Questionable Dinner Pilfer
A moving particle attempts to follow input audio.
FilterDistortionEnvelope followerOscillatorPhysical modelingPolyphonic
Venom VCA Mix 4
Compact audio or CV VCA, mixer, attenuator, inverter, amplifier, and/or offset
AttenuatorMixerPolyphonicRing modulatorUtilityVoltage-controlled amplifier
Venom Reformation
Transform CV or audio by mapping way point voltages to new values
DistortionEffectPolyphonicUtilityVoltage-controlled amplifierWaveshaper
Venom VCA Mix 4 Stereo
Stereo compact audio or CV VCA, mixer, attenuator, inverter, amplifier, and/or offset
AttenuatorMixerPolyphonicRing modulatorUtilityVoltage-controlled amplifier
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