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Dfam

Dfam

Regular price 620 €VAT incl.
0,90 € Ecotax included
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The Percussive Member of the Mother-32 Family

Part of the "Mother-32" lineage, the Moog DFAM ("Drummer From Another Mother") embodies the brand's percussive vision of semi-modular analog synthesis. Designed as a creative companion, it extends the tactile and immediate approach of the Mother-32 while focusing on rhythmic textures and bass pulses, featuring Moog's build quality and signature sound.

For Which Musicians and Styles?

Ideal for beatmakers, sound designers, and synthesists from beginner to expert levels, the DFAM excels in techno, electro, IDM, ambient, synthwave, and experimental music. Compact and robust, it adapts to both studio and stage use, whether played solo, chained with multiple DFAM/Mother-32 units, or integrated into a Eurorack modular system for evolving performances.

Technical specifications

ArpeggiatorNoSemi-modularYes
SamplerNoSynthesis typeAnalog, Subtractive
Max polyphony1VocoderNo
Velocity sensitiveNoCategoryAnalog synth
MPE compatibleNoInputsAudio in, CV in, Gate in, Sync In, Trig in
Width in HP60OutputsHeadset, Stereo jack, CV out, Trig out
Number of oscillators2
Oscillators2 analog, square and triangle waveformsLine output6.3 mm jack
Noise generatorwhiteHeadphone output6.3 mm jack
Filter4-pole transistor Ladder filter, low-pass/high-pass modes, 20 Hz - 20 kHz rangeExternal audio inputvia patchbay, processed through the filter
Envelopes3 dedicated analog envelopesEurorack format60 HP x 26 mm
Architecturemonophonic, semi-modularIncludedexternal power supply and Moog patch cable set
Sequenceranalog, 8 stepsDimensions319 x 107 x 133 mm
Dedicated controlsTempo, Run/Stop, Advance/Clock via patchbayWeight1.59 kg
Patchbayintegrated, 24 x 3.5 mm mini-jacks

Customer reviews

What customers say

Summarized and selected by AI from recent customer reviews

Customers praised this semi-modular synthesizer for its versatility and sound quality. Reviews highlight its "well-designed manual" and ease of use. While the price point was noted, shoppers found it to be an excellent product. Some mentioned the 8-step sequencer limitation, though many found it practical for ease of manipulation.

Review highlights

  • “Very satisfied with my purchase, love the semi-modular”
  • “Very good product despite the price”
  • “Well-designed manual guides you step by step”

Based on 5 reviews

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  1. Paul L.

    A very nice little monster to handle (+1 for the super well-designed manual that guides you step by step in a sequence to understand the impact of each element on the sound that comes out of the machine), I regretted at the beginning the limit of 8 steps but in use, we would have lost ease of handling by going up to 16.

    It sounds, spits, it beats, but it's never unpleasant and you can even get pretty ethereal and soft bells if you know how to talk to it. Note that in a semi-modular configuration, a CV quantizer will get along very well with the DFAM by transforming the continuous knobs into different scales and will open up more melodic possibilities.

    In any case, as was said: it's not really a drum machine, nor is it a classic synth, but a very interesting in-between that will bring something totally new to your setup.

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  2. Leverger P.

    A very nice little monster to handle (+1 for the super well-designed manual that guides you step by step in a sequence to understand the impact of each element on the sound that comes out of the machine), I regretted at the beginning the limit of 8 steps but in use, we would have lost ease of handling by going up to 16. It sounds, spits, it beats, but it's never unpleasant and you can even get pretty ethereal and soft bells if you know how to talk to it. Note that in a semi-modular configuration, a CV quantizer will get along very well with the DFAM by transforming the continuous knobs into different scales and will open up more melodic possibilities. In any case, as was said: it's not really a drum machine, nor is it a classic synth, but a very interesting in-between that will bring something totally new to your setup.

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  3. Rémy

    I am very happy with my Moog DFAM purchase I love the semi-modular

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  4. jean p.c.

    Nothing to say very good product despite the price

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  5. client

    Nothing to say very good product despite the price

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