Brazilian developers Amazing Machines has released a free Reaktor Block in the form of the AM106 Ring Modulator.
The snappily-named AM106 Ring Modulator aims to "take audio and CV mangling to a whole new level", with such features as dry/wet mix control, polarity flip switches and continuously variable x-axis curves.
The AM106 Ring Modulator is available for download on the Amazing Machines website now.
AM106 Ring Modulator features
- One Reaktor Block
- Continuously variable x-axis curve control (crossfades between exponential, linear and logarithmic curves)
- Polarity flip switches
- Bypass switch
- Dry/wet mix control
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