HetrickCV Phasor Divide & Multiply
Processes a phasor signal and outputs a phasor at a precise, variable time multiple or division.
HetrickCV Phasor Timetables
Processes a phasor signal and outputs phasors and standard timing ratios.
HetrickCV Phasor Rhythm Group
Generates a clock by dividing a phasor into a series of triggers, and then groups the clock into two subrhythms.
HetrickCV Phasor Stutter
Processes phasor signals and adds stutters/ratchets/repeats within substeps.
HetrickCV Phasor Beat Map
Phasor-driven topographic drum sequencer based on Mutable Instruments Grids. Uses phasor input (0-10V) for playback, enabling reverse, scrub, and non-linear pattern navigation.
HetrickCV Phasor Humanizer
Repeatedly modifies the slope of an incoming phasor to make the timing less robotic.
HetrickCV Phasor Generator
Generates a phasor along with time-synced gates.
OscillatorClock generatorClock modulatorLow-frequency oscillatorRandomPolyphonic
HetrickCV Phasor Mixer
Adds together multiple signals and forces them into a unipolar range via folding or wrapping.
HetrickCV Phasor Reset
Duplicates an incoming phasor, but allows you to reset it independently of the input.
HetrickCV Polymetric Phasors
Processes a phasor signal with a known number of steps, then produces output phasors at polymetric multiples.
HetrickCV Phasor Shift
Processes phasor signals and provides a phase shifted output, optionally quantized to step distances.
HetrickCV Phasor to Waveforms
Shapes incoming phasor signals to useful, static LFO waveshapes. These waveforms are not anti-aliased, hence the LFO designation.
HetrickCV Phasor Quadrature
Shapes a phasor into a sine, and outputs both phasors and sines at 90 degree intervals.
HetrickCV Phasor to LFO
Shapes incoming phasor signals to useful, morphing LFO waveshapes. These waveforms are not anti-aliased, hence the LFO designation.
HetrickCV Phasor Randomizer
Randomizes phasor signals to create different offset patterns for sequencers.
HetrickCV Gate Junction Expanded
Eight channel gate processor, expanded with more jacks and polyphony.
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