Sonus Dept. Semiramis
Semimodular synthesizer
Synth voiceFilterDelayLow-frequency oscillatorOscillatorEnvelope generator
Stochastic Telegraph Drifter
Varying linear function generator. Makes sequences that change in small (or large) ways. A line defined by X/Y points, each doing a random walk.
Count Modula Burst Generator
Generates bursts of 1-16 pulses whenever a trigger is received at the trigger input
Count Modula Event Arranger
A VCV Rack implementation of the VC Clock and Event Arranger published in an article by John Blacet in the Jan/Feb edition of Synapse magazine
Count Modula Burst Generator 64
Generates bursts of 1-64 pulses whenever a trigger is received at the trigger input
JP Four Track
Program 4-voice melodies or chords. Add endless expanders for endless length.
Ohmer Modules RKD (Rotate Klok Divider)
Rotate Klok Divider (RKD) module (inspired from 4ms RCD hardware)
Ohmer Modules FroeZe-X
12HP "right-side" expander for FroeZe: additional outputs (AC'd notes) / edit features
Sanguine Monsters Brainz
Master control center intended to make synchronizing audio and video files from different recorders easier
Sha#Bang! Modules Neutrinode
Node-based generator with four independent nodes to connected particles
Sparkette's Stuff Polyphonic Selector
Selects one output (or more) from a polyphonic input based on the voltage from another input.
unless games tancor
swinging gate machine based around a parametric binary tree, inspired by the cantor set
monome ansible
multi-mode sequencer and control voltage generator, for grid and arc controllers
SequencerClock generatorLogicFunction generatorDigitalHardware cloneExternal
Count Modula Polyrhythmic Generator MkII
A set of 8 voltage controlled clock dividers that can be used to generate polyrhythms by clocking and/or dividing at different rates
Count Modula CV Stack
Sequential voltage storage stack with First In First Out or Last In First Out operation
JP Four Track Expander
Add 64 more note blocks to Four Track. Try using more than one.
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