Eternal Eclipse Syzygy
Orbital note generator — sixteen beads joined by a line drift around a field at speeds in powers of the golden ratio from a golden-angle sunflower, through five task figures (orbit, Lissajous, rose, star, sweep), with mass physics, wall bounce and mouse throw, an angular trigger arc, a fourteen-scale quantizer, and eight CV/gate pairs allocated Ansible-style; every parameter is a bare ±5 V input read once per EPOCH lap, made for Cosmic Clock.
Sparkette's Stuff Microcosm
5x5 Conway's Game of Life where each cell is individually controllable. DMA compatible.
OrangeLine Morpheus
Morphing of given or random sequences with turing machine functionality and 16 Internal Memory Slots.
SignalFunctionSet Fill
Auto-playing drum sequencer whose pressure builds each bar and vents as a fill.
SignalFunctionSet Arrange
Song-form sequencer: a chain of 8 phrases, each with its own length, key and tempo.
wildergarden Pascal
This module uses Pascal's triangle, a mathematical pattern independently invented throughout the world during the Middle Ages, to create evolving melodies and drum sequences.
forsitan modulare nodi
Continuous-time sequencer: thresholds on X pick one of eight stages. A Discrete Map clone.
computerscare Horse A Doodle Doo
Melody, rhythm generator. Generate complex repeatable sequences with the turn of a single knob. Fully Polyphonic.
Stochastic Telegraph Drifter
Varying linear function generator. Makes sequences that change in small (or large) ways. A line defined by X/Y points, each doing a random walk.
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