Count Modula Polyphonic Voltage Controlled Switch
Selects between 2 polyphonic inputs or routes 1 polyphonic input to one of 2 polyphonic outputs based on the level of the signal at the polyphonic CV input
Count Modula Polyrhythmic Generator MkII
A set of 8 voltage controlled clock dividers that can be used to generate polyrhythms by clocking and/or dividing at different rates
Count Modula Comparator
Compares the input signal with either an internal or external threshold value and outputs gate signals based on the outcome.
Count Modula Manual CV Generator
A simple dual manual CV generator offering +/- 10V with both coarse and fine controls
Count Modula 8 Step Sequencer Trigger Output Expander
Adds individual trigger outputs to the 8 Step Sequencer
Count Modula Gate Delay
A dual gate delay line giving up to 40 seconds of delay with voltage control over the delay time
Count Modula Voltage Controlled Frequency Divider MkII
Frequency divider with a variable and voltage controlled division ratio from 1 to around 20
Count Modula Clocked Random Gate Logic Expander
Logical processing of the gates from the Clocked Random Gates module
Count Modula Trigger Sequencer Gate Expander
Adds gate outputs to the 8 and 16 Step Trigger Sequencers
Count Modula Minimus Maximus
A signal processor that determines and outputs the minimum, maximum and mean (average) of up to 4 input signals
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