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Harmonic bandpass bank. Eight narrow bands each lock to an integer harmonic of a shared 1V/oct fundamental, so individual harmonics of a rich low wave isolate dead-on every time. Fraction-of-f0 width (constant absolute bandwidth), continuous global harmonic-shift CV, per-band level/enable, mix + polyphonic per-band outputs.
Gravity-driven chaos engine with six modes — double pendulum, orbiting gravity well (a spring-bound rocket perturbed by planets), elastic billiards, a Pac-Man-style maze (Hungry Man), a LOGO Turtle that draws random generative artwork, and a Pattern generator that traces spirograph/Maurer-rose figures — all sharing bipolar X/Y position, radius and angle CVs, six morph-crossfaded sector distance CVs, and six boundary-ray gates. Speed, chaos, and a mode-dependent gravity control; drag on the display to throw/aim.
Faithful Triadex Muse sequencer port. 4 Theme + 4 Interval sliders each select one of 40 taps (counters + 31-bit XNOR-feedback shift register); Theme bits drive the SR feedback, Interval bits address a diatonic scale. External clock, V/oct + gate out, randomize button/CV, selectable scale.
Semi-stable A/R envelope with vactrol-like drift. Rise and fall each have a bipolar STAB control: each trigger samples a fresh random factor scaled exponentially by STAB, so cycle-to-cycle timing wanders without ever collapsing. Linear↔exponential CURVE (with CV), latching LOOP, END trigger out.
Dedicated summing mixer for the Ghost drum kit. Twelve labeled inputs -- one per voice of the full kit (Kick, Snare, Rim, Clap, Tom Lo/Mid/Hi, Closed Hat, Open Hat, Crash, Ride) plus a MIXIN channel (the 909's external mix-in) -- each with a mute switch, summed to one MIX output. Per-voice level lives on the voices, so the mixer is a clean unity summer -- the whole kit on one master mix point, in the box.
Global state controller for the Ghost drum system. DEFAULT, ACCENT A, ACCENT B, and MASTER controls are broadcast to adjacent Ghost voices via the expander path. Hit-time events such as trigger and local/total accent gates are patched directly to each voice. Use GHOST CTRL to make the separate voices behave like one instrument.
909-inspired cymbal pair. Crash and ride share a paired module with independent Tune, Decay, Level, trigger, and output controls. Accent-aware via GHOST CTRL.
909-inspired tom kit. Three voices -- low, mid, and high -- share one calibrated engine with per-voice tune, decay, level, trigger, and output. Accent-aware via GHOST CTRL.
Dual 909-style ROMpler voice: rim and clap in one module with independent triggers, controls, and outputs. Accent-aware via GHOST CTRL.
Combined open/closed hi-hat voice. CH and OH share a coupled sound path: a CH hit instantly mutes any sounding OH, reproducing the canonical hi-hat choke behavior often mistaken for compression. Accent-aware via GHOST CTRL.
MIDI-to-CV bridge for Akai APC40 Track Control, Device Control, Cue and Crossfader CCs on MIDI channel 1, plus the 8 channel faders (CC7 on channels 1-8).
Unfiltered Audio Battalion
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Multimode distortion + multimode filter with switchable internal routing order
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Multi-mode reverb with predelay, tilt EQ in/out, and sample-rate reduction
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Stereo glitch delay with ping-pong, ducking, tilt EQ, sample-rate reduction, and clock sync
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Output section: maximizer, 3-band EQ, gain, multimode clipper
8-track 16-step 99-pattern quantized note-based analog sequencer, with optional Turing Machine
The "gurgling" sound is a strange one, similar to the bubbling noise of water. The density, clarity, and frequency of this sound can be adjusted, along with stereo width.
Synthesizes rain sound. You can control the rain sound by controlling the density of the rain, the magnitude of the reverberation, and the filter type and coefficients, as well as stereo width.
Inspired by "Velvet Sunset" by manual, this small noise generator adds a touch of warmth and melancholy behind beautiful harmonies. With its delicate texture and understated presence, it blends a sense of transience seamlessly into your music and performances.
4-channel CV-to-DMX patch bay for a DMX Hub - typically used for one RGBA or RGBW lighting fixture like a PAR can, LED panel, or moving head. CV inputs drive consecutive DMX channels with per-channel level and mute. Chain multiple fixtures to the right of the Hub to address larger lighting rigs.
Drive stage lighting from VCV Rack over Ethernet using sACN (E1.31) or Art-Net. Transmits one DMX universe (512 channels) to lighting consoles, LED fixtures, moving heads, or pixel controllers on your local network. Pairs well with Open Lighting Architecture (OLA) for bridging to USB DMX interfaces. Add DMX Fixture expanders to the right to patch CV inputs onto specific channels. On first use, your OS may prompt to allow Rack to find devices on your local network.
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