Voxglitch Satanonaut
Based on the new comic Galacto Pitfighter: An alien entity hell-bent on mutilating your audio.
Amalgamated Harmonics Generative
A toolkit of functions intended to support generative music creation
NoiseSample and holdLow-frequency oscillatorRandomClock generator
Dintree V101 Dual Envelope
Dual ADSR, AR and LFO Generator
DualEnvelope generatorLow-frequency oscillatorHardware clone
OrangeLine Morpheus
Morphing of given or random sequences with turing machine functionality and 16 Internal Memory Slots.
HetrickCV Phasor Rhythm Group
Generates a clock by dividing a phasor into a series of triggers, and then groups the clock into two subrhythms.
Nonlinear Circuits Router
Simple switch. If the CV input is below the knob voltage setting, the output is active. Panel by jk.
Sanguine Modules Brainz
A master control center intended to make synchronizing audio and video files from different recorders easier.
Sanguine Mutants Anuli
Polyphonic resonator based on Mutable Instruments' Rings
EffectFilterHardware cloneOscillatorPhysical modelingPolyphonic
Autinn Fluencerator
Random melody sequencer with special constraints that make it sound more pleasant for the ear
Sanguine Modules Alchemist
Mix up to 16 channels from a polyphonic cable to a single monophonic output or a mixed polyphonic cable
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