Geodesics Energy
Relativistic oscillator
OscillatorSynth voicePolyphonicDigitalLow-frequency oscillator
monome teletype
algorithmic ecosystem: a dynamic, musical event triggering platform
ArpeggiatorClock generatorClock modulatorEnvelope followerEnvelope generatorFunction generatorLogicQuantizerRandomSequencerSlew limiterSample and holdUtilityDigitalHardware cloneExternal
AlliewayAudio Bumper
AlliewayAudio Series I (3 modules)
Quad Stepped Digital Accumulator. Based on the programming concept of incrementally 'bumping' variables up and down. Send it some gates, and it creates many stepped CVs and sub-rhythms as output - send it some oscillators, and it will explode your Atari.
Clock modulatorDigitalFunction generatorLogicLow-frequency oscillatorOscillatorQuadSample and holdSequencerUtilityWaveshaper
ALM Busy Circuits TYSO DAIKO
ALM031 Tyso Daiko: Dual Digital Drum Voice
AlliewayAudio CartoonRunning
AlliewayAudio Series I (3 modules)
Circuit-Bent Newtonian Physics! Can be used a signal woggler, unstable Oscillator / Envelope / Chaos generator, or as a rather crazy audio effect! Warning: This module has a mind of it's own - use caution (and a limiter if you're using it for audio)!
DigitalDistortionDrumFilterFunction generatorLow-frequency oscillatorOscillatorPhysical modelingWaveshaper
stoermelder SIPO
Serial-in parallel-out shift register with polyphonic output and CV controls for skipping and incrementing on sampled values
Geodesics DarkEnergy
Complex RM FM oscillator
OscillatorSynth voicePolyphonicDigitalLow-frequency oscillator
monome ansible
multi-mode sequencer and control voltage generator, for grid and arc controllers
SequencerClock generatorLogicFunction generatorDigitalHardware cloneExternal
AlliewayAudio Koan
AlliewayAudio Series I (3 modules)
Transforms audio or CVs from subtle warming to annihilation. Telecommunications signal compander (Variable MU-law Encoder/Decoder) with built-in noise, analog clipping, mixer, and thru-zero VCA. Try plugging your favorite filter or effect between encoder and decoder!
CompressorDistortionDigitalEffectLimiterMixerNoiseRing modulatorUtilityVoltage-controlled amplifierWaveshaper
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