AmbushedCat Tape Machine
A detailed tape emulation module offering saturation, wow & flutter, bias shaping, and vintage tape coloration. Perfect for adding analog warmth and character to your sound.
AmbushedCat TuringFlow
An expander for the TuringMaschine that provides additional CV outputs based on bits of the sequence. Allows complex modulation and control signals derived from the main sequence.
AmbushedCat TuringGates
An expander for the TuringMaschine module that outputs rhythmic gate patterns derived from the current sequence state. Useful for triggering drums, envelopes, or other events.
AmbushedCat TuringMaschineRythm
A probabilistic CV sequencer inspired by the original Music Thing Turing Machine. Generates semi-random looping sequences with adjustable probability and loop length.
Ouroboros Industries Branch
A switched mult/router with 2 inputs and 8 outputs. Counterpart to Junction
stoermelder MIDI-CAT XL
Mapping module for MIDI CCs and notes to parameters of any module, similar to VCV MIDI-MAP
Sanguine Monsters Crucible
Expander for Alchemist: adds global and per channel CV and manual Mute control; Mute exclusive mode; global and per channel CV and manual Solo control, and Solo exclusive mode
Sanguine Monsters Fortuna
Pair of polyphonic Bernoulli-like random signal routers with integrated crossfader
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