Infinite-Noise Tweak-8
8 section: (individual) knob/CV-controlled (1x,2x,5x,10x) attenuverter/amplifier, offset, mixer.
Infinite-Noise Tweak-4 Mk II
4 section: (individual) knob/CV-controlled (1x,2x,5x,10x) attenuverter/amplifier, offset, mixer.
Infinite-Noise Tweak-4 Mk I
4 section: (same) knob controlled (1x,2x,5x,10x) attenuverter/amplifier, offset.
Infinite-Noise Tweak-2 Mk II
2 section: (individual) knob controlled (1x,2x,5x,10x) attenuverter/amplifier, offset, mixer.
Infinite-Noise Tweak-2 Mk I
2 section: (same) knob/CV-controlled (1x,2x,5x,10x) attenuverter/amplifier, offset.
Infinite-Noise Phase-Driven LFO
Phase-driven LFO (input-phase) with PWM/modulation, outputting Saw, Square, Triangle and Sine, and inverted.
Infinite-Noise LFO1
Knob/CV-controlled single LFO with PWM, MOD, external sync and n-shot mode (Saw, Square, Triangle and Sine). Using the Square-output with modulation, it also acts as a wavetable (Triangle<->Square<->Saw).
Infinite-Noise Tiny LFO
Tiny (2HP) knob/CV-controlled single LFO with PWM (Saw, Square, Triangle, and Sine).
Infinite-Noise Simple LFO4-st
Simple knob-controlled Quad-LFO, with internal sync (Square and Triangle).
forsitan modulare antrum
Erbe-Verb style feedback delay network reverb: coffin to heavens, all of it modulatable.
forsitan modulare quadrare
Patchable Walsh-Hadamard codec: sliders and jacks reach inside the transform domain.
forsitan modulare vespae
Wasp filter: the EDP Wasp / Doepfer A-124 CMOS state-variable filter, LP/BP/HP/notch at once.
forsitan modulare guttur
Chaotic resonator drone: a Duffing oscillator through 48 resonant filters (Gutter Synthesis port).
forsitan modulare sylla
Random sample generator and player: ever-new procedural samples from 27 selectable engines, nothing from disk.
forsitan modulare imber
Generative rain: eight players on a 2D field where position is routing, over a self-generated bank.
forsitan modulare textor
One-knob loop weaver: two seconds of audio, rewoven at every turn (Fieldtone Weaver clone).
forsitan modulare vorax
Feedback drone synthesizer: a self-exciting Karplus-Strong string (Audrey II port).
MADZINE MAD REPEATER
6HP single-stage envelope generator with clock sync, chainable to the right with F expanders for multi-stage envelopes
Chaotic Instruments Yao
Clock-synced generative complex LFO: two interfering sine phasors whose beat envelope is steered by an I-Ching trigram change engine.
Chaotic Instruments Grain Shift Delay
Granular texturizer into a clock-synced crossfade delay with a single-sideband frequency shifter in the feedback.
Chaotic Instruments Modal Filter Expander
Expander for Modal Filter: adds 5 polyphonic resonator voices with individual offsets, mutes, and CV modulation.
Chaotic Instruments FFTF
FFT spectral freeze: captures the incoming spectrum and sustains it as a frozen pad.
Coalescent Lineages
Generative ancestral-tree sequencer: sampled traits coalesce backward into a common ancestor or branch forward through neutral mutation.
Coalescent Archipelago
Eight-habitat local adaptation: selection follows a spatial environmental gradient while mutation, nearest-neighbor migration, climate, and a barrier shape clines and range shifts.
Coalescent Islands
Four-island Wright-Fisher drift: bounded stochastic allele-frequency CV with selection, mutation, migration, and founder bottlenecks.
Coalescent Finches
Trait-density ecology: mutation and frequency-dependent competition turn one phenotype into two persistent clusters.
Coalescent Foxes
Three-species food chain (Hastings-Powell): grass, bunnies, and foxes move from a regular chase through period doubling into deterministic chaos.
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