Voxglitch Euclid
Euclidean rhythm sequencer: hits spread as evenly as possible over up to 32 steps, rotated, stepped by an external clock with reset, with a trigger output. Three CV inputs with attenuverters for hits, steps and rotation, and a ring display that shows the live pattern and rotates it when dragged.
Infinite-Noise Matrix Mix 5x5
14HP mono 5x5 matrix mixer: per-row invert/gain, linked column sends, per-column unity or averaging mix, range 0–1x or ±1x, level CV/trim, Min/Max/Avg/Rng.
Infinite-Noise Matrix Mix 4x4 Stereo
22HP stereo 4x4 matrix mixer: per-row L/R norm, balance/pan, gain, linked unipolar sends, per-column unity or averaging mix, L/R level lights, and Avg outputs.
Infinite-Noise Stereo Balance/Pan
2HP stereo balance/pan with post gain 0–200%, CV/trim, and L/R level lights. Polyphonic audio; Right input normalizes from Left.
Infinite-Noise Chaos
2HP adds random chaos to an input (or outputs chaos). Range, distribution, slew, Rate Chaos.
Infinite-Noise Slew 2
4HP dual polyphonic constant rate/time slew with knobs and (polyphonic) CV/trim for rise and fall time and shape, Snap (gate/trigger), B-Catch (gate) output, shared Scale/Offset of the input, and envelope follower. Via context-menu the (center) linear shape, can be replaced by an S-Curve shape.
Infinite-Noise Slew 4
2HP quad polyphoinc constant rate/time slew with knobs based rise/fall times/shape settings. Via context-menu the (center) linear shape, can be replaced by an S-Curve shape.
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
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