Sanguine Mutants Scalaria
Polyphonic Moog inspired low-pass ladder filter from the original Symbiote firmware for Mutable Instruments' Warps
not-things P-SD
Polyphonic Same and Different (PSD) - Compare two polyphonic signals to determine which channels in them are the same, and which are different
HoyerHoppes Melody Transformer
Quantizer with user-defined master scale and sub-scales. Pre-quantization processing utilities include gain, offset, and a 16-step polyphonic looper
HoyerHoppes Scanning Frequency Division Oscillator
Polyphonic oscillator with thru-zero FM, windowed sync, and a unique scannable frequency-division parameter.
not-things P-I
Polyphonic Input - Combine the PI and PO modules to split and merge different (monophonic and polyphonic) input signals into a different combination of signals
not-things P-O
Polyphonic Output - Combine the PI and PO modules to split and merge different (monophonic and polyphonic) input signals into a different combination of signals
HetrickCV Phasor Freezer
Duplicates an incoming phasor, but allows you to reset it or freeze it independently of the input.
artificialcolors CFor2N2ForC
Output a configurable CV and/or trigger across a 1V/Oct semitone CV input.
artificialcolors Merc8or
Quickly remap, scale, and/or invert one range of polyphonic CV values to another.
Venom Quad VC Polarizer
Compact polyphonic bipolar VCA and mixer inspired by Mutable Instruments Blinds
artificialcolors Pick6
8-step finger-pickin' trigger sequencer (1:6 patterned switch), with optional 'Smart Riff' functionality.
BlackNoiseModular GomaII
GOMA II is a new take on the classic attenuverter/mixer concept. It stands for Generator, Offset, Mixer, Attenuverter.
BlackNoiseModular Cosmos
Cosmos is a new kind of module that will help you to creating complex modulation, sounds, patterns with ease and will lead you to new sounds territories.
Sanguine Mutants Vimina
Polyphonic dual clock divider, multiplier and swinger based on the Twigs firmware for Mutable Instruments' Branches
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