monome teletype
algorithmic ecosystem: a dynamic, musical event triggering platform
ArpeggiatorClock generatorClock modulatorEnvelope followerEnvelope generatorFunction generatorLogicQuantizerRandomSequencerSlew limiterSample and holdUtilityDigitalHardware cloneExternal
Path Set Orchestrator
A conniving octopus that creates modulation and gate outputs to conduct a 10 minute long song.
NYSTHI metaAARDVARK
Warren Burt noise s&h lfo Aardvark IV RVG cell, clockable, cvable, syncable
NoiseUtilityClock generatorSample and holdLow-frequency oscillator
KautenjaDSP Jairasullator
An emulation of the General Instrument AY-3-8910 chip.
DistortionLow-frequency oscillatorNoiseOscillatorPolyphonicSynth voiceVoltage-controlled amplifier
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