Schlappi Engineering BTFLD
BTFLD (Bit Fold) is a distortion, wavefolder, and four bit asynchronous analog to digital converter.
Schlappi Engineering BTMX
BTMX (BitMix) gives hands on control over logic and rhythmic gate signals with a switch for every input and 4 different logic functions.
Schlappi Engineering Nibbler
The Nibbler is a four bit digital accumulator based on CMOS logic. This means that it counts in binary from zero to fifteen, with inputs and outputs for individual bits as well as stepped voltage outputs (digital to analog converters).
SignalFunctionSet Tine
Tunable 3rd-order pingable resonator based on the Gamelan Resonator circuit, with variable damping and VCA anti-click mode
Rigatoni Modular Loom
An additive oscillator based loosely on the structure of Euclidean pattern sequencing
Geodesics Energy
Relativistic oscillator
OscillatorSynth voicePolyphonicDigitalLow-frequency oscillator
Geodesics DarkEnergy
Complex RM FM oscillator
OscillatorSynth voicePolyphonicDigitalLow-frequency oscillator
Valley Terrorform
An extensive wavetable oscillator that lets you explore and rip apart wavetables in many different ways.
OscillatorPolyphonicSynth voiceWaveshaperLow-frequency oscillator
Sanguine Mutants Funes
Powerful, polyphonic macro oscillator based on Mutable Instruments' Plaits 1.2
DigitalDrumHardware cloneNoiseOscillatorPolyphonicSynth voice
Sanguine Mutants Nodi
Adaptable, polyphonic macro oscillator based on Mutable Instruments' Braids
DigitalHardware cloneNoiseOscillatorPolyphonicSynth voiceWaveshaper
Sanguine Mutants Contextus
Multipurpose, polyphonic macro oscillator based on the Renaissance alternative firmware for Mutable Instruments' Braids
DigitalHardware cloneNoiseOscillatorPolyphonicSynth voiceWaveshaper
Instrumentalist Clonotribe
A module inspired by KORG monotribe
Synth voiceOscillatorFilterEnvelope generatorLow-frequency oscillatorSequencer
KautenjaDSP Jairasullator
An emulation of the General Instrument AY-3-8910 chip.
DistortionLow-frequency oscillatorNoiseOscillatorPolyphonicSynth voiceVoltage-controlled amplifier
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