Sha#Bang! Modules Neutrinode
Node-based generator with four independent nodes to connected particles
Nonlinear Circuits Neuron
3-input comparator and Difference Rectifier for creating unpredictable interactions. Panel by jk.
Nonlinear Circuits GENiE
Three Neurons tangled together in a feedback network of chaos. Panel by jk.
KautenjaDSP Boss Fight
An emulation of the Yamaha YM2612 FM synthesis chip from the Sega Mega Drive and Sega Genesis.
NYSTHI SimplerTapeControl
Reel to reel tape style controller for samplers; expander for Simpliciter and Confusing Simpler
Nonlinear Circuits Let's Splosh
Four inputs run into lots of Difference Rectifiers for many output variations. Panel by Papernoise.
Valley Terrorform
An extensive wavetable oscillator that lets you explore and rip apart wavetables in many different ways.
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