Questionable Dinner

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11 modules in plugin

Questionable Dinner A Saw B

Compare, split, subtract and mangle two inputs. Now polyphonic!

Logic Utility Polyphonic

Questionable Dinner Pilfer

A moving particle attempts to follow input audio.

Filter Distortion Envelope follower Oscillator Physical modeling Polyphonic

Questionable Dinner Surgeon

A text-based additive oscillator.

Oscillator

Questionable Dinner Elastic Twin

Record and swap buffers to delay and garble audio.

Delay Granular

Questionable Dinner Loam

A dirty resonant filter.

Filter Distortion Polyphonic

Questionable Dinner Flick

Generate impulses for resonators. Twice!

Physical modeling Dual

Questionable Dinner Flick-EXT

Pitch and level inputs for Flick.

Physical modeling Dual

Questionable Dinner Moxie

Power-hungry (un)dead oscillator.

Oscillator Distortion Filter Low-frequency oscillator Envelope generator Physical modeling Function generator Clock generator Clock modulator

Questionable Dinner The Funnel

A pitch & gate utility module.

Utility Sample and hold

Questionable Dinner Yare

Kill your dynamic range

Compressor Voltage-controlled amplifier Distortion

2.0.7

User manual

Author: Rox Wilson

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Source code

License: Apache-2.0

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