Sanguine Mutants Marmora
Random sampler based on Mutable Instruments' Marbles
Clock generatorClock modulatorDigitalHardware cloneQuantizerRandomSequencer
Frozen Wasteland Probably Note - Arabic
Probabilistic Quantizer using Arabic maqams, ajnas and sayrs
Venom HQ - Harmonic Quantizer
Computes a selected harmonic or subharmonic partial relative to a root V/Oct, or quantizes input V/Oct to the nearest partial relative to the root
Mathematics and Music Lab (MML) Square Root Quantizer (SQT QNT)
Quantizer to produce a musical scale tuned to the square roots of whole numbers.
alef's bits slips
generate random melodies, with optional random offsets each cycle, quantized to a scale
Mathematics and Music Lab (MML) Power Quantizer (POW QNT)
Quantizer to produce infinite families of musical scales at the turn of a knob, tuned to a special power function.
unless games avoider
correct v/oct signals to avoid certain intervals in relation to a chord, inspired by the 'avoid note' concept from music theory
Frozen Wasteland Probably Note - Bohlen Pierce
Probabilistic Quantizer using Bohlen Pierce scales and tuning
Venom Non-Octave-Repeating Scale Intervallic Quantizer
Quantizer for any scale defined by up to 13 intervals between notes
Venom NORSIQ Chord To Scale
Convert a polyphonic chord into CV to generate a scale for the Non-Octave-Repeating Scale Intervallic Quantizer
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