forsitan modulare lustro
Scanned filter: scando's mass-spring string drives the band gains of a 16-band resonant filterbank.
forsitan modulare ululo
Feedback guitar: six comb strings and a saturating amp in a howling loop, chord-tunable via poly V/oct.
forsitan modulare scando
Scanned-synthesis oscillator: a vibrating mass-spring string scanned into an evolving wavetable.
Coalescent Neuron · Soma
Bursting/chaotic neuron oscillator on the Hindmarsh-Rose system: spike trains, bursts, and chaos from one current control
Coalescent Neuron · Axon
Spiking-neuron oscillator on the FitzHugh-Nagumo system: relaxation oscillator + excitable (trigger-fired) voice
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 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.
SignalFunctionSet Tine
Tunable 3rd-order pingable resonator based on the Gamelan Resonator circuit, with variable damping and VCA anti-click mode
Questionable Dinner Pilfer
A moving particle attempts to follow input audio.
FilterDistortionEnvelope followerOscillatorPhysical modelingPolyphonic
AmbushedCat Tape Machine
A detailed tape emulation module offering saturation, wow & flutter, bias shaping, and vintage tape coloration. Perfect for adding analog warmth and character to your sound.
Sanguine Mutants Anuli
Polyphonic resonator based on Mutable Instruments' Rings
EffectFilterHardware cloneOscillatorPhysical modelingPolyphonic
Sapphire Polynucleus
Simulation of a cloud of particles with mutually attractive, repulsive, and orthogonal forces.
TyrannosaurusRu LogisticScratch
Scratching chaotic oscillator based on https://www.mathematica-journal.com/2013/05/27/using-the-logistic-map-to-generate-scratching-sounds/
AlliewayAudio CartoonRunning
Circuit-Bent Newtonian Physics! Can be used a signal woggler, unstable Oscillator / Envelope / Chaos generator, or as a rather crazy audio effect! Warning: This module has a mind of it's own - use caution (and a limiter if you're using it for audio)!
DigitalDistortionDrumFilterFunction generatorLow-frequency oscillatorOscillatorPhysical modelingWaveshaper
Slime Child Audio Filter+
Expander for LP4 Filter
Slime Child Audio Sub-Oscillator
Subharmonic Physically-modelled Self-Modulating Oscillator
Slime Child Audio Saturating Mixer
Chainable Non-linear Mixer
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