nozoïd Nozori_84_LFO_SEQ
6 step LFO / Sequencer
Hardware cloneFunction generatorLow-frequency oscillatorSequencer
SignalFunctionSet Fugue X
Expander for Fugue — per-voice steps, range, sleep, probability, S&H mode, sorted CV outputs, and per-step trigger outputs
Count Modula Gated Comparator Expander - Random Melody
Gated Comparator expander adding Random Melody output (also works with other sequencers)
Count Modula Gated Comparator Expander - Gate Logic
Gated Comparator expander adding logical mixing of the shift register outputs
MADZINE Universal Rhythm
Cross-cultural rhythm generator with 10 world music styles and 8-voice drum synthesis
Shortwav Labs Tapestry
Granular microsound processor inspired by musique concrète - manipulate audio reels with splices, grains, and morph controls
Shortwav Labs Tapestry Expander
Effects expander for Tapestry - adds Bit Crusher and Moog VCF 24dB/oct lowpass filter with CV control
Count Modula Polyrhythmic Generator MkII
A set of 8 voltage controlled clock dividers that can be used to generate polyrhythms by clocking and/or dividing at different rates
Befaco Sampling Modulator
Multi-function module that lies somewhere between a VCO, a Sample & Hold, and an 8 step trigger sequencer
Cella Cognitive Shift
Advanced 8-bit digital shift register with clock, gates or trigger outputs, 4 DAC-based CV generators and various self-patching capabilities
Patchable Devices Digital Chaotic System
Digital 8-bit Shift Register driven by two independent VCOs
Clock generatorClock modulatorFunction generatorLogicLow-frequency oscillatorNoiseOscillatorRandomSequencerUtility
DanT Charlie Foxtrot
[28hp] An 8-channel polyphonic VCA + slew + envelope + clock counter & pass-through mess of a module!
Clock modulatorEnvelope generatorPolyphonicSequencerSlew limiterUtilityVoltage-controlled amplifier
AmbushedCat TuringMaschineRythm
A probabilistic CV sequencer inspired by the original Music Thing Turing Machine. Generates semi-random looping sequences with adjustable probability and loop length.
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