Audio rate modulation.

[Vix]

Is there any audio rate modulation available in Zebra other than the FMOs?

Vix.

[Urs]

Not yet, but there will (FilterFM)

[Urs]

Wait, there's Ringmodultion, of course...

[kodama]

Yay FilterFM!

I would love Zebra to be more modular (inputs and oscs routable to pitch, phase, filt freq, wave form, etc...).

I was playing around with the idea of adding an actual modular to my setup, but they all kinda cramp my stlye.

Love the goofy sounds, but hate the process of most...

[Lagrange]

I never really understood what the hell Ringmodultion meant.. ohh its the analog circuit of diodes originally used to implement this effect took the shape of a ring.. Now that makes much more sense.. I think I will say that from now on instead of ring mod..

[gbles]

I was playing around with the idea of adding an actual modular to my setup, but they all kinda cramp my stlye.
Love the goofy sounds, but hate the process of most...

I was in a similar position, as I sometimes felt a little cramped with the hard-wired stuff I have, and had checked out Vaz (very cool, but would suck me into endless playing around with it. Never mind Reaktor....). I think at some point around then I heard Filterscape, heard that Urs was doing Z2 and thought hmmmm..... semi-modular prevents me from playing tech-geek too much and screwing around rather than trying to write something.

[groundhum]

I never really understood what the hell Ringmodultion meant.. ohh its the analog circuit of diodes originally used to implement this effect took the shape of a ring.. Now that makes much more sense.. I think I will say that from now on instead of ring mod..

Ring modulation is essentially amplitude modulation, which produces sum & difference of the components of the two input waves, but in RM the carrier is suppressed from the output. Mathematically, it's multiplication of the two inputs in the time domain.