25 modules in plugin
forsitan modulare interea
Turns one V/oct input into a chord, with selectable quality, voicing and inversion.
forsitan modulare scando
Scanned-synthesis oscillator: a vibrating mass-spring string scanned into an evolving wavetable.
forsitan modulare pellicula
Exploded 8-voice drum sampler: every voice's sample, pitch, decay and level on its own knob and CV.
forsitan modulare dræn
Drone synthesizer: two banks of 37 engines, each played from just a fundamental and a level.
forsitan modulare rete
Feedback integrator network: eight leaky nodes in a random mixing matrix, self-oscillating chaos.
forsitan modulare tabes
Disintegration looper: a tape loop that degrades a little more on every pass, with overdub.
forsitan modulare lustro
Scanned filter: scando's mass-spring string drives the band gains of a 16-band resonant filterbank.
forsitan modulare bulla
Inspired by Hordijk's Blippoo Box: cross-modulating oscillators and runglers, pattern and chaos.
forsitan modulare vorax
Feedback drone synthesizer: a self-exciting Karplus-Strong string (Audrey II port).
forsitan modulare textor
One-knob loop weaver: two seconds of audio, rewoven at every turn (Fieldtone Weaver clone).
forsitan modulare imber
Generative rain: eight players on a 2D field where position is routing, over a self-generated bank.
forsitan modulare sylla
Random sample generator and player: ever-new procedural samples from 27 selectable engines, nothing from disk.
forsitan modulare guttur
Chaotic resonator drone: a Duffing oscillator through 48 resonant filters (Gutter Synthesis port).
forsitan modulare vespae
Wasp filter: the EDP Wasp / Doepfer A-124 CMOS state-variable filter, LP/BP/HP/notch at once.
forsitan modulare quadrare
Patchable Walsh-Hadamard codec: sliders and jacks reach inside the transform domain.
forsitan modulare antrum
Erbe-Verb style feedback delay network reverb: coffin to heavens, all of it modulatable.
2.13.1
Author: Giampaolo Guiducci
License: GPL-3.0-or-later
Last updated:
Created:
Popularity: 11,417
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