stoermelder ROTOR Model A
Rotates a signal across polyphonic channels. A monophonic carrier is spread over a configurable number of output channels, with a CV-driven modulator determining how it pans between them.
stoermelder CV-PAM
Generate CV from any parameter change of any module. Attaches to up to 32 parameters and outputs a CV signal whenever they change, perfect for mirroring knob motion to other modules or to MIDI-CAT.
stoermelder CV-MAP
Add CV automation to 32 parameters of any module. Maps polyphonic CV inputs to any module parameter, with slew-limiting, input scaling, optional audio-rate updates and locate-and-indicate for retracing mappings.
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