Voxglitch Digital Sequencer XP
Polyphonic version of the Digital Sequencer. Sixteen-in-one cv/gate sequencers with independent control over clock division and sequence length.
stoermelder STRIP
Manage a group of modules by using the expander-mechanism, providing load, save, copy, paste, disable, enable and randomize
Sickozell bToggler8+
8 buffered toggle switch router, plus warnings to use with led midi controllers
LifeFormModular BurstIntegrator
Sequential switch based on ML switches, with trigger generator to add burst of trigs to yout patterns
Sparkette's Stuff Note Classifier
Classifies the pitch of an incoming note (C, D, etc.) and turns on a different output for each pitch.
Sparkette's Stuff Voltage Range
Generates a smooth range of values between and including two specified voltages on a polyphonic output.
Voxglitch Note Detector
Produces a gate or trigger output when a specified note is detected at the CV input
stoermelder STROKE
Utility for converting hotkeys to triggers, gates and some other special commands
stoermelder PILE
Translate increment triggers or decrement triggers in an absolute voltage, especially useful with MIDI-STEP, with slew support
stoermelder POLY-PILE
Translate increment triggers or decrement triggers in an absolute voltage, especially useful with MIDI-STEP, with slew support
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