Daath

SammiBabe6661.0Updated Oct 30, 20260 on GitHub

Firmware Mod
Machine

Daath is a witch-house bass machine for the Teenage Engineering OP-XY. Drifting saw oscillators and a sub voice feed asymmetric drive, a pitch-tracking lowpass and digital degradation, with tape-like pitch movement for dark, unstable textures. Swarm, Grave, Hex, Murk, Rot and Wow shape detuning, low-end weight, distortion, filtering, bit loss and pitch drift. Included presets provide starting points from clean bass to crushed and warped sounds, while a grimoire-style display follows the controls. Installation uses Open-XY.

License: MIT

Compatible with

OP-XY Synthesizer + SequencerTeenage Engineering

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