forsitan modulare olim
Eight-head stereo delay over 150 s of memory, a Time Machine clone with its VCA expander built in.
forsitan modulare nodi
Continuous-time sequencer: thresholds on X pick one of eight stages. A Discrete Map clone.
forsitan modulare rubigo
Digital percussion voice with a locking random sequencer. A Metal Fetishist clone.
Teia Synthesizers vcATeam
Dual velocity VCA. Each channel is a main VCA with offset, attenuverted CV and a linear/exponential response switch, feeding a linear velocity VCA whose input is normalled to 5 V. Both channels are summed to a mix output. Software port of the Teia Synthesizers vcATeam Eurorack module.
Teia Synthesizers DriftLog
Dual random CV generator with slope shaping, per-channel loop buffers, lock and logic outputs. Software port of the Teia Synthesizers DriftLog Eurorack module.
halfagiraf MOD1
Three independently scaled random CV outputs with internal or external clocking and smooth or stepped motion.
forsitan modulare vates
Stereo sample player with generated banks: modulate the sample choice and the rhythm falls out.
forsitan modulare artifex
Nine stereo effects sharing one feedback loop, with a pattern generator wired into them.
forsitan modulare aether
A faulty transmission line: audio to a pulse train on one clock, back through a PLL on another.
forsitan modulare cartilago
Gristleizer: LFO into a FET attenuator that never closes, or into a swept filter.
forsitan modulare raucus
Big Muff Pi fuzz: four transistor stages, feedback diode clipping, scooped tone stack.
forsitan modulare vespae
Wasp filter: the EDP Wasp / Doepfer A-124 CMOS state-variable filter, LP/BP/HP/notch at once.
Altered State Machines Aristotle
Nonlinear 2 Channel Counterpoint Voltage Sequencer (Aristotle hardware clone)
Moffenzeef The Runner
A Eurorack fantasy version of a previously released drone synth: The Runner was made in collaboration with Boy Harsher as part of promo for their film with the same name
Moffenzeef INTENSIFIES
Eurorack fantasy version of a previously released effect pedal: Amplitude modulated sample rate reduction and distortion
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