forsitan modulare radix
Chaotic 8-bit source on its own clock: 150 programs picked by three stepped knobs with CV.
forsitan modulare olim
Eight-head stereo delay over 150 s of memory, a Time Machine clone with its VCA expander built in.
forsitan modulare nodi
Continuous-time sequencer: thresholds on X pick one of eight stages. A Discrete Map clone.
forsitan modulare rubigo
Digital percussion voice with a locking random sequencer. A Metal Fetishist clone.
forsitan modulare spira
Looper of grains: circles loop off the input and spiral in or out, turn by turn.
stoermelder TRANSIT-PAD
XY-pad expander for TRANSIT for morphing between snapshots in two dimensions. Snapshots are placed freely on a 2D pad and a movable mix point blends them by distance, with eight switchable snapshot-sets and recordable motion-sequences.
Animatek ADSRTEK
ADSR and AD envelope modelled on measurements of a classic 90s virtual-analogue modular: its 128-step time table, its log, linear and exponential attacks, snappy exponential decays and its 24 kHz control rate. Retriggers pick up from the current level. Polyphonic, with CV over every stage and a built-in VCA.
Animatek FILTERTEK
Multimode filter modelled on measurements of a classic 90s virtual-analogue modular: lowpass, bandpass, highpass and band reject at 12 or 24 dB/oct, its resonance with gain control, and the hard fixed-point saturation that gives it its edge. Stereo and polyphonic, with a live response display, V/oct and CV over cutoff and resonance.
Basic Human Tastes Ernest
Percussion oscillator with six ways to bend its pitch: kicks, toms, snares, zaps, with decay, bass boost and ring modulation
Basic Human Tastes Marcel
8-bit looper / delay with a variable memory clock that slowly forgets: erode, tone, freeze, reverse, and a ring that shows the memory
Basic Human Tastes Jules
Six linked slopes (envelopes, LFOs, oscillators, chords) with twelve modes, a chance control on the trigger cascade and a poly output
Basic Human Tastes Odette
Stereo repeater with 8 nested sizes, from plucked strings and flangers to 40-second loops, with drift and ducking
Basic Human Tastes Colette
A murmuration of up to 32 voices that fly in pitch space, gather, scatter and settle on the notes of a chord: ambient textures that never quite repeat
Basic Human Tastes Lucienne
Six analog-style cores tied in a ring, tuned by ear: they lock onto just intervals, cross-modulate into chaos, starve on a sagging power rail. Gates opened by an internal register, two resonant filters, a halo, and two asynchronous LFOs crossfaded across twelve destinations
Basic Human Tastes Gaston
Master sequencer for drum voices: eight trigger lanes with per-step probability and four CV lanes, each with its own length, clock ratio and direction for polyrhythms. Built-in clock with swing and vintage 96 PPQN timing, CDJ-style transport, pads with live recording, and a map of all lanes
Basic Human Tastes Gastounet
Pattern memory and song expander for Gaston (attach to its left): 4 banks of 16 patterns, Korg-style write and copy, next and random, quantized launch with restart or legato, and a song made of pattern rows
AI Synthesis AI250 BXR
Two-input math processor: argument, function, tube/fold drive, internal oscillator and Geiger gates
AI Synthesis AI018 Stereo Matrix Mixer
4 stereo inputs × 4 stereo outputs matrix mixer for audio or CV, R inputs normalled to L
Xiehuo Spectral Dissector
High-fidelity 10-band spectral dissector (HPSS harmonic/noise/percussive separation).
Xiehuo Spectral Dissector EXP
Right-channel breakout expander for Spectral Dissector: 1 mono R input plus 12 mono outputs (Dry R, Band 1-10 R, Mix R). Audio only.
OXI Instruments Coral
8-voice multi-engine multitimbral synth voice (shared CoralCore DSP)
OXI Instruments Meta
Stereo multi-effect: six scenes on a bipolar knob, running the Meta hardware DSP
SignalFunctionSet Canon
Four arpeggiators reading one chord progression, wandering from it as Fugue does.
SignalFunctionSet Count
A narrow clock: six gate outputs, each a rate and a mask over one cycle of steps.
SignalFunctionSet Carillon
Bells joined by rods you draw: velocity and reach set how far a strike ripples.
Cardamom Tools Ionio
Wavetable oscillator, three read modes
Cardamom Tools Scilla
Linear multimode filter, eight responses
Cardamom Tools Cariddi
Multimode filter, three characters
Cardamom Tools Pitagora
Karplus-Strong plucked resonator
Cardamom Tools Pentedattilo
Envelope with morphing curves and loop
Cardamom Tools Morgana
LFO, stepper and chaos in one shape
Cardamom Tools Milone
Dual VCA with four-quadrant ring modulation
Cardamom Tools Naca
Utility: S&H, glide, send/return, gather
Cardamom Tools Timpa
Stereo delay with tape flutter and tone
Cardamom Tools Riace
Flanger, chorus and ensemble as one surface
Cardamom Tools Refolo
Stereo phaser, 2 to 16 allpass stages
Cardamom Tools Sila
Stereo reverb, independent size and decay
Cardamom Tools Sibari
Stereo frequency shifter, up to ±1 kHz
Impossible Knot Bloom
Shimmer reverb with control over when the octave arrives and how fast it builds
Impossible Knot Tangle
Stereo wavefolder and saturator with CV over every shaping control, asymmetric stereo response, and cross-channel excitation.
GPaudio Clamp - Note Range Limiter
Limit Note Pitch (V/Oct) to a Range. Drop, limit or octave-shift out-of-range notes
GPaudio Chained Mixer Extended Channel
Extended Chained Mixer Channel for Mono and Stereo Inputs with Additional Aux Pre/Post Switching, Input Trim, Direct Outs and CV Inputs for Gain, Mute and Solo
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