I really like the whole collection, im slowly making my way thru the various modules, there are many and they sound really nice. I use 2399, Tabes and Antrum and Vespae a lot as well as Draen, just started playing around with Caligo, love it. Thanks
I REALLY gotta get to these, there’s hardware waiting to be plugins here and you’ve already put out so much… this is why VCV is so important, you get tons of free modules like these and my racks will probably rack my brain getting around the combinations I want to try… hoping to see and hear more in the future as more modules come!
Really enjoying your plugin rn! I like a lot of the approaches to the modules, and I really enjoyed the sound of the physical modeling. I see draen as a quick cheat code to really pleasant and musical voices, and it works so well with your other modules for ambient workflows. Thanks for sharing your vision!
Your modules have become central to my workflow! I really love what you’re developing and encourage you to keep going. I think my next album will mostly be made with your modules.
A single NaN reaching one of vates’ delay lines never leaves it: it gets read back, written again through the feedback, and after a few seconds the whole buffer holds NaN. The output clamp turns that into a steady 10 V, which is why it looks like a deliberate DC rather than a fault. The chorus side of the fx knob runs its two lines independently, so one channel can go while the other stays fine. That matches your right-channel-only symptom.
The only way in I can find is a 32-bit float wav in a user kit: it is the one sample format that can contain a NaN, and the loader took the values as written. The generated banks should not produce one, and a NaN arriving on a CV input is stopped at the jack, so if you were on a generated bank with nothing odd patched, I have not got the whole story yet.
So the reason it stopped when you went looking: moving the fx knob off the chorus side silences it, and the poisoned buffer is cleared by a patch reload. Nothing else clears it.
Two things, if you still have the patch:
Was the fx knob past centre, on the chorus/flanger side?
Were you playing a user kit rather than one of the six generated banks, and if so, are any of those wavs 32-bit float?
v2.16.2 fixes it in three places: the delay lines will not store a NaN, the wav loader drops non-finite samples as it reads them, and the outputs now fall silent instead of presenting 10 V. Builds are on the releases page, and I will push it to the library once you have had a chance to confirm.
Ok yes, it is accessing kits I assembled to play around with pellicula. It may include some clips I have made that might have that issue. I def had amount wide open or had modulated to full open. Good catch. I think you matched my mishap. Thanks for looking into!!
