Scanned Workshop The Tapographic Delay is a

The Tapographic Delay is a complex multi-tap delay in the Eurorack format with a unique interface designed for live performance

The module is thus for experimentation

originally designed for controlling the light boxes of Dan Conrad

embedded within a larger modulated reverb network

The QCD Expander is an expansion module for the Quad Clock Distributor (QCD)

Scanned Workshop The Tapographic Delay is aScanned is an organic wavetable oscillator. It uses an unexplored technique known as Scanned Synthesis to animate wavetables that are created in real time. This synthesis method was conceived by the father of computer music, Max Mathews, as the next paradigm in digital oscillators, and until now, has never been implemented on hardware. The wavetables are dynamically generated from a set of "objects" tied together on a virtual string. These objects