I just haven’t gotten enough of dead-simple modules like VCV 4:1 Switch, docB’s Allpass, aleph bits’ Math, or BogAudio’s CVD- in the sense of the temptation of adding just ooone more subtle element of movement, widening, timbre shift, etc. Let’s say I have a Caudal running into Count Modula Sample and Hold, and Syncro for my clock, and the Hugelton VCO as my oscillator- I could simply route the S&H output to a quantizer for my V/Oct, and the Inverted to the Alpha mod on the osc, etc. But why not take a Math and see what operations between the original Caudal signal and its delayed S&H sound interesting? Hmm, seems like Subtract, Average, and Percentage work within nice bounds- let’s take those three and send them to a 4:1 with a modulated clock divider as a trigger, set up another one with a different order and clock, receiving Math tricks from a different Caudal output and the Inverted S&H, and suddenly the output from that Hugelton can get pretty gnarly before even touching a filter 
I should get back to performing logic operations on signals for more interesting modulations