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.
Prok Modular Drum Expander
Expander for Drum Modules. Allows transpose, decay time and quad control via knob or CV
trowaSoft cvOSC16 Input Expander
Expansion module for cvOSCcv. Allows 16 more input CV channels to be sent to OSC.
trowaSoft cvOSC32 Input Expander
Expansion module for cvOSCcv. Allows 32 more input CV channels to be sent to OSC.
Stochastic Telegraph Fixation
Playback head with a Memory Ensemble that repeatedly plays a short part of the Memory.
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
trowaSoft OSCcv32 Output Expander
Expansion module for cvOSCcv. Allows 32 more output CV channels to be received from OSC.
Frozen Wasteland Portland Weather - Algorithmic Expander
Allows Portland Weather to create Euclidean rhythms
TheModularMind OSCelotExpander
Expander for OSC'elot outputting a trigger and CV for each controller
Sparkette's Stuff DMA-FX
An expander that connects to an adjacent DMA-compatible module, providing a selection of miscellaneous effect triggers.
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