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.
Teia Synthesizers DriftLog
Dual random CV generator with slope shaping, per-channel loop buffers, lock and logic outputs. Software port of the Teia Synthesizers DriftLog Eurorack module.
RandomSample and holdSequencerLow-frequency oscillatorDualClock modulatorHardware clone
Stochastic Telegraph Drifter
Varying linear function generator. Makes sequences that change in small (or large) ways. A line defined by X/Y points, each doing a random walk.
Forge Audio Analog LFO
Sub-audio oscillator with waveform morphing, analog character, and drift modeling
SignalFunctionSet Phase
Dual sample looper whose two loops gradually drift apart, with transient detection.
SignalFunctionSet Vac
Semi-stable A/R envelope with vactrol-like drift that wanders without collapsing.
Coalescent Islands
Four-island Wright-Fisher drift: bounded stochastic allele-frequency CV with selection, mutation, migration, and founder bottlenecks.
THEREELPEET TheReelPeet-Evo
Single-lane genetic-algorithm sequencer. Evolves patterns via elitism, crossover, and mutation (Drift/Persist) instead of flat randomization, for repetition-with-change generative melodies.
stoermelder ORBIT
Polyphonic stereo field spreader. Randomly positions each polyphonic channel within a configurable spread, with optional drift to gradually move voices toward or away from the centre.
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