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                <h1>NauModular VCV plugin</h1>
                <div id="bio">This is my personal collection of modules for <a href="https://vcvrack.com">VCV Rack</a>: feel free to use them and modify them as you wish. If you find them useful, <a href="#tip">feel free to get me a beer</a>.<br>
                    The plugin is open source, so you can find <a href="https://github.com/naus3a/NauModular">the source code here</a>.<br>
                    If you don't want to compile it yourself, <a href="https://github.com/naus3a/NauModular/releases">here are the most recent builds</a>.</div>
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                                <td class="awTitle" colSpan="2"><h2><a name="perlin">Perlin</a></h2></td>
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                                <td class="awSection"><img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/naus3a/NauModular/master/perlin.png"></td>
                                <td class="awField"><b>Perlin</b> is a <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perlin_noise">Perlin noise</a> generator.<br>
                                    The <i>speed knob</i> controls how much nervous the noise is. On its side you have a CV control input and a smaller knob to balance the final speed between the main knob's value and the CV input.<br>
                                    The <i>amp knob</i> controls noise amplitude. On its side threre's a CV control input and a balancing knob, just like for the speed control.<br>
                                    The lower 4 knobs are a <i>frequency mixer</i>: the module constantly calculates 4 noise octaves and each of these knobs controls how much of a specific octaves goes into the final mix.

The 4 outputs positioned in a square shape are *single octave outputs*; they are in the same order as the frequency mixer knobs: the top left one outputs the slowest noise, the bottom right one outputs the fastest noise.

The lowest, central output is the *mix output*, giving you a mix of the noise octaves based on your frequency mixer settings.

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                                <td class="awField"><b>S&H(it)</b> is a sample and hold module. The <i>time knob</i> controls how often it samples the input signal; the <i>divider knob</i> scales the other knob's value, so yu can range from very quick lo-fi sampling to >1s periods.

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                                <td class="awField"><b>BitHammer</b> is a logic module performing bitwise operations on 2 inputs. The incoming values are rendered as bits, hammered, reassembled as virtual voltages and finally sent out to the 6 outputs.                               </td>
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                                <td class="awTitle" colSpan="2"><h2><a name="tension">Tension</a></h2></td>
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                                <td class="awField"><b>Tension</b>  is a fixed voltage generator: you turn the knob, you change the voltage. Useful when playing with logic chains or if you need to power up a virtual lamp ;) .
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                                <td class="awField"><b>Function</b>  is a function generator; it outputs the 3 conic section functions you learned in high school: ellipse, parabola and hyperbola. Input voltage acts as the x variable, while the knob is a constant parameter.
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                <a name="tip">***</a><br>
                I work on this stuff in my free time and mainly for myself, so the features in modules reflect what I personally thought it would be fun, some parts might be a bit rough around the edges and new releases are going to be random. Anyway, if you like the plugin, feel free to contribute with code if you're a coder, or with a beer sized donation if you're a user feeling super duper gentle :)
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