Nonlinear Circuits Neuron
3-input comparator and Difference Rectifier for creating unpredictable interactions. Panel by jk.
Nonlinear Circuits GENiE
Three Neurons tangled together in a feedback network of chaos. Panel by jk.
NYSTHI SimplerTapeControl
Reel to reel tape style controller for samplers; expander for Simpliciter and Confusing Simpler
Nonlinear Circuits Let's Splosh
Four inputs run into lots of Difference Rectifiers for many output variations. Panel by Papernoise.
stoermelder X4
Dual multiple for parameter-mapping. Maps four separate knobs to a single parameter, useful for driving the same target from MIDI-CAT and CV-MAP simultaneously or for multi-controller setups.
stoermelder +T
Expander for TRANSIT that adds 12 additional snapshot slots. Up to seven +T expanders can be chained for a total of 96 snapshots per TRANSIT instance.
stoermelder TRANSIT
Parameter-morpher and sequencer for up to 96 snapshots. Binds to any module, captures parameter snapshots, morphs smoothly between them and steps through them with clock and trigger inputs.
stoermelder SPIN
Utility for converting mouse-wheel movement into triggers, also handles middle-click of mouse, useful for SAIL. Outputs increment and decrement triggers from scrolling and gates from the middle button, with configurable keyboard modifiers.
stoermelder MEM for MIDI-CAT
Memory-expander for MIDI-CAT. Extends the mapping memory so you can store and recall multiple MIDI-CAT configurations or quickly switch between banks of mappings.
unless games towers
dual fader bank, constant CV source with polyphonic io and mods. up to 16 faders each
unless games room
a rack row arranger that can move complete rows of modules and add empty rows between existing ones for a faster workflow
stoermelder STROKE
Utility for converting hotkeys to triggers, gates and some other special commands. Maps up to ten hotkeys or mouse buttons to polyphonic triggers and gates, with optional modifiers and special commands not available elsewhere in Rack.
stoermelder GOTO
Utility for jumping directly to 10 locations in your patch by hotkey or using MIDI. Each jump point is bound to a module or selection and also recalls the saved zoom level, so you can return to the exact view you left.
stoermelder GLUE
Label maker for your modules! Add small text annotations to any module or cable in your patch, with per-label customisation for more fun on your patching journey!
stoermelder GRIP
Lock for module parameters. Holds up to 32 knobs, faders, switches or buttons at a fixed value, protecting them from accidental mouse changes and from context-menu randomisation.
stoermelder µAFFIX
Insert for polyphonic cables for adding offsets in Volt, semitones or octaves (8 channels).
stoermelder AFFIX
Insert for polyphonic cables for adding offsets in Volt, semitones or octaves (16 channels). Larger 16-channel sibling of µAFFIX, ideal for full-keyboard polyphonic transposition and tuning.
stoermelder MIRROR
Utility for synchronizing module parameters. Keeps multiple instances of the same module in lock-step, with eight assignable CV ports to drive any parameter of the bound modules.
stoermelder POLY-PILE
Translate increment triggers or decrement triggers in an absolute voltage, especially useful with MIDI-STEP, with slew support. Polyphonic version of PILE handling up to 16 channels independently.
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