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Random module audio mode
From the manual: Patching an audio source in the clocked randoms clock input switches it into audio mode - your custom lo-fi noise source.
Randomaudiomode.pch2
What does logic sound like?
In a modular system everything is the controller and the controlled, the modulator and the modulated, the signal and the sound. Two ways of turning logic signals into sound.
Turninglogicintosound.pch2
