• Different modes (amps) for mic, contact mic and pick-up
• Builtin VCA
• Builtin envelope follower

Bonus feature: XLR with phantom power

Apache License 2.0:

• Include in manual the full license text and what library it concerns

Here is an idea of a harware "firefly" that has three inputs and three outputs. Each output is controlled by the sum of opposite two inputs, and there is a threshold and a "build-up" followed by a release. This is controlled by on (or two?) speed knobs. The idea is to some extent to mimic a set of three very simple neurons with two inputs each.

This could obviously be simulated as a first step. I am thinking that a system of maybe five of these would be an interesting minimum.

Based on discussion yesterday about fireflies, let's make it a bit more real.

This is cool

@AnalogWeapon is there like a usb class compliance thing that works with vcv rack för cv or is it just usb cc audio?

The idea is that we have a simple input matrix with let's say 4x4 monochrome pixels. These gives 2**16 combinations to plenty of room for variations. However, each pixel has a predefined wave property that it adds to the wave shape.

To make it more interesting you could define two of these "images" and have a CV in (and knob) for morphing between them.

I think it could be pretty cool with a bunch of knobs with cv that are labeled with washing symbols and affect the sound accordingly. It should be easy to get something fun and/or useful out. Order does not have to make sense clothes -wise, but there could be a selector that lets you choose between two or three reasonable ones. Wet/dry could be as simple as the mix for reverb and delay.

Control what bands gets through by breaking light beams

Does three steps:

1. Wash
   Make the sound wetter and cleaner. How?

2. Dry
   Make the sound dryer and crisper. How?

3. Fold
   Folds the sound. Double wave folder.

Graphically it should take inspiration from a washing instruction found on clothes

One or more knob plus cv per step?