SignalFunctionSet GSX
Granular synthesis module based on Barry Truax's GSX system (1985-86), with real-time control over temporal, spectral, and spatial parameters
SignalFunctionSet Overtone
Additive synthesis VCO with 8 individually-toggled harmonics, even/odd filter, binary mask CV, and waveform display
WavsynModular Smitty
VCO with dual sine-like outputs plus a shape control for adding harmonics and aliasing
Ambivalent Instruments NØ!SE//ERR
A dual-output noise oscillator that travels seamlessly between calm and agitation, harmony and dissonance.
KautenjaDSP Infinite Stairs
An emulation of the Ricoh 2A03 chip from the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES).
KautenjaDSP Mega Tone
An emulation of the Texas Instruments SN76489 chip from the Sega Master System, Sega Mega Drive, and Sega Genesis.
Sanguine Mutants Nodi
Adaptable, polyphonic macro oscillator based on Mutable Instruments' Braids
DigitalHardware cloneNoiseOscillatorPolyphonicSynth voiceWaveshaper
Sanguine Mutants Funes
Powerful, polyphonic macro oscillator based on Mutable Instruments' Plaits 1.2
DigitalDrumHardware cloneNoiseOscillatorPolyphonicSynth voice
Sanguine Mutants Contextus
Multipurpose, polyphonic macro oscillator based on the Renaissance alternative firmware for Mutable Instruments' Braids
DigitalHardware cloneNoiseOscillatorPolyphonicSynth voiceWaveshaper
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