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Ring Modulators
Ello
I am looking for some suggestions for ring modulators(freeware?), I've been reading about them and since I read that they are one of the main things the voice of Daleks I got to thinking about what one would do to some of the more mid range frequencies in a track - toms, synths etc.
Any ideas folks? I am hoping that some one uses a particular one and are happy with and could point me in the right direction...
Thanks
I am looking for some suggestions for ring modulators(freeware?), I've been reading about them and since I read that they are one of the main things the voice of Daleks I got to thinking about what one would do to some of the more mid range frequencies in a track - toms, synths etc.
Any ideas folks? I am hoping that some one uses a particular one and are happy with and could point me in the right direction...
Thanks
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Anyone?
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Renoise has a built in ringmod. It's really nice for making hard metallic crunchy snares.
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You could always try Mring Modulator from futures 'portable freeware studio'. Haven't really used it tho, so can't really comment on its performance.
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I've played with it, and it's given me at least one headache.Project EX wrote:You could always try Mring Modulator from futures 'portable freeware studio'. Haven't really used it tho, so can't really comment on its performance.

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frank grimes jr. wrote:I've played with it, and it's given me at least one headache.Project EX wrote:You could always try Mring Modulator from futures 'portable freeware studio'. Haven't really used it tho, so can't really comment on its performance.
lol.
try "ring thing" by...de la mancha???
there was another one called nsp or nsf ring modulation, but it pisses me off.
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What exactly do you want to ring modulate?
Most synths and samplers have this ability built in.
Most synths and samplers have this ability built in.
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Cubase has a wicked ring mod built in.nowaysj wrote:What exactly do you want to ring modulate?
Most synths and samplers have this ability built in.
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I always think of ring modulation as a something wierd from a geeky porn
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Mringmodulator is dope cuz of its features. Custom automatable modulation shapes, not just sine waves!
The GUI may well give some people a headache, but ring modulation as an effect gives me more of a headache (think midrange plop and all that biznuzz)...
The freeware ring mod contained in the last version of the protable freeware pack was Novaflash RSP10 ring modulator.
This link may help you... ---> http://www.audiomastermind.com/browse-r ... 004-1.html
Maybe also search the KVR plugins database and gersic.com/plugins for ringmodulators?
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The GUI may well give some people a headache, but ring modulation as an effect gives me more of a headache (think midrange plop and all that biznuzz)...
The freeware ring mod contained in the last version of the protable freeware pack was Novaflash RSP10 ring modulator.
This link may help you... ---> http://www.audiomastermind.com/browse-r ... 004-1.html
Maybe also search the KVR plugins database and gersic.com/plugins for ringmodulators?
Peace
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Ring modulation makes kickass wobbles.
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Don't get me wrong, the VST is great, I just utterly suck at using it.futures_untold wrote:Mringmodulator is dope cuz of its features. Custom automatable modulation shapes, not just sine waves!
The GUI may well give some people a headache, but ring modulation as an effect gives me more of a headache (think midrange plop and all that biznuzz)...
The freeware ring mod contained in the last version of the protable freeware pack was Novaflash RSP10 ring modulator.
This link may help you... ---> http://www.audiomastermind.com/browse-r ... 004-1.html
Maybe also search the KVR plugins database and gersic.com/plugins for ringmodulators?
Peace

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mmmm hell yedjelements wrote:Renoise has a built in ringmod. It's really nice for making hard metallic crunchy snares.
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Thanks for the help 
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shig wrote:I always think of ring modulation as a something wierd from a geeky porn
ewww she's performing ring "modulation" on him
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okay, actual lol re the ring modulation geekery.
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