nozoïd Nozori_68_LFO
Dual LFO, with parametric waveform and syncronisation to any signal
Hardware cloneDualFunction generatorLow-frequency oscillatorSample and hold
nozoïd Nozori_68_LFO_MOD
LFO, with parametric waveform and syncronisation to any signal
Hardware cloneDualFunction generatorLow-frequency oscillatorSample and hold
nozoïd Nozori_68_RND_LOOP
Loop of Random Value, with various interpolation and external synchronisation
Hardware cloneDualFunction generatorLow-frequency oscillatorRandom
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