Best Intellijel Designs Ringmod 1U Alternatives

We found 4 alternatives to Intellijel Designs Ringmod 1U based on experts and consumers reviews.

Doepfer A-134-1 Vc Pan MKII

Doepfer A-134-1 Vc Pan MKII

Based on 3 reviews

I purchased this primarily to automate movement around the stereo field, which is does brilliantly. It also works well as a dual VCA, albeit one that can't be modulated by an external input at the only CV control relates to the stereo pan position and not the volume. It's perhaps worth noticing that you would need both Level dials set at the same level to get the best effect, even if there is only one input being used as these refer to the output level and not the input. This would be a great way to automate an oscillator's output to two different filters, automatically crossfading between the two. I can see more than one of these having a home in my rack.

Erica Synths Pico Ring

Erica Synths Pico Ring

Based on 1 reviews

Erica Synths Pico modules give you a lot in a small space for a nice price, and the Pico Ring is no exception. This module contains an internal sine wave oscillator, which is its default modulation source. Most ring modules in this range don't come with an internal oscillator - you usually have to sacrifice one of your oscillators - so really it's like two modules in one. You can always use other signals as a modulation source, and attenuate them as well. A great addition to any modular system.

Doepfer A-134-2 Dual Vc Crossfader

Doepfer A-134-2 Dual Vc Crossfader

Based on 5 reviews

I was looking for a straight forward crossfader and that's exactly what I got. This is what I love about small Doepfer modules, when patching gets complicated, the clear functionality helps. This module works for both audio and CV signals, allowing for endless modulation possibilities. The only 'hidden' feature is the jumper on the back which determines if the CV input either fully or partially closes the VCA. I mostly use symmetrical mode for slowly shifting between oscillator tones for drones.

Doepfer A-114

Doepfer A-114

Based on 7 reviews

It's not flashy, it's not beautiful - but is, as is usual for doepfer, a robust good quality build and darned useful little module. Clean sound, no bells and whistles - unless you are making bell and whistle sounds of course, in which case it excels XD Ideas for uses; The obvious scifi sounds, feed it detuned or pitch modulated sine oscs and lots of reverb (maybe a199 spring verb). Split an osc signal with a mult and waveshape and frequency shift one copy and ringmod the two together (beefy sounds here!).

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