K-Devices has released a new Max For Live device, TED, a “highly editable” function generator with CV/Gate output.
TED allows the user to modulate a broad range of things in Ableton Live, including the user interface, other devices and third-party plug-ins, with complex waveforms and functions.
TED is made up of three main sections: an oscillator with six morphable waveforms; a sample-and-hold circuit; and an effect section.
Ted is also CV/Gate compatible, for “injecting new modulation” in Eurorack systems and other analog devices. Finally, TED also supports Open Sound Control (OSC) (see video, below) and K-Devices has a free Lemur template available through their online shop.
Pricing and Availability. TED is available now, via the K-Devices website, for €5.
Could this be used to calibrate the chorus board on a synth like the Juno 106?