Befaco Hex Mix VCA
Six channel VCA with response curve range from logarithmic to linear and to exponential
Befaco Sampling Modulator
Multi-function module that lies somewhere between a VCO, a Sample & Hold, and an 8 step trigger sequencer
Befaco PonyVCO
Compact Thru-Zero (TZFM) oscillator with wavefolder and VCA
Hardware cloneLow-frequency oscillatorOscillatorPolyphonicWaveshaper
Befaco MIDI Thing V2
Hardware MIDI Thing v2 is a flexible MIDI to CV converter, this module acts as a bridge from VCV
Stochastic Telegraph BASICally
Generate sequences, perform math on inputs, and even multitask with a simple BASIC-like language. Can also send Tipsy text messages to modules that support them (e.g., TTY).
Stochastic Telegraph Drifter
Varying linear function generator. Makes sequences that change in small (or large) ways. A line defined by X/Y points, each doing a random walk.
Stochastic Telegraph Fermata
Write much longer text notes, and various sizes of labels. Fermata is resizable, scrolls, has font and color choices, and more.
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.
Stochastic Telegraph TTY
Logs values from cables and/or text messages from Tipsy text sources (e.g., BASICally). Makes monitoring of values or logging far easier. TTY is resizable, scrolls, has font and color choices, and more.
Stochastic Telegraph Memory
The root part of a Memory system. This is what Ruminate reads and Embellish writes to.
Mathematics and Music Lab (MML) Logarithmic Quantizer (LOG QNT)
Quantizer to produce the non-Pythagorean musical scale of The Apples in Stereo, tuned to the logarithms of whole numbers.
Mathematics and Music Lab (MML) Square Root Quantizer (SQT QNT)
Quantizer to produce a musical scale tuned to the square roots of whole numbers.
Mathematics and Music Lab (MML) Power Quantizer (POW QNT)
Quantizer to produce infinite families of musical scales at the turn of a knob, tuned to a special power function.
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- Right-click an empty rack space to launch Rack’s module browser to add a module to your patch.
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