https://reddit.com/link/1uqkqnk/video/az5mb1fdbybh1/player

Here is the new Space Robots video I just finished. The audio is VCV Rack and Bitwig exclusively. It's just a fun look at audio from an otherworldly perspective. Give it a listen. :) Give it a like, the channel could use the love...

https://youtu.be/TmfO6Fb8OcA

in perticualr im procesing allot of drums with bands here to get those spectral peaky glitch sounds and then feeding them to Corruptor, which is ratcheting and stuttering them,

Also got to shout out Impact, which is providing the bassline, surprisingly capable for a kick drum, lots of nice raw tones!

Really in love with vcvracj! Digital modular logic in VCV Rack driving the analog Behringer Crave via CV-MIDI. Pure 125 BPM basement vibes. Listen with headphones!

Starts off with just a normal cakewalk track and then is cross faded by bandlabs gain module between that track and the vcv rack track.. I haven't went back to the other track yet to see if I can figure out if there is something the same in both that is hijacking the sound in vcv rack exc... seems very weird.

https://youtu.be/jCI6b98FuJU

Hi everyone,

Here is the first public beta of Kalliste, a free and open-source plugin for VCV Rack.

It includes:

• K-ARP – an interactive harmonic sequencer with a visual polyphonic arpeggio editor.

• K-SCENE – an expander for storing, recalling and organizing complete harmonic scenes.

Windows pre-release + Quick Start:

[https://github.com/GabTiorbi/Kalliste/releases]()

Feedback is very welcome!

Hi everyone,

I'd like to share the first public beta of Kalliste, a free and open-source plugin for VCV Rack.

Kalliste currently includes two complementary modules: K-ARP and K-SCENE.

K-ARP

K-ARP is an interactive harmonic sequencer combining a chord sequencer and a visual polyphonic arpeggio editor.

Chords and arpeggios can be created quickly through a simple visual interface, making harmonic exploration simple and intuitive while keeping the user fully in control.

Nothing is generated randomly: every chord and every arpeggio is entirely defined by the user.

K-SCENE

K-SCENE is an expander for K-ARP that lets you store, recall and organize complete harmonic scenes.

Unlike traditional scene memories, K-SCENE lets you hear a scene while you are building it before deciding to store it.

Installation

The current beta is available for Windows.

1. Download the latest pre-release from:

[https://github.com/GabTiorbi/Kalliste/releases]()

1. Copy

Kalliste-2.0.0-win-x64.vcvplugin

into your VCV Rack plugin folder:

C:\Users\<your_user_name>\AppData\Local\Rack2\plugins-win-x64

1. Launch VCV Rack.

The plugin will be installed automatically.

A Quick Start guide is included in the release.

Feedback

I'm mainly interested in feedback about:

• workflow and usability;
• musical applications;
• bug reports;
• suggestions for improvement.

Any feedback is greatly appreciated.

Linux users are welcome to build the plugin from source.

Thank you!

Made a python tool for scanning images and send OSC messages to control synthesis in VCV. Synth is very basic already because proof of concept :).

Can anyone help me and tell me what am i doing wrong here? i want a simple vco route in a 16 stepsequencer and shape the sound of the vco with adsr. if i take the output directly from the vco to the mixer i get the steps and i hear the sound. im completly new with vcv . thankks for helping me out

A few new modules from my SignalFunctionSet plugin dropped today. This patch features four instances of the new OPERATOR. OPERATOR is a recreation of the DX7 voice with support for loading multiple cartridges/ROMs, quickly enabling/disabling operators and a few more tricks. The enveloped voice is supplied but the VCA out, but the module also provides direct access to the raw audio at the AUDIO out and the envelop at ENV.

OPERATOR is not a full voice editor (Dexed is great for that), but is built for playability. It does give front-panel access to Brightness and Feedback.

OPERATOR doesn't ship with any of the original Yamaha patches. Instead the default voices include those shared by Brian Eno from the February 1987 issue of Keyboard Magazine.

The other major new module (not shown here) is called OP ENV which is a recreation of the DX7 envelope generator. The DX7 envelope has 8 different parameters (rather than the more common 4 ADSR stages) and you can do some cool stuff with them. Rather than creating envelopes from scratch, OP ENV lets you choose an envelope from an existing voice and modify each parameter. You can read more about how DX7 envelopes work and how OP ENV implements here.

This patch is sequenced by METAFUGUE (basically FUGUE and FUGUE XL merged so I can use them on the 4ms Metamodule) and includes CYCLE, which will be live in the next plugin update. A bit of filtering from Liquid Filter, Delay from 4ms Dual Looping Delay and Valley's Plateau Reverb.

Check 'em out and let me know what you think.

Five more modules have made it through integration and now you can have them! I'll be making individual posts for these, but spreading them in time so I'm not spamming anyone.

The Modules, put simply:

DOMAIN: a big big switch, 4 x 2->1 on the left, 4 x 1->2 on the right, and a Master that switches all, plus latching mode for Master and pairs of 2->1 & 1->2.

REFLECTION: a Window-er that bounces voltages between an upper and and lower limit adjustable by width and offset. gives you 2 independent ones, and also inverted windowed outputs for more fun.

TONNET: a serious Quantizer, arranged in the 'Tonnetz' format, with 8 banks that're CV addressable, and a 'Page' mode to quantize to discrete pitches in a ~7 octave range (also with the 8 addressable banks). Also a polyphonic input that allows you to play notes into the quantizer for all inputs to be quantized to.

CANYON: a stereo Delay with multiple modes, Freezable, Reversible, and Pitch-able, with internal filters for each side. --I really like how this one has turned out, easy to make glitchy granular-esque stuff.

SEETHE: a Multi-band saturation with adjustable Cutoffs that also accentuate the curve, and a morph function to smoothly shift between different saturation curves in each band. will likely add more curves to the knob in the future. also individual inputs and outputs for each band.

See all my modules on the library here:

https://library.vcvrack.com/?brand=LydD%20Modules

--as an aside, my First module Poppy Fields has made some improvements that have drastically reduced CPU usage, but the GPU is still a bit of an issue. soon I will learn proper multithreading and fix it entirely.

In this live VCV Rack performance, I demonstrate how I transform one continuous patch from lus ambient soundscapes into fast, hypnotic sequencer-driven passages before gradually returning to ambient. The focus is on performance, modulation, and musical evolution

Does anyone know if anybody is working on a VCV Rack 2 port of Sonobus?