Wiard Wogglebug Lower West Side Studio Moog Unit

Grant Richter's Random Voltage Generator

The Wogglebug is a random voltage generator designed by Grant Richter and inspired by the Buchla 265 / 266 Source of Uncertainty module.

Used by itself or in combination with other modules the Wogglebug can help you to create those ever sought-after self evolving patches.

Grant Richter’s Wiard Wogglebug (version #3) has be be heard to be believed. It is a self contained random voltage generator that can be used either by itself or with other modules to provide a source of musical unpredictability.

The Wogglebug features multiple simultaneous outputs of random control voltage and audio signals which can be used to create unimaginable sound combinations.

Smooth VCO / Control Voltage
Woggle VCO / Control Voltage
Ring Modulated Audio
Stepped Control Voltage
The Wogglebug also includes 3 Clock outputs.

Smooth and Stepped fluctuation voltages are created by two internal VCOs, a vactrol based low frequency smoothing filter and Sample & Hold.

The module’s Woggle feature is a stepped random voltage that has decaying sine-wave-like impulses. This creates a bouncing voltage in response to changes in the stepped output.

Smooth and Woggled audio sources are ring modulated and output.

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  • 30 mA +15V
  • 20 mA -15V
  • ? mA 5V
  • 65 mm Depth

This Module is currently available.