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I mean, Logan 5s are really simple and cheap, and it's a good primer on ring moddery. I see it as a good first toe in the pool of ring mod. Or, you could just jump in and get a RR or a Moog.

yeah, im going to look into the logan five a bit more. seems like a cool pedal especially for such a low count part

this is the exact sound im going for, but ive never heard of this, anyone?

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBIT7v6CxBQ[/youtube]

That demo is sweet. I've been wanting a ring mod too. Likely I'll but the way huge one.

Teej212 wrote:yeah, im going to look into the logan five a bit more. seems like a cool pedal especially for such a low count part

this is the exact sound im going for, but ive never heard of this, anyone?

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBIT7v6CxBQ[/youtube]

Steven Wright plays a Rind Mod?!

Scott Monk/Montreal Assembly has a bunch of Craig Anderton Ring Mod PCBs that he's trying to get rid of for PCB trades or for cheap. I made one and it pretty much sounds exactly the same as the one in the video posting except the clean signal is not blended in. I like that. The ones Scott has are really great because they have an effects loop. I have been blending in weird delays and fuzz and have been coming up with some really sick sounds. The Logan 5 looks really good, as well. Nice cheap little kit. I just got an order from caps n such/culturejam. It came really quick and the prices were great. I shoulda ordered a Logan 5 board, as well.

Don't think it. Know it.

Not sure what kind he uses but he's definitely flipping a ring mod on and off for the solo in I'm Mad by The Dead Weather.

Sounds fucking sick.

Teej212 wrote:are there any you can recommend for someone whos not sure that they want one? i never really thought they were for me, but i kinda want to give a very simple one a shot.

RING STINGERRRRRR!!!!!!!

Teej212 wrote:so you know the sound that you get when you push an analog delay past its longest time setting, those really really lofi repeats? if i understand correctly, ring mods kinda sound like that when they are on very subtle settings.

That's exactly how I have my Moog set! I'm not much of a ring mod kind of guy, but I did get a little giddy when I dialed in the setting. I have the mix down, and the frequency set low. Makes my toanz a bit more growly, especially running it into an od. Come to think of it, it sounds just like a Dumble!

For someone who doesn't like ring mod, I sure do want a bunch of 'em.... R'sRevenge, Ringthang, RingStinger, Heliotrope (close enough), Ringworm, etc.

ok so now i really want a moogerfooger ring mod....

alright... i have bought a moog ring mod.... any ideas for where to put it in my sequence? pre fuzz? post fuzz? pre delay?

Gozu wrote:alright... i have bought a moog ring mod.... any ideas for where to put it in my sequence? pre fuzz? post fuzz? pre delay?

Congrats! I still want a Moog...
Try a bit: Front and After fuzz is cool for me. Before reverb and Delay is a must.

awesome! it was a bit spur of the moment....

will probably go post mastotron but pre twosome... will need to try it in the chk chk boom loop

I have mine 3rd in chain... Tuner (which doesn't count) -> Whetstone -> Moog Ring Mod. Then I have all my dirt. I find that if I want an effect to be subtle I usually run it pre fuzz/od.

Also, chorus interacts with ring mod in a real cool way. I'm using a 2 knob EHX Small Clone clone, and it loves playing with the Moog.

suite.... i cant wait for this thing to show up

still haven't spent any birthday cash, and you guys are really tempting me with this whole moog ring thing... I was thinking about either buying a new amp, only a ring stinger, or about 3 or 4 less expensive pedals. now i think i'm gonna hit the latter of my 3 options

yeah the videos of the moog really sold me, it looks crazy versatile. also with all the expression inputs and the like it looks like i can get into some silly situations with it