Infinite-Noise ADR Envelope
4HP Attack-Delay-Release envelope with attack/release time and shape (technically Attack-Sustain-Delay-Release). Rate Chaos can affect each time-setting, changed at each cycle.
TriggerFish 303 Oscillator
Circuit-modelled TB-303 oscillator with slide and voltage-controlled waveform morphing
TriggerFish 303 Voice Core
Circuit-modelled TB-303 diode ladder, articulation envelopes, accent path, and OTA VCA
Stochastic Telegraph Mixt
Companion to Twixt, quickly randomizing (with constraints) the Output values in adjoining Twixt modules.
Stochastic Telegraph Twixt
2D graphical control over signals. A moving or mouse-driven Point affects twelve CV Outputs, with many kinds of interpolation between Squares. Useful for controlled timbral changes and sonic exploration.
SignalFunctionSet SLIDE XP
Expander for Slide: the eight strings on eight jacks, gate and velocity each.
SignalFunctionSet OP MORPH
Expander for Operator: the DX7 routing as a matrix you navigate as a wrapping field.
SignalFunctionSet Slide
Electric lap steel: eight strings stopped by a steel bar, with slant and rate glide.
SignalFunctionSet Key
Quantizer that takes its key from the patch, so one key change reaches every module.
SignalFunctionSet Loom
Eight-string resonator sharing one bridge, so a struck string rings its neighbours.
SignalFunctionSet Crystal
3D echo chamber shaped like a real crystal habit, with four listeners as quad outs.
SignalFunctionSet Chime
Eight-note drone machine: each note blooms as its resonator tube passes centre.
SignalFunctionSet Fill
Auto-playing drum sequencer whose pressure builds each bar and vents as a fill.
Ohmer Modules VX
3HP "right-side" expander for Vektor: LFO 1, LFO 2, JOY X/Y, and MIX ENVelope GATE/X/Y outputs
Shortwav Labs Drift
3HP fluctuating random LFO inspired by source-of-uncertainty circuits, with offset, speed, range, Signal B attenuverting, subtle interference, and occasional voltage slips.
Shortwav Labs Wyrd
Patchable tone source and external processor with activation, agitation, nonlinear time/filter feedback, and integrated ambient reverb.
Infinite-Noise Value-to-Bits
4HP converts a CV input (clamped to range) into 8 mono gates plus one poly (up to 16 bits/channels).
Infinite-Noise Bits-to-Value
8HP converts 8 bits (individual gates and/or poly) into a CV value based on weights and range.
Infinite-Noise Turing Machine
10HP Turing machine for random sequences of 3-32 steps. 16 gate/trigger (also poly) and 2 value outputs. Lock, quantize.
Infinite-Noise Arm 3 XY
8HP length and rotation of 3 arms (basically 3 polar vectors) generate a semi-random X/Y curve, plus XY mix. Individual Rate Chaos can be applied to length and/or rotational velocity of each arm.
Infinite-Noise Random Curve
4HP generates 6 shaped random curves within specified range with center/edge or min/max distribution. Internal LFO, Rate Chaos, quantize.
Infinite-Noise Random-4
2HP generates 4 random (polyphonic) values within specified range with center/edge or min/max distribution at each trigger or internal LFO. Rate Chaos, slew.
Infinite-Noise Patch
4HP mutable patch with 8 in/out pairs. Typically used as a pair to patch between them.
Infinite-Noise Slope Detector 2
2HP 2 sections of threshold slope detection (rise/steady/fall), latched phases, configurable Steady hold. Gate or trigger per output.
Infinite-Noise Flip-Flop
2HP Polyphonic D-, T-, or SR-Flip-Flop. Outputs for Q, !Q, and change trigger.
Infinite-Noise Delta-4
2HP four sections measuring difference between current input and a captured reference. Signed, inverted, or absolute.
Infinite-Noise Increment/Decrement Offset
2HP increment or decrement an offset on the input via button/trigger. Knob/CV step, reset.
Infinite-Noise Ring Modulator 3
2HP 3-section ring modulator (A×B). Unpatched sections chain; B defaults to /10.
Infinite-Noise Wave Shaper 2
2HP 3 wave-shaping algorithms on 2 separate signals: 5Sine, Knee, Clamp/Fold.
Infinite-Noise Fold
2HP fold or wrap with gain and bias. Bipolar/unipolar range, offset or asymmetric gain.
Infinite-Noise Sign4 Mk II
2HP 4 sections that output absolute value, cut-negative, or cut-positive.
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