forsitan modulare rubigo
Digital percussion voice with a locking random sequencer. A Metal Fetishist clone.
Basic Human Tastes Ernest
Percussion oscillator with six ways to bend its pitch: kicks, toms, snares, zaps, with decay, bass boost and ring modulation
Basic Human Tastes Colette
A murmuration of up to 32 voices that fly in pitch space, gather, scatter and settle on the notes of a chord: ambient textures that never quite repeat
Basic Human Tastes Lucienne
Six analog-style cores tied in a ring, tuned by ear: they lock onto just intervals, cross-modulate into chaos, starve on a sagging power rail. Gates opened by an internal register, two resonant filters, a halo, and two asynchronous LFOs crossfaded across twelve destinations
SignalFunctionSet Carillon
Bells joined by rods you draw: velocity and reach set how far a strike ripples.
SignalFunctionSet Flock
A murmuration as a microtonal granular voice: flocking birds, grains as their calls.
forsitan modulare materiae
Percussion from two square waves and the relation between them: logic, feedback, a ringing body.
forsitan modulare scrupea
Chaotic bank: 16 oscillators into tuned feedback combs, modulating each other.
forsitan modulare tundo
Digital drum voice: six additive oscillators, morphing waves, prime spread, infinite folder.
SignalFunctionSet Wheel
Hurdy-gurdy drone instrument: one wheel bows six strings, and the dog keeps time.
SignalFunctionSet Sigma
Additive voice: up to 64 sine partials, with velocity morphing between two spectra.
Voxglitch VX Drums
Six analog-modelled drum voices (kick, snare, clap, percussion, closed and open hat) with six kits of switchable analog-modelled voice models, fired by a polyphonic trigger cable, with an accent gate, a kit-select CV, a stereo mix with drive, and dry individual outs. The top half of the VX Drum Machine.
TriggerFish Electric Piano
Sample-free polyphonic modal electric piano with velocity-sensitive tines, nonlinear pickups, and a shared amplifier
Eternal Eclipse Coronal Annihilator
Stereo voice: a complex dual oscillator (CORE drives FLARE with FM, sync, wavefolding and phase warp) blended with an external stereo input, through an onboard neural amp model (.nam, one network per channel) and a saturating 4-pole lowpass with 12/24 dB slopes.
AmbientModules Lunar50Drone
5-oscillator sawtooth drone voice with per-oscillator tuning, activation, trigger input and switchable frequency CV routing, a CV attenuverter, a shared Attack/Release envelope (gate, Hold, chainable Envelope In/Out), and a CV-controlled detune/FM knob
SignalFunctionSet Slide
Electric lap steel: eight strings stopped by a steel bar, with slant and rate glide.
SignalFunctionSet Loom
Eight-string resonator sharing one bridge, so a struck string rings its neighbours.
Shortwav Labs Wyrd
Patchable tone source and external processor with activation, agitation, nonlinear time/filter feedback, and integrated ambient reverb.
forsitan modulare sylla
Random sample generator and player: ever-new procedural samples from 27 selectable engines, nothing from disk.
forsitan modulare vorax
Feedback drone synthesizer: a self-exciting Karplus-Strong string (Audrey II port).
forsitan modulare bulla
Inspired by Hordijk's Blippoo Box: cross-modulating oscillators and runglers, pattern and chaos.
forsitan modulare dræn
Drone synthesizer: two banks of 37 engines, each played from just a fundamental and a level.
Eternal Eclipse Elemental Revelator
Four-element wavetable synth voice — a pentagram of AIR, WATER, EARTH, and FIRE oscillators with elemental-ring cross-modulation, opposing-pair ring mod, SPIRIT chord mode, 72 daemon algorithms, ladder lowpass filter, and stereo delay/diffusion.
SignalFunctionSet Operator
DX7-style six-operator FM voice. Loads .syx cartridges and plays polyphonically.
TNN1T1S GHOST TOMS
909-inspired tom kit. Three voices -- low, mid, and high -- share one calibrated engine with per-voice tune, decay, level, trigger, and output. Accent-aware via GHOST CTRL.
Moffenzeef The Runner
A Eurorack fantasy version of a previously released drone synth: The Runner was made in collaboration with Boy Harsher as part of promo for their film with the same name
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