21 modules found


alef's bits polycounter

count up or down on trigger with custom start/end/increment values

PolyphonicUtility

alef's bits polyshuffle

shuffle the channels of a polyphonic signal, with various modes

PolyphonicRandomUtility

alef's bits lucc

a clock divider based on the lucas sequence

Clock modulator

alef's bits nos

a weird noise-based oscillator thing

OscillatorRandomPolyphonic

alef's bits slipspander

expander for slips to enter custom scale

ExpanderQuantizer

alef's bits turnt

generate triggers when a CV signal changes direction, crosses zero, or both

UtilityPolyphonic

alef's bits slips

generate random melodies, with optional random offsets each cycle, quantized to a scale

SequencerRandomQuantizerPolyphonic

alef's bits lights

lights turn on when gate is high. 'latch' mode toggles lights on trigger

UtilityVisual

alef's bits polyplay

load and play a sample polyphonically

SamplerPolyphonic

alef's bits probably not

mute a signal on trigger, based on probability

RandomUtilityPolyphonic

alef's bits logic

perform logical operations on two inputs

LogicUtilityPolyphonic

alef's bits math

applies various math operations on two inputs, clamped to +/-10V

LogicUtilityPolyphonic

alef's bits mlt

two 1:5 polyphonic multiples

PolyphonicUtility

alef's bits shift

an 8-step shift register with probability params for each step

Sample and holdUtility

alef's bits oct sclr

scales voltage to specified octave range

Utility

alef's bits fibb

a clock divider based on the fibonacci sequence

Clock modulator

alef's bits steps

a simple 8 step sequencer with randomize trigger and eoc output

Sequencer

alef's bits noize

random noise generator with duration parameter and 0-10V cv input

NoiseRandom

alef's bits polyrand

output a random channel of a poly input with a trigger

UtilityPolyphonicRandom

alef's bits blank 6hp

a simple blank

Blank

alef's bits simplex & hold

sample & hold module using internal simplex noise source

Sample and holdPolyphonicRandom

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