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Wow, that certainly looks great and seems really interesting. Who's gonna get one?

Not me. Adam just got the parts for my custom ring-a-ding-ding thing and I got a Monobius coming too. Outer rings would be WAY 2MUCHRIGHMOD4M3.

Olin likes ring mods. Maybe you can convince him to get one.

Chankgeez wrote:Wow, that certainly looks great and seems really interesting. Who's gonna get one?

I'm tempted. It's really well thought out and super cool but I usually don't end up using ring mod as much as I'd like.
Sad, I know <g>.

Plus, your wife would love me even more.

Sounds nice from that little clip, but I'd like to hear a longer demo of it.

I don't see what's never been done before. Looks nice enough. (Kinda sounded PLL/comparator-y like the motormatic for that clip).

Chankgeez wrote:Plus, your wife would love me even more.

Sounds nice from that little clip, but I'd like to hear a longer demo of it.

It's a good thing you don't live close by. I'm not sure you'd be let in the house! <g>

Giving credit where credit is due...Adventure Audio is A + on graphics and colors.

That thing looks and sounds gnarly! I would like to hear more but I'd definitely interested in picking one up down the line.

They definitely should've named it "Stranger Rings" or "Harmonic Energy Math".

Should also get Xzibit to pitch it:

"Yo, dawg, we heard you like oscillating ring modulation. So, we added a modulating oscillator to your modulating oscillator so you can oscillate the modulation while you oscillate the modulation!"

Novel topology or not, I'd still like to hear more of it.

I lust for this device..

I certainly agree that their graphics are top notch and that belt of toggles and CV looks pretty tasty as well. I'd like a longer demo too.

Chankgeez wrote:Wow, that certainly looks great and seems really interesting. Who's gonna get one?

I ordered one. Looks gnarly as fuck. I use ring mod more than any other effect. STOOOOOOOOOKED.

Looking forward to hearing your take on it.

Labia majora anyone?

Yes. The more the better.

lordgalvar wrote:I don't see what's never been done before. Looks nice enough. (Kinda sounded PLL/comparator-y like the motormatic for that clip).

Sounds like a CMOS implementation to me, I would venture a guess that the new territory may involve switching the channels at signal speed with a 4066 or similar approach. Would love to hear some clean blend out of it.

$harkToootth wrote:and I got a Monobius coming too.

I still need to drill some more holes for the experimental switches, but it's starting to look pretty: