Lab:One Recordings - Using THOR as a custom RING MODULATOR (video 1 of 2)

This tutorial goes into setting up the basic Combinator preset using THOR and a couple of Subtractors (1 as a Modulator, 1 as a sound signal), and touches on what Ring Modulation is. Also involves some 'behind the rack' wiring, simple enough to follow, and explanation of each step is provided. Follow up video will include how to use your own waveforms / samples as ring modulation sources. The mighty power of THOR allows you to convert audio signal into modulation data, and this video also shows you how to set this up - using analog hardware theories & methods, all in the digital realm. Example images of what the signal is doing also added in, to help you guys see what you are hearing - enjoy

Please also note that there will be discrete latency within the software itself, this is purely down to the processing power of the synths inside Reason / Record, which isn't necessarily a bad thing, give you a bit more analog feel again (would be a larger latency in the real world)

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• THOR
• REASON
• SUBTRACTOR
• RING
• MODULATOR
• AUDIO
• CV
• MODULAR

[lab1recordings]

Thanks mate glad you like the video. Will expandon this in next vid, using your own samples / input to create custom ring mod waveforms

[jmlouie]

Those notes you use are really helpful. Your tutorial style is very good. I feel like I can follow and learn well. Keep it up.

[TOMMYSTYLESPRODUCER]

really great tips and very clear. looking forward to the next one. gr8 track at start too. cheers