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Here you can find Synthedit modules developed by people
of Elogoxa Team, by themselves or in collaboration with other
people.
| Module Name |
Version |
Author |
Release
Date |
| U-xRandom New!! |
1.5 |
Unkargherth |
Aug
04, 2004 |
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Last
Update:
- Multiple
optimizations respect to U-Random 1.4.
- Added
Mixed Mode.
- Changed
Random Generator.
This
Module is an upgrade of my old U-Random module.
It does all that the old one did, but it does
it better and also adds a new working mode.
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| UD-Reverb (mirror) New!! |
1.34 |
Unkargherth / Dhaupt |
June
2,
2004 |
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UD-Reverb
is a joint effort between who writes, Unkargherth,
and David Haupt. In no way it should be viewed as
an Unkargherth/Elogoxa Team-only work. It is published
here, but the copyright
and credits are shared between Unkargherth and David
Haupt.
Last update: Fix a bug that caused
crash with multiple instances.
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| U-Smooth |
0.7 |
Unkargherth |
Jan
17, 2003 |
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A Signal Smoother Module
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- Ever wanted to use a Pulse Osc
Signal to control something, and found that the
high-low transitions were killing
the sound?
- Ever
wanted to use the U-Random, and found that it changes
too fast for your idea?
- Ever
asked yourself why the controls output change is
so rough?
If the answer was "yes" for anyone
of the above questions, U-Smooth can help
you. It takes
the input and softly
smooth it from one value to the next,
with a controlable smooth time.
Built on SE 0.94.
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| Biquad
Pack |
0.9 |
Unkargherth |
Jan
05, 2003 |
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A
Pack of Biquad Filters that Include:
A
Low Shelf Biquad Filter
A
High Shelf Biquad Filter
A
Band Pass Biquad Filter with 3 Modes
A
Multimode Biquad Filter width 10 filter modes
A
ParamEQ Unit with 3 (+2 Shelves) Bands
Built
on SE 0.93/0.94. |
| U-Vowel |
0.71 |
Unkargherth |
Jan
04, 2003 |
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A
Formant filter that outputs "Voweled" sounds. Built
on SE 0.93. |
| U-fDelay |
0.6 |
Unkargherth |
Dec
27, 2002 |
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A
standard Delay Module with a LP filter in the feedback
chain. Built on SE 0.91. |
| U-MathEv |
0.3 |
Unkargherth |
Dec
06, 2002 |
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A
Math expresion Evaluator
This Is and avanced Expression Evaluator. Althought
is not as optimized as Waveshapper2, it seems
perfectly
capable of doing some param conversion routines
It has three main Advantages over Waveshapper2
1.- The expresion can be typed in textbox
2.- it has no limitation for input range
3.- You can use up to 4 input vars in expression ( named x,y,z and t)
It covers the same range of math functions as Waveshapper2.
Last it can ouput results in two modes
Math Mode: As you know. nothing Special
SE Mode: It divides thresults by 10, useful to plug it to some
other Display modules ( as Scope Or Voltmeter)
Built
For SE 0.88 .
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