4ms BPF

4ms BPF

Band-pass filter

4ms ComplexEG

4ms ComplexEG

ComplexEG

4ms FM

4ms FM

FM Oscillator

4ms Follow

4ms Follow

Envelope follower with gate output

4ms Gate

4ms Gate

Gate/trigger delay with pulse width control

4ms HPF

4ms HPF

HPF

4ms Noise

4ms Noise

Noise

4ms Pan

4ms Pan

Mono-to-stereo panner.

4ms Slew

4ms Slew

Slew

4ms Source

4ms Source

Generates two outputs voltages based on knob positions.

4ms Min-Max

4ms Min-Max

Takes in two signals and outputs the minimum and maximum voltages.

4ms Octave

4ms Octave

Octave

4ms Switch14

4ms Switch14

Switch 1:4

4ms Switch41

4ms Switch41

Switch 4:1

4ms Detune

4ms Detune

Detune

4ms Djembe

4ms Djembe

Physically modeled Djembe based on FAUST models by Romain Michon, Pierre-Amaury Grumiaux, and Yann Orlarey

4ms Drum

4ms Drum

Drum

4ms Karplus

4ms Karplus

Karplus-Strong string sound oscillator

4ms PitchShift

4ms PitchShift

PitchShift

4ms Stereo Mixer

4ms Stereo Mixer

A mixer with four stereo channels and variable panning per-channel.

4ms Verb

4ms Verb

Experimental reverb using comb filters and all-pass filters

4ms Seq8

4ms Seq8

An 8-step unipolar voltage sequencer.

4ms Clock Divider

4ms Clock Divider

Outputs a clock signal as a division of an incoming clock signal's tempo.

4ms Clock Multiplier

4ms Clock Multiplier

Outputs a clock signal at a multiple of an incoming clock signal's tempo.

4ms Listen Four

4ms Listen Four

Four channel stereo mixer

4ms Percussion Interface + Expander [PI]

4ms Percussion Interface + Expander [PI]

Audio to gates, triggers and envelopes

4ms EnvVCA

4ms EnvVCA

A compact envelope generator with a built-in exponential VCA.

4ms Ensemble Oscillator [EnOsc]

4ms Ensemble Oscillator [EnOsc]

The Ensemble Oscillator (EnOsc) is a unified polyphonic voice of sixteen complex oscillators combining additive, FM, phase-distortion and wavefolding synthesis techniques in new unorthodox ways.

4ms MetaModule

4ms MetaModule

MetaModule Hub is used to create patches that run on MetaModule hardware. Use the hub to create mappings between physical and virtual controls and jacks.

docB DTrig

docB DTrig

CV change detector

docB CVS

docB CVS

CV controlled polyphonic switch, sequencer, crossfader, scanner

docB X4

docB X4

4x4 Matrix Mixer with modulation

docB X6

docB X6

6x6 Matrix Mixer with modulation


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