Stochastic Telegraph BASICally
Generate sequences, perform math on inputs, and even multitask with a simple BASIC-like language. Can also send Tipsy text messages to modules that support them (e.g., TTY).
AttenuatorFunction generatorLogicPolyphonicSequencerSample and holdUtility
Stochastic Telegraph Drifter
Varying linear function generator. Makes sequences that change in small (or large) ways. A line defined by X/Y points, each doing a random walk.
Stochastic Telegraph Fermata
Write much longer text notes, and various sizes of labels. Fermata is resizable, scrolls, has font, font size, and color choices, and more.
Stochastic Telegraph Fixation
Playback head with a Memory Ensemble that repeatedly plays a short part of the Memory.
Stochastic Telegraph Fuse
Counts triggers and blocks/allows a signal after hitting a limit. Useful for timed composition changes, simulating components that break with overuse, or scaling a value based on the number of triggers.
Stochastic Telegraph Memory
The root part of a Memory Ensemble. What Fixation and Ruminate reads, Embellish writes to and Depict displays.
Stochastic Telegraph Ruminate
A playback head within a Memory Ensemble that plays the entire Memory.
Stochastic Telegraph TTY
Logs values from cables and/or text messages from Tipsy text sources (e.g., BASICally, Memory). Makes monitoring of values or logging far easier. TTY is resizable, scrolls, has font, font size, and color choices, and more.
Stochastic Telegraph Venn
2D graphical control signals. A single moving or mouse-driven point causes up to 16 circles to output signals based on the point's position within them.
Studio Six Plus One Bose
Multi output random voltage generator, sample and hold with no input, steady or analog style drooping outputs
Studio Six Plus One Duffy
Transposes incoming voct, the amount increased by a set number of semitones, can be used to traverse the circle of fifths
Studio Six Plus One Farini
Multimode envelope generator and stereo vca, based on CEM3310 AND CEM3360 diy circuits.
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