Live's Erosion effect in Reason?

[fceramic]

This is probably the only effect I truly miss after switching from Reason.
Here's what the manual says about Erosion:
The Erosion effect degrades the input signal by modulating a short delay with altered noise or a sine wave. This adds noisy artifacts or aliasing/downsampling-like distortions that sound very digital.

It's such a brilliant effect for ditying up the signal or adding high frequencies. Any idea if this is possibly to build in Reason including any REs?
I bought the RM-1 in hopes it could do something similar, but it's not quite the same.

Would be a great idea for a RE!

[orthodox]

Have you tried to build it in Thor?
I'm not sure if I understand it correctly, but you can modulate Chorus Delay with one of the Oscs.

[eusti]

Have you tried to build it in Thor?
I'm not sure if I understand it correctly, but you can modulate Chorus Delay with one of the Oscs.

I was thinking Thor as well... Most likely with outside distortion... You probably could build that, Orthodox, no?

D.

[odarmonix]

I'm not familiar at all with Live's Erosion effect TBH, but as said above Thor could be worth a try ... except I'd rather try applying FM to the comb filter instead of using the chorus.

[orthodox]

Completely forgot about the comb filter...
Built with CF-101:

[fceramic]

Here's a demonstration of what it does.

[fceramic]

Completely forgot about the comb filter...
Built with CF-101:

CV is way too slow for audio rate modulation like this. You'll need to use an audio signal or built-in modulation source.

[odarmonix]

Here's my own attempt with Thor's comb filter, added some extra features to make up for possible lack of accuracy : https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/728 ... ockoff.cmb

[fceramic]

The closest I get is using Pulveriser and it's actually pretty close. Use the Comb filter and the random or sine waveform as modulation. I put the filter before the squash section so I could add some nice compression and further dirt to the modulated signal. Thor should work similarly and gives you more options for modulation filtering.

[orthodox]

CV is way too slow for audio rate modulation like this. You'll need to use an audio signal or built-in modulation source.

Ok, here's another variant, now with Pulverizer, the only stock device to use audio rate modulation.

[eusti]

Cool stuff. Looking forward to check those out! Thx.

D.