What are you working on?

[vurt]

Here is what i am working on.

Inspired by Make Noise GTE and somewhat Doepfer A-167 though with my own personal twists;
KINETRAX is a 8-zone motion analyzer for modular signals. It converts where a signal is and how it moves into gates, pulses, and CV. It is especially useful for turning simple modulation into rhythms, logic patterns, stepped control, and movement-sensitive events.

KINETRAX for VCV Rack and MetaModule

So in this demo its just Phaseon1 into Kinetrax, Kinetrax gate outs into Amenolith. Some gates and the CV out from Kinetrax goes to some of the various ins on Phaseon1.

Some changes from MN GTE:
I have added a CV out (it has a switch to select 3 kinds of CV out; Index for stepped zone position, Slew for a smoothed version of that position, Flux for a decaying activity envelope based on transitions. KINETRAX adds Span 2 and Warp, which means a second signal can bend the boundary crossings of the first one. That is the biggest functional expansion.

MN GTE (and Doepfer A-167) is analog, i am not claiming mine is better in any way btw, i have not even used these, i only researched them online. So it is its own thing but draws heavy inspiration from them.

[Submit]

After finishing the first beta of Drift, I couldn’t stop… so I started working on the next one: Chrono.

Chrono is a delay, but not a clean or clinical one. The goal is to make something that feels alive — more like a tape system than a typical digital delay. Imperfect, moving, and sometimes a bit unpredictable.

Right now I’m mainly focusing on how it feels to play:
tight clock sync, multiple “tape heads” for rhythm and spacing, and a few performance controls for those dub-style moments.

I’ve also started working on the panel design — this is just the first step and it’s definitely not finished yet, but the direction is starting to take shape.

Still early days, but it’s already becoming something I’d actually use myself… which is always a good sign.

More soon