Bark Trim LFO Hz
Trims top/bottom values on the selected LFO output, without attenuating. Quick access buttons on labels
Schlappi Engineering Nibbler
The Nibbler is a four bit digital accumulator based on CMOS logic. This means that it counts in binary from zero to fifteen, with inputs and outputs for individual bits as well as stepped voltage outputs (digital to analog converters).
Sickozell toggler
Stereo signal toggle switch router, with VCA and ASR envelope generator
LogicEnvelope generatorVoltage-controlled amplifierPolyphonic
Cella Cognitive Shift
Advanced 8-bit digital shift register with clock, gates or trigger outputs, 4 DAC-based CV generators and various self-patching capabilities
Patchable Devices Digital Chaotic System
Digital 8-bit Shift Register driven by two independent VCOs
Clock generatorClock modulatorFunction generatorLogicLow-frequency oscillatorNoiseOscillatorRandomSequencerUtility
wildergarden Pascal
This module uses Pascal's triangle, a mathematical pattern independently invented throughout the world during the Middle Ages, to create evolving melodies and drum sequences.
Sulamith Button - Trigger/CV Utility
Multi-tool with probability, scaled random cv gen, a<>b switch, constant voltage, 0.2s-10s gate & trig out + text label. Slew&retrig menu options.
ML Modules Trigger Buffer
A trigger can be buffered, so that the next incoming clock will create an pulse.
Schlappi Engineering BTFLD
BTFLD (Bit Fold) is a distortion, wavefolder, and four bit asynchronous analog to digital converter.
Schlappi Engineering BTMX
BTMX (BitMix) gives hands on control over logic and rhythmic gate signals with a switch for every input and 4 different logic functions.
Infinite-Noise Poly-Value Compare
2HP value compare (MIN, MAX, NtZ, FfZ, AVG, R/S) across all channels of one polyphonic signal. Can also monitor since last reset, all channels or per channel.
Count Modula Chances - bernoulli gate
Single bernoulli gate offering randomized routing of gate signals
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