34 modules in plugin
SignalFunctionSet Phase
Dual sample looper whose two loops gradually drift apart, with transient detection.
SignalFunctionSet Overtone
Additive VCO with eight togglable harmonics, even/odd filter and binary-mask CV.
SignalFunctionSet Note
Monophonic CV/gate sequencer with a 12-note pitch matrix and scale selection.
SignalFunctionSet Vac
Semi-stable A/R envelope with vactrol-like drift that wanders without collapsing.
SignalFunctionSet Band
Harmonic bandpass bank: four bands lock to integer harmonics of one fundamental.
SignalFunctionSet Operator
DX7-style six-operator FM voice. Loads .syx cartridges and plays polyphonically.
SignalFunctionSet OP ENV
Standalone DX7 operator envelope, loaded from a .syx bank and fired by a gate.
SignalFunctionSet Chance
Generative melodic walk: a seeded core melody that may stray to a neighbour.
SignalFunctionSet Record
Auto-sampler: drives a voice across notes and velocities, then writes WAVs + .sfz.
SignalFunctionSet Arrange
Song-form sequencer: a chain of 8 phrases, each with its own length, key and tempo.
SignalFunctionSet Fill
Auto-playing drum sequencer whose pressure builds each bar and vents as a fill.
SignalFunctionSet Chime
Eight-note drone machine: each note blooms as its resonator tube passes centre.
Physical modelingOscillatorLow-frequency oscillatorPolyphonic
SignalFunctionSet Crystal
A 3D echo chamber shaped like a real crystal habit, with four listeners as quad outs.
SignalFunctionSet Loom
Eight-string resonator sharing one bridge, so a struck string rings its neighbours.
SignalFunctionSet Key
Quantizer that takes its key from the patch, so one key change reaches every module.
SignalFunctionSet Slide
Electric lap steel: eight strings stopped by a steel bar, with slant and rate glide.
SignalFunctionSet SLIDE XP
Expander for Slide: the eight strings on eight jacks, gate and velocity each.
2.18.1
Author: Stuart Frederich-Smith
Donate to Stuart Frederich-Smith
License: GPL-3.0-or-later
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Popularity: 10,338
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