No news = no news. If there’s news we’ll hear it!
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Haha, somebody started a poll on Reddit asking who VCV should sell to and Logitech is ahead of Behringer.
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That is one of the most wonderfully absurd pictures I’ve ever seen, but now I gotta know: does a Britta desalinate???
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Vult Bought VCV Rack
Hello David, my most valued friend.
Is this piece of information confirmed, or are you speculating? Or is it a joke? 
May the light of Allah shine upon you.
of course , I just kidding, since Mind Meld bought Vult.
…what if Andrew bought Behringer 
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I offered Andrew one billion Vult coins for VCV, but he declined the offer.
I know a few things. For the people that is eagerly awaiting a new VCV release: Andrew is working actively. Stuff will be released when it is ready.
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Maybe I could sell an NFT to help raise money?
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Enjoy the last moments of peace around here and prepare for a few months of helping a lot of newcomers out. When VST-VCV is released this forum will be flooded. (which is a good thing, don’t get me wrong!)
We could support Andrew with a new curated thread “You are new? Watch this!” in addition to the “Getting startet with VCV”. I am sure there will be a lot of YT-Tutorials out there regarding VCV 2.0, but the old ones will still be valid. We should sort and categorize all the great tutorials out there and put them in a sticky thread. Possible categories could be: Beginner Patches, Intermediate Concepts, Blow your mind Patches, Rebuilding Hardware-Synths, Technical Stuff, Hardware Integration, Module Tutorials, …
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I remember as a newbie to modular the one thing I really wanted was 1 or 2 basic patch examples per module so something like a bare bones patch comprised of the fewest required free core modules plus the module in question to demonstrate key functionality and usage.
Like each module in the library has a user manual link, a link to demo patches would be ideal.
A similar feature that would be great would be a way to search patch files for a particular module, something doable e.g. with Notepad++ using find in files once you know a module ID, but being able to order results based on the ratio of modules would be handy so if your module of interest is 1 of 9 rather than 1 of 50 it’s more than likely has a key contribution in the patch. Actually on reflection a patch browser of any sort above and beyond an Open File dialog would be welcome.
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Oh I like that idea, this would be awesome for @stoermelder STRIPs. Imagine a database, where you could filter for author / module / module-tags / module brand / no. of modules / strip-tags used in a STRIP.
Want to see what omri has done with Sample&Hold?
module-tag: Sample&Hold && No. of modules: <=5 && author: Omri.
And of course all from within STRIPs Menu. And with the ease of a button-press you could upload your strip to the “stripcloud” - get your subscription now for as low as 3 stripcoins per month!
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a way to search patch files for a particular module, something doable e.g. with Notepad++ using find in file
I think that’s a great idea, but if I understand correctly, a change in the patch file format is coming in v2. The new format will be zipped (to include assets like the wav files for a sampler, etc), and therefore less easily searchable by such tools.
@main.tenant It is very good idea for learning by example. I actually one time downloaded entire patchstorage/vcvrack catalog and searched it within for modules just like that. @augment It is really not that hard to implement index over zip contents to search for
I’m actually interested in doing something like that but I won’t invest any time as long as Rack v2 and its API is uncertain as it is now.
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Uncertain? Didn’t you watch the “what vcv 2.0 will be like” video? 
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They say if you say the name Aria Salvatrice three times on here andrew comes out of a mirror to hide the thread
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Aria Salvatrice, Aria Salvatrice, Aria Salvatrice.
(Waits…)
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Could we stop with this please? Thanks.
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