Simple but useful modules for VCVRack
Version : 1.0.0
Date : 27th April 2018
Based largely on the fundamental modules but I have also used some code from other module developers and learned various ways of doing things from the other suites of modules as well.
The modules are mostly utilities, which you can never have enough of, and I have focused on keeping them small to pack a lot of functionality into as little possible screen area.
Jack sockets are now colour coded, hopefully this should make using them more intitutive.
This is a port of Strums mental modules to the vcv version 1.0, based on this wiki Anything not labeled working/stable is assumed to be broken
Chord - Inspired by Q-Bit chord Eurorack module, takes input pitch and builds a chord from it based on various parameters and logic inputs.
Gates - Manual or remotely controllable gates
Logic - Various logic gates
Mults - Simple 2*5 Multiples
Muxes - 2 * 2 into 1 muxes and 1 4 into 1 mux
Quantiser - Takes inputs pitchs and quantises to scale selected by buttons for each pitch Also functions as a pitch reference
SubMixer - 4 Channel stereo mixer with pan based on fundametal VCMixer
A/B Switches - A/B switches
Buttons - Buttons for controlling other modules manually 7 On/off switches in the top section and 7 momentary buttons in the lower.
Mixer - 12 Channel Mixer with 2 auxiliary sends and returns and channel mutes.
Clipper - working, not fully stable Simple Clipping distortion
Wave Folder - stable - Simple Waver folder
Pitch Shifter - Shift pitches by octaves or semitones
Sums - 2 * 5 into 1 summing mixers, useful for adding cvs for pitch and modulation
Clock Divider - Based on autodafe's clock divider but I've simplified the code, made the gui smaller and added extra divisions 3,5,7 and 12
Cartesian Sequencer - Cartesian sequencer similar to make noise rene.
Patch Matrix - 10 by 10 Patch matrix
Binary decoder - 3 bit binary decoder true at one of 8 outputs dependent on logic state of the 3 inputs
8 way switch - working, has lag - based on binary decoder, switches a signal to one of 8 outputs based on 3 bit selector inputs
8 to 1 Mux - stable - The reverse of the 8 way switch, 8 inputs 1 out selected with 3 logic inputs
Dual Counters - for euclidean rhythms
Knobs - Outputs constants continous or stepped by integer ro semitone, uni or bipolar
Gate Maker - Counter with delay before opening and after closing, cycle or one shot mode - BETA
Patch notes - add notes to a patch
Master Clock - Set a Tempo by BPM and time signature, outputs beat, bar and subdivisions of the beat
Quad LFO - 4 LFOs with cv control and 4 synced modes in a small panel
I periodically use rack and its accompanying bridge VST in some of my music projects and unfortunately many of my presets broke as they depend on the Clipper and Wave folder from this plugin. In my stubborn nature (and because rack 0.6.2c is comparatively unstable) I've decided to pick up where the developer left off.
- All plugins at least work
- All plugins are stable
- Full port to the rack 1.x API
- Merge back into master