LindenbergResearch Neo Filter
New Filter-Model based on the Design of the Classic Ladder-Filter
LindenbergResearch Stereo via Polyphonic Tool
Converts a Stereo Signal to Poly and Vice Versa
stoermelder 4ROUNDS
Randomizer for up to 16 input signals to create 15 output signals. Runs a four-round knockout tournament between inputs on each trigger, randomly picking a winner and routing it to the next round's output.
stoermelder SIPO
Serial-in parallel-out shift register with polyphonic output and CV controls for skipping and incrementing on sampled values. Sample an input, then shift and step through stored voltages across polyphonic channels with CV-modulated skip and step size.
nozoïd Nozori_68_RND_LOOP
Loop of Random Value, with various interpolation and external synchronisation
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