Multiply and conquer
A ring modulator gets its name from the way the original analog schematic used a ring of diodes to multiply two signals together. Honestly the schematics is more of a square, but who cares when you can trash your sound beyond recognition in both pleasant and horrible ways?
The kHs Ring Mod uses either an internal sine/noise generator or a secondary input as the second signal in the modulation, and allows for versatile transformation of the modulating signal.
Parameters
Bias knob
Amount of positive bias to add to the secondary input.
Rectify knob
Amount of positive or negative rectification to apply to the modulator.
Mix knob
The dry/wet mix of this effect. A lower value will let some of the unmodified signal through.
Frequency knob
The base frequency of the internal oscillator or filter cutoff for the internal noise generator.
Spread knob
Shifts the frequency of the internal generator slightly for left and right channels to achieve a stereo effect.
Modulator
Selects the secondary input.
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