TriggerFish 303 Voice Core
Circuit-modelled TB-303 diode ladder, articulation envelopes, accent path, and OTA VCA
FilterEnvelope generatorVoltage-controlled amplifierPolyphonic
SignalFunctionSet SLIDE XP
Expander for Slide: the eight strings on eight jacks, gate and velocity each.
SignalFunctionSet Slide
Electric lap steel: eight strings stopped by a steel bar, with slant and rate glide.
SignalFunctionSet Key
Quantizer that takes its key from the patch, so one key change reaches every module.
SignalFunctionSet Loom
Eight-string resonator sharing one bridge, so a struck string rings its neighbours.
SignalFunctionSet Crystal
A 3D echo chamber shaped like a real crystal habit, with four listeners as quad outs.
SignalFunctionSet Chime
Eight-note drone machine: each note blooms as its resonator tube passes centre.
Physical modelingOscillatorLow-frequency oscillatorPolyphonic
SignalFunctionSet Fill
Auto-playing drum sequencer whose pressure builds each bar and vents as a fill.
Ohmer Modules VX
3HP "right-side" expander for Vektor: LFO 1, LFO 2, JOY X/Y, and MIX ENVelope GATE/X/Y outputs
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.
Shortwav Labs Wyrd
Patchable tone source and external processor with activation, agitation, nonlinear time/filter feedback, and integrated ambient reverb.
Synth voiceDelayEffectFilterOscillatorWaveshaperEnvelope generator
Infinite-Noise Value-to-Bits
Converts a CV-input (clamped in specified range) into 8 monophonic- and 1 polyphonic gate-output (up to 16 channels).
Infinite-Noise Bits-to-Value
Converts 8 bits (gate-inputs) into a CV-value based on dialed in weights and specified range.
Infinite-Noise Turing Machine
Turing machine for generating random sequences with 3-32 steps (16 gate/trigger- and 2-value outputs).
Infinite-Noise Arm 3 XY
Length and rotation of 3 'arms' (basically 3 polar vectors) generates a 'semi-random' curve X/Y-output.
Infinite-Noise Random-4
Generates 4 (mono-/polyphonic) random values with min/max and distribution at each trigger or internal frequency.
Infinite-Noise Patch
Mutable patch with 8 pairs of input/output for routing signals (typically you would use two modules at the same time to patch signals between them).
Infinite-Noise Slope Detector 2
2 sections with threshold slope detection (rise/steady/fall) with latched phases and configurable Steady hold time.
Infinite-Noise Delta-4
Four sections measuring difference between current input and a captured reference level.
Infinite-Noise Increment/Decrement Offset
Button/CV to increment/decrement offset applied to input signal.
Infinite-Noise Wave Shaper 2
Have 3 different wave-shaping algorithms which can be modify 2 separate signals.
Infinite-Noise Sign4 Mk II
4 sections that either output absolute value, cut-negative or cut-positive values.
Infinite-Noise ON/OFF Switch
Toggles between outputting the ON- or the OFF-signal, using button-, gate- or trigger to switch.
Infinite-Noise Bernoulli Switch
Bernoulli switch with both 'A/B->' (2 input, 1 output) and '->A/B' (1 input, 2 output) sections.
Infinite-Noise Cross-fade 4x1
Cross-fade 4 separate (mono) signals, by separate- and master cross-fade knob/CV.
Infinite-Noise Poly-Scale
Scale (attenuvert/amplify) individuel- or group of channels of a polyphonic-signal.
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