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Woody,

I think the better question is "what aren't people doing with their Noise
Rings"?  I've connected it to all of my modules in just about any
combination you can imagine.  Modulation source, tone source, clock, LFO,
VCO, noise source, random event generator, pinging my Klang Werk, sweeping
my filters and VCO's, and the list goes on and on and on.  It is probably
the most versatile module I own.  It is not only a work of art (I can stare
at the flashing LED's for hours)... but also a VERY usable module.  Every
single time I patch it in... something new comes out.  This module is
absolutely OUTSTANDING!

For those of you who don't have one yet... it is a MUST OWN module!  I can't
imagine my synth without it now.  If you liked the Blacet Dark Star Chaos...
this goes WAY beyond that.  This module is pure genius.  A work of art.  An
artists dream.  If you are after creativity... this is your tool.  Without
it... you are an artist without a brush.  With it... you not only have
brushes, but cans of spray paint and buckets of color to throw all over the
place!  Oh the sounds!  The CV generation possibilities.  As far as I
know... the list is endless!  Will anyone ever know everything that can be
accomplished with the Noise Ring?  I seriously doubt it.  Get one.  See for
yourself.

I know you know where to look... but read more about it:
http://www.wiard.com/1200/Noise_Ring.html

The description doesn't do it justice.  I'll never fully understand it.  But
I do know... I am VERY proud to own one... and can't wait to show it off to
everyone I know.

I also know... there aren't a lot left.  If you don't get one now... you ARE
going to miss out and then you'll be the one kicking yourself for the rest
of eternity.  Imagine... one of the most creative modules EVER created is
available (in limited numbers) and YOU don't get one.  You WILL be sorry.  I
promise you that.  Like I said... this is a MUST OWN MODULE!

- Brice
(Just a VERY satisfied customer who happens to already have a Wiard Noise
Ring!)



----- Original Message ----- 
From: "woodyy_wall" <woody_wall@hotmail.com>
To: <wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Friday, January 09, 2004 11:49 PM
Subject: [wiardgroup] Re: envelator...


> --- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "amthewalrus" <bob_aloha@h...>
> wrote:
> > So what does everyone use their noise rings for?  as a source of
> > modulation or as a tone source?  Anyone have any more sound file of
> > theirs in action?
>
> I find the noise ring useful as both a tone source and a modulation
> source--somtimes both at the same time. I've uploaded three sound
> clips to the files section. I kept the patches simple so the focus is
> on the noise ring itself.
>
> NR-ClkOut.mp3: Internal jumper on pins 1-2. Clock output into
> sound card. Control settings: Clock-1:00, Chance-12:00, Ext Rate-5:00,
> Change-swept from 5:00 to 7:00 over the course of the clip.
>
> NR-Filter.mp3: Blacet VCO VC Wave into NR Ext Rate. NR main output to
> ARP 2600 filter signal input. NR aux output modulates filter freq.
> Filter set to high Q so it rings on trasitions of the signal input.
> Control settings: Chance-12:00, Change-10:00, Clock-12:00, Ext.
> Rate-5:00.
>
> NR-Tri.mp3: Internal jumper on pins 2-3. Noise Ring main output to
> Blacet VCO 1V/Oct. VCO triangle into sound card. Control settings:
> Chance-10:00, Change-10:00, Ext Rate-5:00. Clock-swept from 5:00 to
> 7:00 over the course of the clip.
>
> Hope these descriptions are clear. Enjoy.
>
> Woody