Warp Factory in the late 90s, thing is I had no idea how to use a vocoder and hardly used it, I ended up selling it, I sold it for the same price I bought it for but I’d sure put it to good use today if I’d of kept it.
I’ve got the Filter Queen. Thing is vicious. Blew out some speakers at a New Years gig in Bisbee like 20 years ago and the queen is still going strong.
Warp factory is a crazy cool drone machine. The lag tho killed me - couldn’t catch the beginning of any vocal so I sold it. The mofx was just too goddamn nosy. Filter factory is gold.
When I used my mic it was always a condenser mic of quality shure headset and a vintage condenser mic that I think was a kick drum special shape and design…I wish I had the info
But I would use a preamp to the warp factory and use very low volume until the end and I would layer the recordings in all different ways with EQ and chorus all tweaked until I was happy… but I know that delay u talk about and with a good mic and also a 4 ft 60$ mic cable maybe I got lucky… still got the cord and work and looks brand new after 20yrs. Good mic cable is important and the shorter ones have a little bit better noticeable something going on…they use signal amps along those 200ft snakes in big venues
