Available as an assembled Module and as a DIY project.
This Module is currently available.
Inspired by the MTM Turing Machine, keeps a cycling 1-32 step buffer of random CV and trigger/gate values that change as they are played.
If you want to make any kind of generative music, you probably want some source of randomness to keep the sound fresh and evolving. But, pure random noise can sound too chaotic and unmusical.
The RNG (Random Number Generator) solves this problem. It keeps a buffer of CV values that it steps through in a loop. But, every time it outputs a value, it has a change to replace that value with a new random one.
This module is clearly inspired by the MTM Turing Machine, but it works differently. Using a digital instead of all-hardware design allows the RNG to be more flexible with more buffer lengths and a discrete analog value for each step instead of constructing the value out of shift registers.
All modules by FreeModular are open source. To make each DIY module more accesible for beginners, designer's website also includes a manual and assembly instructions, firmware source code, quick-order CSV files for components that can be uploaded to direct-order manufacturers, and faceplate/PCB files that can be uploaded to on-demand PCB manufacturers. Some modules are also available as kits or assembled modules through designer's Etsy.
From freemodular.org
