Eurorack Modules You Want in VCV Rack

Plugins & Modules
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Squinky Labs Substitute is a copy of the Subharmonicon VCO section. Oh, and Booty Shifter is a copy of the Moog/Bode frequency shifter. Oh, and Saws is a very close recreation of the Roland Super Saw.

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144

How could I betray Squinky like that :C no idea how I forgot about those

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145

A few Eurorack modules I used to have, that I’d like to see live again in VCV :smiley:

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there’s been some suggestion of Makenoise coming for a fairly long time but still no sign that I can remember.

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Well, after the you-know-what event I seriously doubt Make Noise is ever coming to VCV Rack.

I’d definitely spam-email Scott Jaeger for those sweet sweet harsh noisemaker modules, though.

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The you-know-what event?

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Well, there was a copy of Make noise Maths in an unofficial release, related to VCV Rack, let’s say it didn’t end pleasantly!!

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I‘d love to see AJH Synth’s Multi Burst Envelopes.

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151

Likely a joke on the inability to copyright or patent “maths”?

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152

grids is from mutable instruments, not intellijel.

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System 80 Jove :slight_smile:

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There is more Make Noise around than people may recognise. dBiz has an X-Pan, and Simpliciter gives you the functionality of Mophagene.

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155

Is there a ‘fractal sequencer’ module that works like the Qu-Bit Bloom?

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156

At a very rough level, that is what my PurrSoftware Meander plugin/module does. It uses “fractal Brownian motion” to generate harmony, melody and bass, with infinitely evolving sequences of each.

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Meander is great, but unless I’ve been using it wrong I don’t think you can feed it a pre-existing sequence and have it branch from and back towards it.

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You are right. It is only similar at a rough level. You could do this in the original Meander for Window application. The original had an unlimited page editable 16 step mini-sequencer with patch file save and load. The same for a 16 step, 12 voice drum sequencer.

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Some of Aria’s modules for Rack V1 did some similar things, but they are not available for V2.

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The thing is the hardware is so ‘hands on’ that I don’t know if it would actually be worth it to get a software version though maybe it’d be fine provided there was some MIDI controller that could be mapped to work it. That’s my next thing to investigate- decent hardware controllers. I think Faderfox is favourite right now.

Cheers for confirmation about the functionality, thought I’d missed something.

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161

If I didn’t have my trusty BCR2K/BCF2K (still going strong since 2005) I would definitely go Faderfox. Too many modern Midi controllers can only be used with a (USB) host. Behringer announced the replacement BCR32, which I (and many others!) would/will buy in an instant, nearly two years ago. That will come with the Zaquencer built in, which is an incredibly playable 4 track sequencer.

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162

I thought I saw one the other day, implementing the fractal concept, but now I can’t find it. I have the Qu-Bit Bloom. It’s a capable and interesting sequencer that wouldn’t be very hard to implement in Rack. It has some flaws that could easily be fixed in a Rack implementation, it would be a great project for someone.

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