Infinite-Noise Value Comparator-2 Mk II
One section of value-compare: Min, Max, NtZ, FtZ, Abs-diff, Avg, and one section of Int/Frac and simple math: Plus, Minus, Mul, Div.
Ohmer Modules Polarity Switch
Signal is routed to "P" if its input voltage is positive. Otherwise, it will be routed to "N" (but as positive equivalent, as absolute value)
Surge XT Tuned Delay +
An expanded version of the Tuned Delay, perfect for many physical modelling and flanging style patches
Sanguine Monsters Kitsune
Four polyphonic attenuverters, offsetters and inverters with user selectable smart input normalling.
stoermelder SIPO
Serial-in parallel-out shift register with polyphonic output and CV controls for skipping and incrementing on sampled values. Sample an input, then shift and step through stored voltages across polyphonic channels with CV-modulated skip and step size.
Sanguine Monsters Raiju
Flexible, fixed voltage source that can clone its output up to 16 channels and has one channel with a single copy of every selected voltage
Studio Six Plus One Bose
Multi output random voltage generator, sample and hold with no input, steady or analog style drooping outputs
Count Modula Shepard Generator
Generates a set of 8 ramp and sawtooth control signals appropriately phased for generation of Shepard tones
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