forget what I asked. I got my answer from the good ol’ manual.

DWBH - 16 April 2010 02:35 PM

forget what I asked. I got my answer from the good ol’ manual.

Well, don’t leave us in suspense…

Yes, it accepts CV inputs (0 to 5v)

Hi people,I’m again in front of an important choice and again I really need of your suggestions:the Frequency Analyzer or the Ring Thing? During the last times,I’ve been able to listen to the magical sound of the FA and I really love it!from the classical bells sounds to the exotic sounds,all great!I was going on the music shop when…
...the RING THING has been released and this turn me really in the dumps: has the RT all the same features of the FA?Could the RT be considered the evolution of the FA? without loosing the personality of its predecessor?

help me in the righ choice
thanks alot to everyone

I love the Frequency Analyzer, I’ll never get rid of mine.  It’s great for modding too.

That said, the Ring Thing does look awesome.

Here is a Ring Thing setting that is very close to the original Frequency Analyzer.
The blend, fine and coarse knobs work like the original.
Bill

inmemoryofthom - 14 January 2010 09:37 PM

tubezipper - 14 January 2010 06:47 PM

Rick Stevenson (EHX Staff) - 14 January 2010 03:30 PM

Rick Stevenson from Electro-Harmonix writing to tell you that The Ring Thing is amazingly varied with a serious range in creating musical efx to some of the coolest atonal sounds you could every want.

Anyone who is thinking of or looking for a ring modulator need look no further. The program storage is a huge huge plus.

Expression pedal control is so cool. Sending the signal out between two outputs is amazing.

I have watched this pedal develop into one amazing instrument. Try it out !

Better than the Moog Ring Mod?  if so, i’m Sold

agreed.

Me to…