Dude you are a legend! ! <3
any special changes or additions you want to see for IDUM?
One change i have made is that Length goes to 16 steps instead of 8.
I haven’t had the hw module for a while but the main one would be being able to have each trigger treated independently – in the manual they have it as ‘split’ but AFAIK it’s still not available in the HW module.
Maybe some right click context menus for easy settings?
Sweeeeet – looks great dude! can’t wait to have a play with it! 
– Grabbed you a couple of large coffees to fuel the fire!
Much appreciated, Thank You!
dude Xenostasis is wild – bull riding for vcv ?
Nice 
XORnado demo.
XORnado is a port of Viznutcracker, Sweet but with many additions, more ways to shape the sound, more algos (equations).
many new additions to XORnado. Stereo out, crossfading between algorithms, FM or PM.
Glitch Please got two new additions which isnt on the original HW module
MERGE A 3-way switch where you can select HOW the trigger out behaves; ADD (keeps incoming triggers, adds the new triggers) CUT (a subtractive mode with less trigger outs) REPLACE (original behavior)
GHOST Trigger out This adds a ghost trigger, how it is added is determined via a 3-way switch.
Both of the new functions can be CV’d
As a fellow module developer, I really like your panel design aesthetic. I also love the name “Glitch Please”. It might be even funnier if you put a comma after Glitch on the panel… LOL. But that might make it too obvious.
Regardless, I’m going to be playing around with Glitch Please today as part of my mandatory-fun time.
[EDIT] I encountered some C++ compiler warnings building for Linux. I left this issue on your GitHub repo with all the details. This is purely with a spirit of potential helpfulness, not an actual problem getting in my way, so do with it as you see fit.
Thanks, I will try to update the build in the next few days!
Correct, its not in the current build, next build will have 3 additional modules including Glitch Please.
Added an input for XORnado (bytebeat generator) so that it can “translate” any incoming audio to become a bytebeat sound.
