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#X text 34 30 Ring Modulation (RM):;
#X text 400 119 Another technical detail is that when the modulating
signal is negative \, then the polarity of the carrier signal is inverted!
, f 41;
#X text 35 55 Ring Modulation is a specific type of Amplitude Modulation
where both signals are unipolar and have no DC-Offset! In this case
both oscillators vary from -1 to 1 \, and there's no actual difference
between a carrier and a modulator signal., f 46;
#X text 398 55 Nevertheless \, it is common that the carrier signal
is any kind of audio signal \, such as an instrument \, and the modulator
signal is an oscillator., f 44;
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