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After Later Audio Valley puts on several hats and can function as a mixer/crossfader as well as a wavefolder/timbre generator.
Valley is a wavefolder at its core, offering some mixing options at the input. Also available are options to control the number of convolutions, as well as even and odd harmonics. A clean wavefolder and in a way a counterpart to the "Grit" from the ALA Dirty Laundry module. In addition, it's part of the COCO system and will work seamlessly in conjunction with the COCO-oscillators.
The COCO system is intended to provide the deep sound-shaping benefits of a complex oscillator, while compensating for certain drawbacks such as lack of flexibility. Within the COCO series, oscillator functions and control module can be selected and combined to form a complex oscillator, but remain usable standalone if needed.
Features:
Five-Stage Wavefolder
Input crossfader between both inputs
Output crossfader between fundamentals and folded signal
Odd and even harmonics
All parameters CV controllable
Tuning and sync controls for connected COCO oscillators
After Later Audio are Lenny and Clarissa from Seattle. They build clones of popular Eurorack modules but also have a much more extensive repertoire of self-designed modules for Eurorack systems.
