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=Ring Modulator as an Octaver effect= | =Ring Modulator as an Octaver effect= | ||
* The Ring Modulator works great as an octaver, adding a low octave. Enable the TRACKING parameter, set FREQ at 500 Hz, and turn down HI CUT to 500 Hz or lower. | * The Ring Modulator works great as an octaver, adding a low octave. Enable the TRACKING parameter, set FREQ at 500 Hz, and turn down HI CUT to 500 Hz or lower. | ||
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| + | =Ring Modulator as a Tremolo= | ||
| + | * You can configure the Ring Modulator to act as a tremolo, by turning down Frequency all the way. | ||
=Creating an "evil" Whammy effect= | =Creating an "evil" Whammy effect= | ||
Revision as of 19:06, 6 August 2016
Contents
Ring Modulator: supported by which Fractal Audio devices?
- Axe-Fx II: yes.
- AX8: yes.
- FX8: yes.
X/Y switching
- The Ring Modulator block doesn't support X/Y switching.
Ring Modulator as an Octaver effect
- The Ring Modulator works great as an octaver, adding a low octave. Enable the TRACKING parameter, set FREQ at 500 Hz, and turn down HI CUT to 500 Hz or lower.
Ring Modulator as a Tremolo
- You can configure the Ring Modulator to act as a tremolo, by turning down Frequency all the way.
Creating an "evil" Whammy effect
- For a cool effect: attach a pedal to the FREQ parameter. This turns the Ring Modulator into an "evil" Whammy.
