Rings of Saturn Multi-FX Ring Modulator VST audio plugin

RINGS OF SATURN

MultI-fx ring modulator (AU/VST3)

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Hear the plugin deliver a Lo-fi warmth to a wide range of instruments and styles.

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the All-in-one plugin for

retro, spacey sound design

Creative ring modulation that lets you crush, modulate, and widen any audio source

Designed with listening in mind - intuitive GUI with six spacey effects to bring 20th-century Sci-fi to your modern tracks

use to add everything from smooth chorusing to piercing downsampling tones

Tutorial

  • Rings of Saturn features 3 ring modulation rings and 3 ‘xy’ effects for additional spectral chaos

    rings

    3 voices of classic ring modulation effect

    Drag rings around Saturn to manipulate ring modulation frequency

    SATURN

    Ring modulation effect amount (wet/dry)

    Drag planet circumference in to decrease and out to increase modulation effect

    ‘XY’ moonS

    CHORUS ~ Lush, spacey modulation

    X - chorusing

    Y - stereo spread

    tremolo ~ Add movement to your sounds

    x - RATE

    y - DEPTH

    distortion moon ~ crush and mangle your audio

    x - overdrive

    Y - downsampling

    die…

    Randomization controls

    We encourage you to shift your focus away from visual feedback & hear your way around Saturn’s space

  • Initially developed for telephone signal transmission, ring modulation found favor among avant-garde musicians looking to experiment with unconventional tones. the Moog modular synth in the 60s and guitar pedals in the 70s expanded '“ring mod’s” reach, shaping ambient, rock, and electronic music. Its unmistakable sound and enduring effect on classic TV and film cement ring mod as an essential tool for sound design and production.

    Cultural uses

    Music

    Brian Eno - See “AN ENDING (ASCENT)” from the album Apollo: Atmospheres and Soundtracks (1983)

    Pink Floyd - see “On the run” from the album Dark Side of the Moon (1973)

    flying lotus - SEE “massage situation” from Reset ep (2007)

    tv

    Dr. Who - voice of Daleks, Dr. Who’s nemesis

    stranger things - used in 80s-inspired, synth-heavy soundtrack

    twin peaks - 50/60s inspired retro sound design

    film

    Star Wars - lightsaber & x-wing sound design

    fantastic planet - see its soundtrack la planete sauvage by Alain Goraguer (1973)

    matrix - sentinel & digital electronics’ sound design

  • Current Version:

    1.0.0

    Plug-in Formats:

    VST3 and AU (64-bit only)

    System Requirements:

    Operating Systems: Mac OS X 10.12 or later; Windows 7 or later.

    An internet connection is required at the time of activation

    Apple Silicon Compatible

    iLok required (no physical USB necessary)

    Supported Sample Rates:

    Minimum: 44.1 kHz, Maximum: 192 kHz

    Supported Hosts:

    Live, Cubase, FL STUDIO, Logic, Studio One, Reaper, Bitwig, and most other DAWs.