Sparkette's Stuff Busybox
Multipurpose module containing four LFO's, two ADSR+VCA envelopes, and a noise generator.
Stochastic Telegraph Fuse
Counts triggers and blocks/allows a signal after hitting a limit. Useful for timed composition changes, simulating components that break with overuse, or scaling a value based on the number of triggers.
computerscare Father and Son Patch Sequencer
Patch Sequencer - 10 in, 10 out patch matrix with 16 scenes
Nonlinear Circuits Neuron
3-input comparator and Difference Rectifier for creating unpredictable interactions. Panel by jk.
HetrickCV Phasor Sub-Step Shaper
Processes individual steps of phasor signals in interesting ways for sequence modification or phase distortion synthesis.
stoermelder STRIP
Manage a group of modules by using the expander-mechanism, providing load, save, copy, paste, disable, enable and randomize
Holonic Systems Holonic Source
Integrates with the Holon.ist iOS app and outputs CV control signals to VCV Rack
KautenjaDSP Mini Boss
An emulation of the Yamaha YM2612 FM synthesis chip from the Sega Mega Drive and Sega Genesis.
Frozen Wasteland Seriously Slow EG
Envelope Generator for modulating CV over *very* long time periods
KautenjaDSP Jairasullator
An emulation of the General Instrument AY-3-8910 chip.
DistortionLow-frequency oscillatorNoiseOscillatorPolyphonicSynth voiceVoltage-controlled amplifier
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