Count Modula 16 Step Sequencer Trigger Output Expander
Adds individual trigger outputs to the 16 Step Sequencer
Count Modula Fade-in/Fade-out Expander
Adds sequencer start/stop and envelope outputs to the fade controller
Frozen Wasteland QAR - Grid Control Expander
Allows some QAR expanders to be modulated in a grid fashion
DanT Seizure Trigger [Purfenator Expander]
[3hp] Enables CV control of the Purfenator parameters. Excessive modulation is highly discouraged.
Count Modula 8 Step Sequencer Gate Output Expander
Adds individual gate outputs to the 8 Step Sequencer
Sparkette's Stuff Accessor
Connects to an adjacent DMA-compatible module to allow for reading and writing of memory.
Frozen Wasteland Portland Weather - Grid Control Expander
Allows Portland Weather to be modulated in a grid fashion
Venom Auxilliary Clone Expander
Adds additional cloned poly input/output pairs to Clone Merge, Poly Merge, or Poly Unison
Ohmer Modules FroeZe-X
12HP "right-side" expander for FroeZe: additional outputs (AC'd notes) / edit features
JP Shift & Shuffle Expander
Expander for any main JP sequencer. CV controllable sequence modifications.
Count Modula Trigger Sequencer Gate Expander
Adds gate outputs to the 8 and 16 Step Trigger Sequencers
TheModularMind OSCelotExpander
Expander for OSC'elot outputting a trigger and CV for each controller
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