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Instruo - Eas

 

Logic gates were originally used for the implementation of Boolean functions in
computation and in electronic devices. These functions were performed on one or more
binary inputs to create a single binary output.
In music synthesis, this concept can be appropriated to be used for many things including
the creation of interesting rhythmic patterns as well as what we like to call patch-based
problem solving.
eãs is the be all and end all of logic modules. Sporting all of the classic logic gate
functions, it includes AND, NAND, OR, NOR, XOR, XNOR, and NOT.
Everything from syncopated rhythmic structures, to CMOS-style ring modulation, to
creative solutions to your patch’s most glaring issues, eãs is there.
Logic, after all, is the beginning of wisdom, not the end of it.
Features
• AND & NAND gate logic
• OR & NOR gate logic
• XOR & XNOR gate logic
• NOT gate logic

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    Description

    Instruo - Eas

     

    Logic gates were originally used for the implementation of Boolean functions in
    computation and in electronic devices. These functions were performed on one or more
    binary inputs to create a single binary output.
    In music synthesis, this concept can be appropriated to be used for many things including
    the creation of interesting rhythmic patterns as well as what we like to call patch-based
    problem solving.
    eãs is the be all and end all of logic modules. Sporting all of the classic logic gate
    functions, it includes AND, NAND, OR, NOR, XOR, XNOR, and NOT.
    Everything from syncopated rhythmic structures, to CMOS-style ring modulation, to
    creative solutions to your patch’s most glaring issues, eãs is there.
    Logic, after all, is the beginning of wisdom, not the end of it.
    Features
    • AND & NAND gate logic
    • OR & NOR gate logic
    • XOR & XNOR gate logic
    • NOT gate logic

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