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Aluminium Zones

Aluminium Zones

Keyboard split and mono voice allocator for a polyphonic MIDI-CV signal (V/OCT, GATE, VELOCITY, AFTERTOUCH, RETRIGGER): two note-range zones, each polyphonic passthrough or monophonic with note priority (last/highest/lowest note) and true legato gate. Duo mode reproduces the Moog Subsequent 37 / Sub 37 DUO mode: duophonic/paraphonic two-voice allocation, highest note on B, other held note on A, with per-note velocity and poly aftertouch

Utility Polyphonic
Aluminium Pads

Aluminium Pads

16 gate outputs, one per learned note, driven by a polyphonic V/OCT + GATE cable (e.g. from Core MIDI-CV or Zones) instead of MIDI — learn a cell by clicking it and playing (or typing) the note; each cell can be switched to Latch mode to toggle on/off instead of following the held note

Utility Polyphonic
Aluminium PadX

Aluminium PadX

Pads expander: extracts a freely-labeled polyphonic lane (e.g. Velocity, Aftertouch, Retrigger) into 16 mono outputs, one per note Pads has learned

Expander
Aluminium Fader

Aluminium Fader

Labeled vertical fader with a CV output in a selectable unipolar or bipolar range, and a CV input (e.g. a MIDI CC, read in its own range) that moves the fader itself, like a motorized fader on a digital mixing desk: whichever of the slider or the input moved last wins

Controller Utility
Aluminium Faders2

Aluminium Faders2

Two Fader columns side by side, each with its own label, output and input ranges, input takeover threshold and light color (set from its slider's right-click menu)

Controller Utility
Aluminium Faders4

Aluminium Faders4

Four Fader columns side by side, each with its own label, output and input ranges, input takeover threshold and light color (set from its slider's right-click menu)

Controller Utility
Aluminium Buttons

Aluminium Buttons

Two labeled lit buttons, each with a gate/trigger input acting as a remote press: Momentary or Latch gate output, or Toggle trigger mode (input trigger passed through, light tracks a downstream trigger-driven switch's state); selectable on and off light colors

Controller Utility

Live-performance modules for MIDI controllers: keyboard splits, expressive pad voices, and labeled faders and buttons driven by MIDI or the mouse alike, so a patch stays playable with or without its controllers plugged in.

2.3.1

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User manual

Author: Neil Baumberger

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Source code

License: GPL-3.0-or-later

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Popularity: 1,488

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