I really like the pad in this Adi
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Thanks Paul!
This here is incredible, great work Adi!
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Oh man… gorgeous piece Adi! Love those organ sounds, great stuff. Just in case you didn’t know - those XFX Wave’s are pretty heavy on the CPU, maybe that could explain your audio hickups…
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Beautiful sounds & music ! 
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@Eurikon , @LarsBjerregaard , and @dlphillips , thank you guys so much, and i really appreciate the encouragement! I feel blessed to have access to this wonderful software and a place to share my ideas & listen to you guys & others, and overall it’s just a really cool experience to be a part of this community that i’ve learned so much from musically & technically over the past year or so.
Lars, yeah this XFX Wave is a cpu beast, but it sure sounds good! On my computer, each iteration of this module usually hangs out between 3-7% using 2 voices of polyphony without the right ride fx being modulated, which definitely takes a bite out of the single thread i had running in that patch with 4 XFX Waves. The unusual part is that I didn’t hear any dropouts while recording, which makes me assume it was OBS and the 60 fps i forgot i had going from my Touch Designer visuals from last time. I also have been having trouble gauging where i stand with the new cpu meter we now have in v1.1.4, so i may need to look into how that works as well. I am so used to the old ways of just see how much resources i had left.
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Really love what you’re doing with VCV. Please keep it coming! Very inspiring
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Thanks @merzky_shoom! I will definitely do my best to keep the music flowing
Been slacking pretty hard on posts and listening to everyone’s stuff. I feel like I’ve missed so much because of school lately. I’m trying to catch up by posting this thing I made a month ago. Kind of slow but hopefully interesting. I miss my fellow Rackheads, and hope you are all making beautiful modules & music!
Patch:
VCV Rack experiment with noise crackles(thanks to Omri & down_of_hares for the inspiration for this sound), an arpeggio, a delay drone, a granular pad, and a kick drum.
Voices originate from pink noise, Plaits, FW Everlasting Glottal Stopper, & Vult Knock
Used my 2 favorite vst effects via VCV Host to create the atmosphere: Valhalla Delay & SoundHack ++bubbler
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Very nice patch Adi !
School is killing me too 
Good luck my friend ! Thanks for the cool vid !
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Thanks so much Valentin! And oh, I hear ya, hopefully you can take some time from studies for patching to maintain sanity, I am on the edge myself 
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Nice piece Adi, great experiments in sound design!
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Thanks Lars!
A melodic patch using the new Orca’s Heart sequencer as “the heart” providing the main clock as well as pitches & rhythms to a bunch of VCO-1’s.
Some many new modules, so little time, but this one seems special to me. Thanks Scanner Darkly…
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Very nice! 
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Nice! I am going to have to try Orca’s heart now.
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Finally on a break from school, so I can get back to my VCV Rack therapy sessions for a couple weeks. I apologize for not responding to my own thread, and I have a lot of listening of you guys that I’m looking forward to. Hope everyone is doing well in Rack-land!
Maze, Entropia, Plaits, & Smoke get drenched in excess reverb.
P.S. Maze is A-Maze-ing! In my own imaginary perfect world, it would have an end-of-cycle trigger out that can be used to advance rows, and a trigger out when it ratchets. Also, I wish Maze, 8Step & SS-2 would start on step one on the first clock pulse like Entropia does. But for now, it’s easy just to use a button trigger into Bog UMix to manually pulse it to the last step before starting the clock to get everything to sync.
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Super cool composition ! I loved it ^^ Enjoy the break my friend
Cheers
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Nice, a reverb shower is always good
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Sounds fantastic Adi! Really well balanced with a sense of mystery to it
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