Venom Wave Folder
A polyphonic configurable wave folder
PolyphonicRing modulatorVoltage-controlled amplifierWaveshaper
artificialcolors CFor2N2ForC
Output a configurable CV and/or trigger across a 1V/Oct semitone CV input.
DanT That's No Moon
[8hp] It's a space station... erm, no, actually it's a generative sequencer that gives you something new every day.
artificialcolors Pul5es
Outputs a trigger pulse upon receiving a specified number of incoming pulses.
artificialcolors Merc8or
Quickly remap, scale, and/or invert one range of polyphonic CV values to another.
Venom VCO Unit
A smaller version of VCO Lab with only one selectable waveform at a time, and no mixing capabilities
Function generatorLow-frequency oscillatorOscillatorPolyphonic
Venom Quad VC Polarizer
Compact polyphonic bipolar VCA and mixer inspired by Mutable Instruments Blinds
AttenuatorMixerPolyphonicRing modulatorUtilityVoltage-controlled amplifier
Venom Poly Fade
Cross fade between channels of a polyphonic signal
Envelope generatorLow-frequency oscillatorPolyphonicSequencerSwitch
Vector Modular baseOsc
Versatile oscillator with analog waveforms, FM, PWM, wavetable synthesis, regular and digital noise, quantization, and bit reduction.
Vector Modular soloMixer
Color-coded 3-channel mixer with solo performance control, cascading outputs, and CV offset.
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