Instrumentalist Clonotribe
A module inspired by KORG monotribe
Synth voiceOscillatorFilterEnvelope generatorLow-frequency oscillatorSequencer
Coalescent Bunnies
Predator-prey oscillator: prey and predator chase each other a quarter cycle apart. Lotka-Volterra and Rosenzweig-MacArthur modes.
Coalescent Neuron · Axon
Spiking-neuron oscillator on the FitzHugh-Nagumo system: relaxation oscillator + excitable (trigger-fired) voice
Coalescent Neuron · Soma
Bursting/chaotic neuron oscillator on the Hindmarsh-Rose system: spike trains, bursts, and chaos from one current control
Coalescent Operon
Three-phase oscillator on the repressilator gene circuit: three genes repressing each other in a ring, ~120 degrees out of phase
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