A growing series of multitap gate and rhythm modules. The idea is simple: take one input clock, send it through a configurable array of taps and gate-logic combinators, and get back a rich rhythmic polyphony that would otherwise take a rack-row of cabling to assemble by hand. Patch one in for instant counterpoint without losing the pulse of the original clock.
A multitap delay takes a single input and returns several time-offset copies of it. Rikoschet modules apply that principle to gates: one trigger in, an array of derived triggers out — each at a configurable phase, each routable through a logic combinator (AND, OR, XOR, modulo, swing, polyrhythm).
The result: drum-machine grooves from a single clock; ratcheted envelopes from a single trigger; counterpoint from a single melody line. The Rikoschet philosophy is "one signal in, many deliberately-related signals out", which is a different design stance than the usual "ten LFOs in, one mix out" of modular workflows.
The series is growing — the table will fill in as modules ship. Each will land with its own detail page, panel render, and starter patch.