Count Modula Gated Comparator Expander - Gate Logic
Gated Comparator expander adding logical mixing of the shift register outputs
Count Modula Gated Comparator Expander - Random Melody
Gated Comparator expander adding Random Melody output (also works with other sequencers)
Frozen Wasteland Probably Note - Arabic
Probabilistic Quantizer using Arabic maqams, ajnas and sayrs
Frozen Wasteland QAR - Grid Control Expander
Allows some QAR expanders to be modulated in a grid fashion
Frozen Wasteland Portland Weather - Algorithmic Expander
Allows Portland Weather to create Euclidean rhythms
Autinn Fluencerator
Random melody sequencer with special constraints that make it sound more pleasant for the ear
stoermelder STRIP
Manage a group of modules by using the expander-mechanism, providing load, save, copy, paste, disable, enable and randomize
Holonic Systems SwissCheeseKnife
Quad utility module with a twist
UtilityAttenuatorMixerQuadVoltage-controlled amplifierSample and holdSlew limiter
KautenjaDSP Mini Boss
An emulation of the Yamaha YM2612 FM synthesis chip from the Sega Mega Drive and Sega Genesis.
HetrickCV Phasor Reset
Duplicates an incoming phasor, but allows you to reset it independently of the input.
Count Modula 8 Step Sequencer Gate Output Expander
Adds individual gate outputs to the 8 Step Sequencer
Count Modula 16 Step Sequencer Gate Output Expander
Adds individual gate outputs to the 16 Step Sequencer
Frozen Wasteland Portland Weather - Grid Control Expander
Allows Portland Weather to be modulated in a grid fashion
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