20 modules in plugin

Questionable Dinner A Saw B

Questionable Dinner A Saw B

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

Questionable Dinner Pilfer

Questionable Dinner Pilfer

A moving particle attempts to follow input audio.

Questionable Dinner Surgeon

Questionable Dinner Surgeon

A text-based additive oscillator.

Questionable Dinner Elastic Twin

Questionable Dinner Elastic Twin

Record and swap buffers to delay and garble audio.

Questionable Dinner Loam

Questionable Dinner Loam

A dirty resonant filter.

Questionable Dinner Flick

Questionable Dinner Flick

Generate impulses for resonators. Twice!

Questionable Dinner Flick-EXT

Questionable Dinner Flick-EXT

Pitch and level inputs for Flick.

Questionable Dinner The Funnel

Questionable Dinner The Funnel

A pitch & gate utility module.

Questionable Dinner Organism

Questionable Dinner Organism

Additive synthesis macro oscillator

Questionable Dinner O-Tamer

Questionable Dinner O-Tamer

A filter/spectral shaping expander for Organism.

Questionable Dinner Simmer

Questionable Dinner Simmer

Trig-Based melody machine

Questionable Dinner WTHR

Questionable Dinner WTHR

Random oscillator

Questionable Dinner Boxes

Questionable Dinner Boxes

Delay based on distance from 4 walls

Questionable Dinner C-Latch

Questionable Dinner C-Latch

Latch incoming gates to a master clock.

Questionable Dinner Convection

Questionable Dinner Convection

Curve sequencer/quad lfo/quad envelope/rhythm generator.

Questionable Dinner Plastic Wrap

Questionable Dinner Plastic Wrap

Variable hardness clipper



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