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Weevil (Module)

Name: Weevil (Module)
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The Weevil finally finds its way back into Modular-land! Voltage Controlled Chaos Generator/Processor Back in the Old-Blues days, I tried to port the Weevil design into the modular format but it was a challenge.. The circuitry of the regular Weevils is really very simple the chaos comes from circuit-bending (an unconventional approach!) the difficulty was how to add voltage-control features to this simple circuitry (modular approaches are quite a bit more involved). So while I did a design back then which was enjoyed by bug-users (SYN1 Weevil), I never thought it quite captured the chaotic son

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