Sparkette's Stuff Polyphonic Selector
Selects one output (or more) from a polyphonic input based on the voltage from another input.
Venom Poly Unison
Replicate each channel of a polyphonic input with a variable detune spread, and merge the results into a single polyphonic output
Sparkette's Stuff Polyphonic Repeater
Converts a monophonic signal to a polyphonic signal where all channels have the same value. Outputs up to four copies of the polyphonic signal, because I had room for extra ports so why not?
TyrannosaurusRu LFSR16 Poly
16-bit LFSR sequencer with ability to split for two independent registers
TyrannosaurusRu LFSR8 Poly
Fully deterministic sequencer based on 8-bit LFSR capable to produce pseudo-random results
Chinenual Polyphonic signal sorter with linked sort
Sorts polyphonic signals, optionally linking the sort order to other signals
HetrickCV Phasor Burst Generator
Generates a phasor repeatedly for a given number of times.
OscillatorClock generatorClock modulatorLow-frequency oscillatorPolyphonic
HetrickCV Phasor Generator
Generates a phasor along with time-synced gates.
OscillatorClock generatorClock modulatorLow-frequency oscillatorRandomPolyphonic
Holonic Systems SwissCheeseKnife
Quad utility module with a twist
UtilityAttenuatorMixerQuadVoltage-controlled amplifierSample and holdSlew limiter
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