*update* - will have two modes, clean and dirty....
*update* - released




Input is a stereo audio track; can modulate L*R or modulates the input with the integrated oscillator. Oscillator pitch can be set manually or by incoming MIDI notes.
Last edited by WOK on Fri Jun 15, 2012 9:20 am; edited 3 times in total

Since multiplying two band-limited signals doubles the band-width, one would normally assume that 2x oversampling would be sufficient. So, I'd like to ask a stupid question: are you modelling some non-ideal ring-modulator (eg actual diode ring or whatever) here, rather than normal ideal four-quadrant multiply?

I'd love someone to do a proper diode-ring emulation. Preferably a modulator/demodulator pair, like my MakeNoise ModDemod.

Same here. I got two ModDemods and I don't even have anything else eurorack.

x64?

Not yet available for Synthedit

My advanced present for World Music Day - download it here

Thanks a lot, Wok !

thank you WOK!

Thanks for the freebie, WOK.

Happy Music day in advance and have a good day

Maybe someone can post an audio demo here.... (don't have time )

Thanks for this.

Tomorrow when i come from the beach i will, i hope to remind it.
I specially liked the L/R signal feature.

Have a good day.

Here goes what i promised.
I made a basic/stupid electronic loop with free drum hits, and mixed the whole output with Ring-O.
I automated some parameters. Big fun, and good sound. To be honest the best ring modulator i used.

1 minute of audio.
WOK Ring-O Test

WOK, feel free to put it in the first post if you want.
I will do a couple more later using the L/R function..

Have a good day, guys

A hint for the MIDI mode of RING-O:
if you route the audio of a monophonic synth(-plugin) to RING-O and the MIDI of a track/keyboard to the synth + RING-O, you will have a synth with a ringmodulator. Detuning the oscillators of the synth or using glide (or pitch envelope) will give interesting effects.