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4ms Ensemble Oscillator [EnOsc]
The Ensemble Oscillator (EnOsc) is a unified polyphonic voice of sixteen complex oscillators combining additive, FM, phase-distortion and wavefolding synthesis techniques in new unorthodox ways.
Sanguine Mutants Explorator
Polyphonic multiple, mixer, noise source, sample and hold, inverter, rectifier and logic unit, based on Mutable Instruments' Links and Kinks
Sanguine Mutants Mutuus
Experimental, polyphonic and multifaceted meta-modulator based on the Symbiote firmware for Mutable Instruments' Warps
Sanguine Mutants Distortiones
Doctored, flexible and fully polyphonic meta-modulator based on the Parasite alternative firmware for Mutable Instruments' Warps
Sanguine Mutants Fluctus
Texture synthesizer based on the Kammerl Beat-Repeat firmware for Mutable Instruments' Clouds
Sanguine Mutants Mortuus
All-around gap filler based on the Dead Man's Catch firmware, with some additions, for Mutable Instruments' Peaks
Sanguine Mutants Etesia
Texture synthesizer based on the Parasite firmware for Mutable Instruments' Clouds
Sanguine Mutants Nebulae
Texture synthesizer based on the Monsoon version of Mutable Instruments' Clouds
Sanguine Mutants Contextus
Multipurpose, polyphonic macro oscillator based on the Renaissance alternative firmware for Mutable Instruments' Braids
Sanguine Mutants Funes
Powerful, polyphonic macro oscillator based on Mutable Instruments' Plaits 1.2
Befaco MIDI Thing V2
Hardware MIDI Thing v2 is a flexible MIDI to CV converter, this module acts as a bridge from VCV
ALM Busy Circuits CIZZLE
ALM042 CIZZLE: Dual Oscillator inspired by Casio CZ
ALM Busy Circuits Pamela's Pro Workout
ALM034 PPW: Clocked modulation source
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