Holonic Systems SwissCheeseKnife
Quad utility module with a twist
UtilityAttenuatorMixerQuadVoltage-controlled amplifierSample and holdSlew limiter
Nonlinear Circuits Router
Simple switch. If the CV input is below the knob voltage setting, the output is active. Panel by jk.
Sanguine Mutants Velamina
Tetrad of polyphonic voltage controller amplifiers based on the revised Veils from Mutable Instruments
Nonlinear Circuits Let's Splosh
Four inputs run into lots of Difference Rectifiers for many output variations. Panel by Papernoise.
Geodesics BlackHoles
Gravitational attenumixset
Ring modulatorVoltage-controlled amplifierPolyphonicAttenuatorControllerMixerQuad
SignalFunctionSet Tine
Tunable 3rd-order pingable resonator based on the Gamelan Resonator circuit, with variable damping and VCA anti-click mode
BlackNoiseModular SlewLFO
Slew, LFO, and much more
Hardware cloneLow-frequency oscillatorSlew limiterPolyphonic
Dintree V101 Dual Envelope
Dual ADSR, AR and LFO Generator
DualEnvelope generatorLow-frequency oscillatorHardware clone
HetrickCV Phasor to Waveforms
Shapes incoming phasor signals to useful, static LFO waveshapes. These waveforms are not anti-aliased, hence the LFO designation.
Studio Six Plus One Zazel
Parameter Controller for fades and LFO, Ramp generator
Clock modulatorFunction generatorLow-frequency oscillatorEnvelope generatorController
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