Sanguine Modules Brainz
A master control center intended to make synchronizing audio and video files from different recorders easier.
Sanguine Modules Gegenees
A 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.
Sanguine Modules Hydra
An 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.
Sparkette's Stuff Quadrants
Splits an XY coordinate plane into four segments, switching inputs based on the active segment. Useful with RGB Matrix and RAM-40964.
Nonlinear Circuits Router
Simple switch. If the CV input is below the knob voltage setting, the output is active. Panel by jk.
Ohmer Modules Polarity Switch
Signal is routed to "P" if its voltage is positive. Otherwise, it's routed to "N" (but as positive equivalent / absolute value)
Venom Bernoulli Switch
Randomly route two inputs to two outputs, with built in scaling and offset capabilities
AttenuatorControllerLogicPolyphonicRandomSwitchUtilityWaveshaper
HetrickCV Gate Junction Expanded
Eight channel gate processor, expanded with more jacks and polyphony.
XTRTN Ichneumonid
Switch randomly (or deterministically) between signals without creating discontinuities.
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