Unleash a world of sonic unpredictability with the AJH Synth Tone Science Chance Delay, a must-have for any modular synthesizer enthusiast. This module, brought to life in collaboration with Ian Boddy and Tone Science, is a fascinating exploration of randomness in music creation. The Chance control sets the probability of gate signals passing through, offering a dynamic range from 0% to 100%, letting you inject a bit of the unexpected into your soundscapes.

The Chance Delay isn't just about randomness; it provides precise control over your signals. The Delay circuit allows you to postpone trigger and gate onsets, giving you the flexibility to operate across Fast (0.5 - 2 seconds) and Slow (2 - 30 seconds) time ranges. Meanwhile, the Length circuit lets you effortlessly transform gates into triggers or vice versa, enabling nuanced manipulation of your audio environment.

Whether you're looking to add a touch of chaos to your rhythmic patterns or reshape your sound's temporal structure, this module doesn't disappoint. With its manual trigger button and CV inputs for chance, delay, and length, the Chance Delay provides an extensive playground for creativity, making it a valuable addition to any modular setup.

Key Features:

• Probabilistic gate and trigger delay
• Chance control for determining gate pass-through probability
• Delay circuit with Fast (0.5 - 2 seconds) and Slow (2 - 30 seconds) ranges
• Length control for converting gates to triggers or vice versa
• Manual trigger button
• CV inputs for chance, delay, and length adjustments