The entire collection of Multiphonics CV‑3 modules
A 1980’s-inspired FM module that can either be used by itself or integrated into a larger synth patch.
Tried and true wave shapes with FM and hard sync capabilities.
Simple VCO with waveform and sub FM morphing.
Noise generator with unique density control and filtering options.
A physical modeling module reproducing the sound of various acoustic objects.
Converts a trigger signal into a pulse with adjustable length and amplitude.
A superb stacked oscillator module.
Physical model of a cylindrical tube.
Synchronizes other modules with Swing and Tempo which can be modulated.
Gate and CV outputs for melodic patterns or complex modulation curves.
Eight-step sequencer designed to trigger other modules in a rhythmic pattern.
Splits an audio signal for multiband audio processing.
Comb filter with selectable topology.
A one-band equalizer that can work in low-shelf, peaking or high-shelf mode with audio-rate modulation.
A low-pass topology found in many popular and vintage synths with built-in distortion.
Accurate and transparent all-pass filter with audio-rate FM input.
Accurate and transparent band-pass filter with audio-rate FM input.
Accurate and transparent high-pass filter with audio-rate FM input.
Accurate and transparent low-pass filter with audio-rate FM input.
Accurate and transparent notch filter with audio-rate FM input.
A unique filter providing acoustic character and warmth.
A highly versatile design with low-/high-pass balance and a unique growl feature.
Filter reproducing the effect of an open or closed tube.
Four segment envelope generator with linear/exponential mix control.
Extracts the envelope of a signal by following its peak.
A simple go-to module packed with features.
A compact CV envelope generator.
Detects pitch of monophonic input signal and generates a 1V/oct pitch CV signal.
A CV generator for plucked envelope.
Generates an envelope signal from the RMS value of the input signal.
Provides four distinct voltage sources with uni- and bi-polar outputs.
Does a limited division of two CV signals and scales the result by a constant.
Biases an audio or CV signal by adding or subtracting a voltage.
Compares and sorts CV or audio signals.
Handles boolean logic for gate signals.
Divides or multiplies the amplitude of an audio or CV signal.
A compact pair of 3-channel mixers for stereo duties or distinct signal paths.
A 5-channel monophonic mixer that can be used for audio or CV signals.
A plain 8-channel mixer with a minimal footprint.
A 5-channel mixer with bipolar gain control.
A 5-stereo-channel mixer with balance control for each channel.
Combines a bit and sample rate reducer for a lo-fi digital character.
Multi-purpose waveshaper for CV signals.
Changes the pitch of the input signal by a specified amount.
Stereo rectifier with bias control.
Distorts with a selection of curves and a bias control.
A West Coast synthesis staple. Adds harmonics by folding the portion of a waveform above a certain threshold.
A West Coast-inspired waveshaper. Adds harmonics by wrapping the portion of a waveform above a certain threshold.
Switches between signals following linear, constant power, full-scale, or quantized crossfade curves.
Delay with feedback filtering and external insert.
Limits the rate of change of a CV signal as to create a glide effect between consecutive notes.
Inverts gate, envelope, LFO, and audio signals.
Converts a stereo audio signal into its mid and side components.
Converts a mid/side encoded signal back into a stereo one.
Places a monophonic audio signal in a stereo field.
Takes any CV signal and quantizes it to the closest enabled musical note.
Recreates the effect of sound reflections on the walls of a room or hall.
Stores the voltage value of an input when the Gate input is triggered.
Softens the waveform of the input signal by limiting its rate of change.
Handy utility to improve an audio signal’s stereo imaging.
A west coast style VCA combined with a low-pass filter.
Modulates the amplitude of a signal with a CV gain signal.
Full-featured two-channel oscilloscope.
A small and convenient oscilloscope for visualizing waveforms and signals in general.
Converts the incoming MIDI signals into CV signals ready for use in a patch.
Makes a patch polyphonic or monophonic.
Routes up to four audio signals to the DAW or to the audio interface with panning.
Controls if built-in output effect are active or not, and how much of each effect is applied.
Provides 4 automatable macro knobs that produce fixed voltages.
Main clock and synchronization source for other modules.
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