forsitan modulare olim
Eight-head stereo delay over 150 s of memory, a Time Machine clone with its VCA expander built in.
forsitan modulare spira
Looper of grains: circles loop off the input and spiral in or out, turn by turn.
SignalFunctionSet Flock
A murmuration as a microtonal granular voice: flocking birds, grains as their calls.
Eternal Eclipse Litany Engine
Looping sample player with an onboard litany of loops and a focused granular engine — or load your own sample folder: through-zero varispeed, grain size from whole-loop down to 15 ms, morphing overlap, scan and texture spray; stereo companion to the Coronal Annihilator's external input.
forsitan modulare imber
Generative rain: eight players on a 2D field where position is routing, over a self-generated bank.
forsitan modulare textor
One-knob loop weaver: two seconds of audio, rewoven at every turn (Fieldtone Weaver clone).
forsitan modulare perge
Stereo dynamic sampler and multi-effect: gated repeats, freeze, glitch (AC noises CONTINUA homage).
Chaotic Instruments Grain Shift Delay
Granular texturizer into a clock-synced crossfade delay with a single-sideband frequency shifter in the feedback.
Chaotic Instruments FFTF
FFT spectral freeze: captures the incoming spectrum and sustains it as a frozen pad.
Moffenzeef Tehom
Collaboration with Omri Cohen. Quad sound on sound looper with wow & flutter + built in loops of noise sources.
Shortwav Labs Tapestry
Granular microsound processor inspired by musique concrète - manipulate audio reels with splices, grains, and morph controls
Sulamith GenEcho: Stochastic Looper
Granular stereo recorder and stochastic effect. Stutter, Distortion, Glitches (port from Stochkit).
Sanguine Mutants Fluctus
Texture synthesizer based on the Kammerl Beat-Repeat firmware for Mutable Instruments' Clouds
Sanguine Mutants Etesia
Texture synthesizer based on the Parasite firmware for Mutable Instruments' Clouds
Sanguine Mutants Nebulae
Texture synthesizer based on the Monsoon version of Mutable Instruments' Clouds
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