Sanguine Modules Sanguine Mortuus
Based on the Dead Man's Catch alternative firmware for Peaks'
DrumEnvelope generatorOscillatorLow-frequency oscillatorSequencerHardware cloneDual
Sculpt-O-Sound Vocode-O-Matic_XL
31 Terts Band Vocoder with sliders for envelope attack and release time, level and panning
Sickozell bToggler Compact
Buffered stereo signal toggle switch router, with VCA and ASR envelope generator, in a compact form factor
LogicEnvelope generatorVoltage-controlled amplifierPolyphonic
Sickozell holder Compact
Sample & Hold or Track & Hold with noise generator, probability and range in a compact form factor
Sickozell toggler Compact
Stereo signal toggle switch router, with VCA and ASR envelope generator, in a compact form factor
LogicEnvelope generatorVoltage-controlled amplifierPolyphonic
Sm@rTAZZ Studio D-Octer
Transposed the input voltage by 2 and 1 octave, up and down, each result is sent to a separate output.
Sparkette's Stuff Accessor
Connects to an adjacent DMA-compatible module to allow for reading and writing of memory.
Sparkette's Stuff Dual Integrator
Modulates up to two values over time at variable speed. DMA compatible; try stacking multiple horizontally.
Sparkette's Stuff Polyphonic Repeater
Converts a monophonic signal to a polyphonic signal where all channels have the same value. Outputs up to four copies of the polyphonic signal, because I had room for extra ports so why not?
Sparkette's Stuff Polyphonic Selector
Selects one output (or more) from a polyphonic input based on the voltage from another input.
Sparkette's Stuff RGB Matrix (16x16)
An array of RGB lights with built-in oscillators for generating and displaying patterns.
Sparkette's Stuff RGB Matrix (32x32)
An array of RGB lights with built-in oscillators for generating and displaying patterns.
Sparkette's Stuff RGB Matrix (64x64)
An array of RGB lights with built-in oscillators for generating and displaying patterns.
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).
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