I’ve recently been diving deeper into using various plugins to expand my modular setup, and I’d love to share some insights and hear your thoughts on the best techniques you’ve discovered while working with plugins in VCV Rack.
One of the most exciting things I’ve noticed is how certain plugins can really change the way I think about sound design. For example, using complex modulation plugins for evolving textures has opened up new possibilities, particularly when combined with the powerful sequencing tools available in the software.
I’m curious if anyone has specific strategies for creating unique generative patches using plugins that aren’t necessarily meant for that purpose. I find that sometimes the hidden potential in these tools isn’t fully explored until you push them into unconventional roles.
Also, I’d love to know your experiences with multi-plugin workflows. How do you typically integrate multiple plugins/modules together in a patch, especially when dealing with large, complex setups? Do you have any tips on keeping things efficient or maintaining a smooth workflow in such situations?
Looking forward to hearing your feedback and learning more from the community!
Would love to hear which complex modulation plug-in you are referring to. Cv is life blood to the patch, so an interesting modulation source sounds fun to explore. I have usually used the simplest free vsts in my patching, like Labs or Vaults for a fun instrument or TensJr for a cool reverb, or even a noise engineering distortion plug.
I didn’t think of AI when I read it, but the original post irritated me. It talked about sharing ideas, but didn’t offer up anything. Just wanted to take ideas from others. That in itself isn’t necessarily bad for someone starting out, but something about the tone bothered me.
Why not offer some specific examples to start the conversation, and truly share ideas?
This is a really exciting topic, diving deeper into various plugins! I find that what mostly and truly invigorates my workflow is the Rockwell Automation retro-incabulator.
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