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ALM Pamela's New Workout

Eurorack module · United Kingdom

ALM Busy Circuits Pamela's New Workout is a Eurorack module that serves as a master clock and modulation source. It generates multiple clock divisions, gates, and CV/LFO outputs with per-output control, making it a popular timing and modulation hub in modular systems.

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ADDAC701 VCO

Portugal

The ADDAC701 is a fully analog voltage-controlled oscillator for Eurorack that produces four simultaneous waveform outputs - sine, triangle, sawtooth, and rectangular (pulse) - along with a mix section for blending them. It tracks 1V per octave pitch and has a linear FM input with adjustable depth, while the rectangular wave offers voltage control over its pulse width. The current REV2 version uses a CEM3340-based core for pitch tracking that stays stable across seven octaves.

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ADDAC104 VC T-Networks

Portugal

The ADDAC104 VC T-Networks is a four-voice Eurorack module built around Twin-T network circuits of the kind used in many classic drum machines. Each voice has a frequency control with a CV input and attenuverter plus a gate-to-trigger converter, so almost any signal can trigger its percussive resonant tones, and the four voices are combined through a summing mix output with volume control. Because of the gate-to-trigger circuit, audio fed into a voice input can also be used to create heavily destructive filtering effects.

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ADDAC306 VC Transitions

Portugal

The ADDAC306 VC Transitions is a five-channel CV generator that moves all of its outputs smoothly between voltage states. Each channel has its own minimum, span, and direction controls, and a single common slider morphs all five outputs at once between their minimum and maximum values. A common CV input lets an LFO, envelope, or sequencer automate the transition, making the module useful for large, coordinated parameter shifts from a single gesture.

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After Later Audio Beehive

United States

A compact 8 HP Eurorack macro-oscillator by After Later Audio, a micro adaptation of the Mutable Instruments Plaits design (also sold as uPlaits). It offers multiple synthesis models, from virtual-analog and FM to physical-modeling and percussion engines, in a single voice module.