Amalgamated Harmonics Generative
A toolkit of functions intended to support generative music creation
NoiseSample and holdLow-frequency oscillatorRandomClock generator
Ambivalent Instruments Crackl
Inspired by "Velvet Sunset" by manual, this small noise generator adds a touch of warmth and melancholy behind beautiful harmonies. With its delicate texture and understated presence, it blends a sense of transience seamlessly into your music and performances.
Ambivalent Instruments Gurgling
The "gurgling" sound is a strange one, similar to the bubbling noise of water. The density, clarity, and frequency of this sound can be adjusted, along with stereo width.
Ambivalent Instruments NØ!SE//ERR
A dual-output noise oscillator that travels seamlessly between calm and agitation, harmony and dissonance.
Ambivalent Instruments Rain
Synthesizes rain sound. You can control the rain sound by controlling the density of the rain, the magnitude of the reverberation, and the filter type and coefficients, as well as stereo width.
Dintree V218 SH Clock Noise
Sample and Hold, Clock and Noise Generator
Clock generatorFunction generatorNoiseRandomSample and holdUtility
forsitan modulare rete
Feedback integrator network: eight leaky nodes in a random mixing matrix, self-oscillating chaos.
gregsbrain dSpec VCO
Dual Direct Spectral Synthesis VCO
Hardware cloneOscillatorDigitalQuantizerFilterNoiseWaveshaperVisual
HetrickCV Feedback Sine Chaos
A chaotic oscillator and LFO created through phase distortion and feedback.
KautenjaDSP Boss Fight
An emulation of the Yamaha YM2612 FM synthesis chip from the Sega Mega Drive and Sega Genesis.
KautenjaDSP Infinite Stairs
An emulation of the Ricoh 2A03 chip from the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES).
KautenjaDSP Jairasullator
An emulation of the General Instrument AY-3-8910 chip.
DistortionLow-frequency oscillatorNoiseOscillatorPolyphonicSynth voiceVoltage-controlled amplifier
KautenjaDSP Mega Tone
An emulation of the Texas Instruments SN76489 chip from the Sega Master System, Sega Mega Drive, and Sega Genesis.
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