Audible Instruments Keyframer/Mixer
Based on Mutable Instruments Frames
OscillatorMixerAttenuatorLow-frequency oscillatorHardware clone
stoermelder MIDI-STEP
Module for relative modes of endless knobs on your MIDI controller, such as Arturia Beatstep, Native Instruments Komplete Keyboards or Behringer X-TOUCH
Sickozell bToggler8+
8 buffered toggle switch router, plus warnings to use with led midi controllers
Venom Auxilliary Clone Expander
Adds additional cloned poly input/output pairs to Clone Merge, Poly Merge, or Poly Unison
Venom Reformation
Transform CV or audio by mapping way point voltages to new values
DistortionEffectPolyphonicUtilityVoltage-controlled amplifierWaveshaper
Dintree V101 Dual Envelope
Dual ADSR, AR and LFO Generator
DualEnvelope generatorLow-frequency oscillatorHardware clone
unless games avoider
correct v/oct signals to avoid certain intervals in relation to a chord, inspired by the 'avoid note' concept from music theory
HetrickCV Phasor Mixer
Adds together multiple signals and forces them into a unipolar range via folding or wrapping.
NANO Modules SERRA
Envelope (ADSR) function generator
Envelope generatorFunction generatorAttenuatorHardware clone
Befaco Sampling Modulator
Multi-function module that lies somewhere between a VCO, a Sample & Hold, and an 8 step trigger sequencer
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