Random Sampling
Fluctuating, quantized and shifted random voltages
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Description
Rooted in the California modular tradition, Random Sampling is a set of random voltage sources for both audio and control paths.
Key features
- Two fluctuating randoms, each at its own rate and depth
- A quantized random section takes a trigger and holds a stepped voltage
- A four-stage analog shift register passes each sample along the chain
- A noise source gives white, pink and metallic at once