HetrickCV Phasor Reset
Duplicates an incoming phasor, but allows you to reset it independently of the input.
Sulamith Button - Trigger/CV Utility
Trigger and Gate utility with two OR-logic inputs. Features probability and custom gate length (0.2-10s). A/B section works as Toggle, Constant Voltage (1-10v), Bi- and Unipolar CV generation with range options. Context menu: Re-Trig can be disabled (i.e. to sync CV generation with custom length gates), Slew can be enabled for custom gates & cv gen.
Sulamith Knobs - Const Voltage Source Sequencer
8 channels/steps polyphonic voltage source, with range, step/ch control. Clock, button, reset in & 3 playmodes (FWD, BWD, RND) add sequencing options. Plugging a poly cable into reset 'steals' the incoming signal (synced to clock or button input).
Sulamith Volt Meter
Simple Polyphonic Volt Meter with 3 inputs that displays and merges up to 16 channels. Output works pitch perfect at audio rates - may be used as a poly merger.
stoermelder STRIP
Manage a group of modules by using the expander-mechanism, providing load, save, copy, paste, disable, enable and randomize
stoermelder STRIP++
Adds hotkeys for pasting and importing selections while preserving parameter mappings
stoermelder MIDI-CAT
Mapping module for MIDI CCs and notes to parameters of any module, similar to VCV MIDI-MAP
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