Ohmer Modules BRK ("Break") expander for RKD
BRK ("Break") expander to setup RKD jumpers (inspired from 4ms BO hardware)
Axioma TheBifurcator
Generate CV/GATE/TRIGGER outputs based on bifurcation maps of iterated functions
forsitan modulare vates
Stereo sample player with generated banks: modulate the sample choice and the rhythm falls out.
Stochastic Telegraph BASICally
Generate sequences, perform math on inputs, and even multitask with a simple BASIC-like language. Can also send Tipsy text messages to modules that support them (e.g., TTY or Memory).
SignalFunctionSet Loom
Eight-string resonator sharing one bridge, so a struck string rings its neighbours.
halfagiraf Constellate
Four-channel relational event memory and generative trigger processor with transition-confidence CV.
BCNmodular Maestro Expander 10
Adds channels 7-16 to Maestro. Links to a Maestro Core via context menu, not physical placement.
Venom Benjolin Oscillator
Complex chaotic oscillator emulating the oscillator and rungler components of a Benjolin
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
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.
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