Pamela’s PRO Workout by ALM / Busy Circuits is now available for VCV Rack, matching all functionality of the popular hardware Eurorack module. Includes the AXON-2 expander for just $20 on the VCV Library.
Pip Slope (a compact envelope generator) and MCO (a digital VCO with morphing wavetables) are now available for free.
That’s a great demo, I love the crunchy sounds and the pads at the end. I’ll grab the free modules and probably buy MFX, not sure I need Pam’s but it’s good to have the option of such a widely used hardware module in Rack.
the blue button works with the keyboard shortcuts enabled,
I can edit the parameters when I use the → ´ ← key and the mouse
(on my german layout - qwertz - keyboard)
I suspect the code behind is still optimised for fingers and that doesn’t translate well into mouse control? I find that if I’m gentle in clicking and dragging, it works alright.
For knobs and sliders in Rack, you get finer control holding Ctrl as you drag. Shift gives you coarser (faster) changes. Right click lets you type an exact value.
Oh, I know. Of course:) But PPW’s encoder is indeed a bit strange in that when you want crank a value up to 100%, quickly, as you do, it might stop at, say, 92%. But again, I’ve gotten used to it: a ~deliberately slow mouse movement does it.
Hi! Found a bug. If you assign something to the expander on СV5-7, then when the patch is reloaded, this assignment is reset to something else. However, there are no such problems if assigned to СV4 or СV1-2. Or maybe it’s just me who has this problem?
Hi folks, who users of ALM things (or whole bundle), how a much it usable today ? Bugs fixed ? Is the dev active ?
Just plan to grab bundle, but some worries after reading, tnx to community.
My take is that they seem to work better now and are worth grabbing if you want the specific fx from MFX or the workflow of Pam’s, etc.
FWIW I love my hardware ALM but almost never reach for it in VCV since space is not an issue. Eg. the nested workflow of Pam’s doesn’t make as much sense when you can build out specific chains to do the same thing and have better ways to overview and modulate them. That said, I would recommend them to anyone who is exploring getting a Pam’s or MFX IRL.
Cizzle and Tyso Daiko also make great sound sources in VCV. The new Pluck module is probably a better overall buy than Tyso for physical modeling purposes. My 2c!