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21kHz D∞

Polyphonic module for modifying V/OCT signals by transposition and inversion

Tuner Utility Polyphonic

3HR Xtenuat3hr

CV-controlled crossfader and attenuverter.

Attenuator Utility

Ahornberg Copy Paste Preset

copy-paste a preset from the module on the left side to the modules on the right side

Utility

Ahornberg Flying Fader

cv-controlled fader

Attenuator Controller Polyphonic Utility Visual Voltage-controlled amplifier

Ahornberg Fun with Frames

utility to enhance Regen Modular Frames

Utility Polyphonic

Ahornberg MIDI over Audio

complement to the MIDI over Audio VST

External MIDI Multiple Utility

Ahornberg MIDI Poly Expression

MIDI MPE to CV

External MIDI Polyphonic Utility

Ahornberg Tape Inspector

visualizes audio on tape

Expander Utility Visual

alef's bits lights

lights turn on when gate is high. 'latch' mode toggles lights on trigger

Utility Visual

alef's bits logic

perform logical operations on two inputs

Logic Utility Polyphonic

alef's bits math

applies various math operations on two inputs, clamped to +/-10V

Logic Utility Polyphonic

alef's bits mlt

two 1:5 polyphonic multiples

Polyphonic Utility

alef's bits oct sclr

scales voltage to specified octave range

Utility

alef's bits polycounter

count up or down on trigger with custom start/end/increment values

Polyphonic Utility

alef's bits polyrand

output a random channel of a poly input with a trigger

Utility Polyphonic Random

alef's bits polyshuffle

shuffle the channels of a polyphonic signal, with various modes

Polyphonic Random Utility

alef's bits probably not

mute a signal on trigger, based on probability

Random Utility Polyphonic

alef's bits shift

an 8-step shift register with probability params for each step

Sample and hold Utility

alef's bits turnt

generate triggers when a CV signal changes direction, crosses zero, or both

Utility Polyphonic

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