Path Set Randomizer Expander
Adds Randomizing Triggers to any Rainbow Sequencer
AlliewayAudio Bumper
Quad Stepped Digital Accumulator. Based on the programming concept of incrementally 'bumping' variables up and down. Send it some gates, and it creates many stepped CVs and sub-rhythms as output - send it some oscillators, and it will explode your Atari.
forsitan modulare interea
Turns one V/oct input into a chord, with selectable quality, voicing and inversion.
Nonlinear Circuits Let's Splosh
Four inputs run into lots of Difference Rectifiers for many output variations. Panel by Papernoise.
LifeFormModular QuadModulator
Quad synced LFO with skew from ramp up to ramp down through sine plus dual unity mixer
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