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Resonator
http://mutable-instruments.net/modules/rings
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Used Mutable Instruments Rings in great condition.Rings, from Mutable Instruments, is compact Modal Synthesis alternative to their monstrous Elements module, providing just the resonator section without the noise generator. It provides three different resonator algorithms, the Modal resonator (from Elements), a Sympathetic Strings mode (that uses a collection of Comb Filters), and a String with non-linearity/dispersion. The controls on Rings are similar to Elements, but have been slightly reorganized. Structure decides the resonating characteristic, with Frequency controlling the main resonance. Brightness is a filter for removing high harmonics, and Damping decides the ""amount"" of resonance.Any signal can be fed into the resonator, including envelope clicks, trigger signals, noise bursts, even tonal sounds. It also contains a special ""polyphonic mode"", where four notes can ring together at the same time. Although it is not truly polyphonic, it adds density and chordal characters to the sounds output. For those wanting the functions of Elements without the losing HP real-estate, Rings is exactly the solution.RINGS FEATURESThree Resonator Models!Modal Resonator (as used in Elements)Sympathetic Strings (Stack of Comb Filters)String with non-linearity/dispersion (comb filter with multimode filter and non-linearities in the loop)Pseudo-polyphony of up to 4 notes. Each new note is played on its own virtual string, while the previously played note(s) still decay.Main frequency quantized in semitonesStructure Control changes the response of the resonatorBrightness Control specifies the brightness and richness of the spectrumDamping controls the damping rate of the sound, from 100ms to 10sPosition specifies at which point the structure is excited
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