Noise86 RepeatBuddy
Counter and comparator utility module capable of adding step repeat to a sequencer
AmbushedCat TuringFlow
An expander for the TuringMaschine that provides additional CV outputs based on bits of the sequence. Allows complex modulation and control signals derived from the main sequence.
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.
Autinn Fluencerator
Random melody sequencer with special constraints that make it sound more pleasant for the ear
JP Counter Point Expander
Expander for any main JP sequencer. Creates an extra voice using delay, regression and inversion.
artificialcolors Pick6
8-step finger-pickin' trigger sequencer (1:6 patterned switch), with optional 'Smart Riff' functionality.
Holonic Systems Dumbwaiter
8 step sequencer and switch. One could see it as a A-155 / A-154 / A-152 merged into one module
HetrickCV Phasor Shaper
Processes phasor signals in interesting ways for sequence modification or phase distortion synthesis.
CV funk Chord Caster
CV funk Chord Caster
$20CV funk Bundle
$40
$45
A 6-note stereo phase-distortion synth voice with chord sequencer, parameter automation, modulation bus, tanh saturation and fractional three-tap delay.
Sanguine Monsters Hydra
8 to 1 switch/sequencer that can avoid consecutive random repeated values; can be one shot, and can be reset to either no step value or the first step
Sanguine Monsters Gegenees
1 to 8 switch/sequencer that can avoid consecutive random repeated values; can be one shot, and can be reset to either no step value or the first step
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