chowdsp ChowTape Loss

chowdsp ChowTape Loss

Emulation of playhead loss effects for a reel-to-reel analog tape machine

EffectFilter

Seaside Modular Tala

Seaside Modular Tala

Tala is a sample-based tabla machine, simulating the Indian drums.

Drum

HetrickCV Binary Gate

HetrickCV Binary Gate

Manually turn a gate on or off, or toggle its current state.

LogicPolyphonic

unless games tancor

unless games tancor

swinging gate machine based around a parametric binary tree, inspired by the cantor set

SequencerClock generator

Venom Multimode Filter

Venom Multimode Filter

Stereo state variable filter for audio and low frequency use with some extra goodies

FilterPolyphonic

OrangeLine Morpheus

OrangeLine Morpheus

Morphing of given or random sequences with turing machine functionality and 16 Internal Memory Slots.

UtilitySequencerRandomPolyphonic

AmbushedCat TuringMaschineRythm

AmbushedCat TuringMaschineRythm

A probabilistic CV sequencer inspired by the original Music Thing Turing Machine. Generates semi-random looping sequences with adjustable probability and loop length.

Sequencer

Pete Buchhop TheReelPeet

Pete Buchhop TheReelPeet

Dual generative sequencer with per-lane BPM, step length, randomized pitch and trigger outputs, trigger-based randomization, voltage-controlled run state, and hold freeze.

SequencerRandom

AmbushedCat TuringGates

AmbushedCat TuringGates

An expander for the TuringMaschine module that outputs rhythmic gate patterns derived from the current sequence state. Useful for triggering drums, envelopes, or other events.

Expander


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