Bakehouse Whisk Expander
Eight-scene launcher for Whisk: save two-layer moments and recall them by button or CV
OXI Instruments Coral
8-voice multi-engine multitimbral synth voice (shared CoralCore DSP)
OXI Instruments Meta
Stereo multi-effect: six scenes on a bipolar knob, running the Meta hardware DSP
Cardamom Tools Ionio
Wavetable oscillator, three read modes
Cardamom Tools Scilla
Linear multimode filter, eight responses
Cardamom Tools Cariddi
Multimode filter, three characters
Cardamom Tools Pitagora
Karplus-Strong plucked resonator
Cardamom Tools Pentedattilo
Envelope with morphing curves and loop
Cardamom Tools Morgana
LFO, stepper and chaos in one shape
Cardamom Tools Milone
Dual VCA with four-quadrant ring modulation
Cardamom Tools Naca
Utility: S&H, glide, send/return, gather
Cardamom Tools Timpa
Stereo delay with tape flutter and tone
Cardamom Tools Riace
Flanger, chorus and ensemble as one surface
Cardamom Tools Refolo
Stereo phaser, 2 to 16 allpass stages
Cardamom Tools Sila
Stereo reverb, independent size and decay
Cardamom Tools Sibari
Stereo frequency shifter, up to ±1 kHz
Ormer Modular Shoal Expander
12 CV inputs to modulate any track; chainable; sits either side of Shoal.
Ormer Modular Shoal Outs
Per-track Currents (seeded drift CV) and end-of-sequence triggers; sits either side of Shoal.
Ormer Modular Shoal
8-track generative melody sequencer. Melodies grown from seeds, never stored.
Protoseq Gina's Expander
CV expander for Gina's ARP seed, arpeggio length, and rotation control.
Mockba Modular JD Oscah
Roland JD/JV/SR-JV80-family PCM sample player
Stochastic Telegraph Mixt
Companion to Twixt, quickly randomizing (with constraints) the Output values in adjoining Twixt modules.
Stochastic Telegraph Twixt
2D graphical control over signals. A moving or mouse-driven Point affects twelve CV Outputs, with many kinds of interpolation between Squares. Useful for controlled timbral changes and sonic exploration.
CV funk Crosswinds
16-step gate sequencer with per-step time displacement, ratcheting, and animated display.
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