Basic Human Tastes Ernest
Percussion oscillator with six ways to bend its pitch: kicks, toms, snares, zaps, with decay, bass boost and ring modulation
Basic Human Tastes Marcel
8-bit looper / delay with a variable memory clock that slowly forgets: erode, tone, freeze, reverse, and a ring that shows the memory
Basic Human Tastes Jules
Six linked slopes (envelopes, LFOs, oscillators, chords) with twelve modes, a chance control on the trigger cascade and a poly output
Basic Human Tastes Odette
Stereo repeater with 8 nested sizes, from plucked strings and flangers to 40-second loops, with drift and ducking
Basic Human Tastes Colette
A murmuration of up to 32 voices that fly in pitch space, gather, scatter and settle on the notes of a chord: ambient textures that never quite repeat
Basic Human Tastes Lucienne
Six analog-style cores tied in a ring, tuned by ear: they lock onto just intervals, cross-modulate into chaos, starve on a sagging power rail. Gates opened by an internal register, two resonant filters, a halo, and two asynchronous LFOs crossfaded across twelve destinations
Basic Human Tastes Gaston
Master sequencer for drum voices: eight trigger lanes with per-step probability and four CV lanes, each with its own length, clock ratio and direction for polyrhythms. Built-in clock with swing and vintage 96 PPQN timing, CDJ-style transport, pads with live recording, and a map of all lanes
Basic Human Tastes Gastounet
Pattern memory and song expander for Gaston (attach to its left): 4 banks of 16 patterns, Korg-style write and copy, next and random, quantized launch with restart or legato, and a song made of pattern rows
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