video upload by Luke Million
"Ever wondered what a Jupiter-4 sounds like through a Ring Modulator and a Spring Reverb?
Well I did and made some cool, fun sounds ranging from subtle to outrageous.
The Roland Jupiter-4 is connected to a Warm Audio Ringer Bringer, an Echo Fix Spring Reverb and that passes through a Franklin Audio DI-20 before hitting my Universal Audio Apollo Twin.
This video is part of my Sunday Sessions Series where I create improvised Jams that will form the basis for future tracks."
This appears to be the first post to feature the Warm Audio Ringer Bringer. Some info below.
"REVIVING AN AVANT-GARDE PEDAL FOR MUSIC’S TRAILBLAZERS
From light Lo-Fi modulation all the way to the piercing sound of infinity ring-modulation, the Warm Audio RingerBringer accurately recreates the ultimate all-analog ring modulation effect used for experimental tones. Like the original, loved by artists like Jeff Beck, Radiohead, Omar Rodríguez-López, Trent Reznor, and many more, RingerBringer delivers the original distinct set of controls, extensive in/out options, and rich sonic textures to inspire boundless sonic experimentation.
DON’T JUST PLAY, CREATE
The ideal platform for the sonic tinkerer, RingerBringer inspires you to generate layered frequencies and harmonics, explore a wide range of sonic possibilities for guitar, bass, synthesizers & beyond, and design your own sounds from the ground up. Extensive controls including LFO, MOD, FREQ (FREQUENCY) & RATE open up sonic possibilities that range from subtle overdriven textures all the way to wobbling, warped leads soaked in texture and tone. RingerBringer is 100% analog and sports premium components including hand-selected op-amps and transistors. RingerBringer is no emulation or 'patch', instead it delivers true-to-spec performance of the boutique, analog original."
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