# Moog - DFAM Through the Labyrinth Wavefolder Case: **Moog 4-tier**. Each unit is used once. Source: original Jack labels from the DFAM User Guide and the Labyrinth Manual (Moog/inMusic). Signal path explained: [[Patches/Moog/Moog - DFAM Through the Labyrinth Wavefolder - SignalPath|SignalPath]] Incremental build: [[Patches/Moog/Moog - DFAM Through the Labyrinth Wavefolder - Build|Build]] ## Modules - Moog DFAM: drum source - Moog Labyrinth: wavefolder, VCAs and envelopes as an effect **Cable colors:** [[Cable Colors]] after [Learning Modular](https://learningmodular.com/choosing-patch-cables/): ⚪ Gray 1 V/oct · 🔵 Blue modulation · 🟡 Yellow audio · 🔴 Red gates/triggers · 🟢 Green clock/sync · ⚫ Black external ## Cables 1. 🟡 Yellow · DFAM VCA (out, −5 to +5 V) -> Labyrinth VCW IN (in, −5 to +5 V) 2. 🔴 Red · DFAM TRIGGER (out, 0 to 5 V, about 1 ms) -> Labyrinth TRIGGER (in). This fires EG1 and EG2 on every DFAM step. 3. 🔵 Blue · DFAM VELOCITY (out, 0 to 5 V) -> Labyrinth FOLD (in). This breaks the EG1 normal; the VCW EG1/CV AMT knob now scales the velocity CV. 4. ⚫ Black · Listen at the Labyrinth rear 1/4″ output, with DFAM's own output on a second mixer channel for a dry blend. ## Starting points - **Labyrinth:** - Sequencer stopped (RUN/STOP off), so only DFAM fires the envelopes. - ORDER on PARALLEL, BLEND fully toward VCW. - VCO LVL, MOD VCO LVL, NOISE LVL and RING MOD LVL all down, so only DFAM is heard. - VCW FOLD 11 o'clock, VCW BIAS 1 o'clock for asymmetric folding, VCW EG1/CV AMT 2 o'clock. - EG2 (VCA) DECAY 1 o'clock. - **DFAM:** toms and kicks. VCO 1 and VCO 2 FREQUENCY mid, VCO DECAY 11 o'clock, VCA DECAY 11 o'clock. Spread the VELOCITY 1–8 knobs wide; each one is now the fold depth for its step. - **Try next:** ORDER to VCW→VCF and BLEND toward VCF, to filter the folded drums. The manual doesn't say whether VCW IN overrides the mixer feed in that order. Check it by ear with the Labyrinth mixer levels down. ## What it should sound like DFAM toms and kicks folded into bright, clangy West-coast tones. Loud steps fold harder, and the Labyrinth envelopes chop each hit short. Blend in the dry DFAM to keep the punch.