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Single Gate Randomizer with optional dual functionality, provides unpredictability for various CV or audio sources.
Module with two different modes of operation and swapable frontplate.The GR1/μGR2 can be used to add a touch of randomness to your gates, triggers or clocks, but it can also generate retro computer sounds when patched behind a VCO output.
The panel of this module is reversible, and the function is selected via jumpers on the back.Putting the bottom jumper in place sets the module in the GR1 mode, which doesn't make use of the 2 other jumpers on the right.
Randomization is determined on each rising edge on the gate input. The Momentary output will stay high as long as the gate signal, while the Latching output may, or may not change its state on the next rising edge of the gate.
The Reset input is asynchronous, and will force and maintain both the Latching and Momentary outputs to 0 as long as the Reset signal is high.As a consequence, a rising edge on the gate input while Reset is high guarantees the step will be skipped and both outputs will stay at 0.
When set in μGR2 mode, the 2 jumpers on the right are used to independently set the top and bottom channels outputs to Latching or Momentary, and there's no control over the Reset. The output of top channel is then normalled to the gate input of the bottom channel, possibly giving 2 distinct random, yet synchronized outputs from a single source without extra patching needed.
