The first LabSeven module, representing the VCO of a well-known 80s synthesizer (with a few extensions), is now available via the plugin manager. It comes with the standard blue and a classic gray skin. Enjoy!
P.S.: If you like it and want me to keep on creating VCV Rack modules (apart from completing the 3340 series I already have plans for some unusual but I think very useful stuff), please consider a donation. Any amount is welcome
A filter that goes very well this VCO is based on the IR3109 which I think uses LM13700s.
That would be another module needed in order to complete the 3340 series.
I’ve been having a blast while playing with this for the last few hours. Using the noise as a modulator to the pitch generates some really cool and unpredictable glitchy sounds.
This is certainly the truth. In fact, anyone not familiar with the Lindenberg modules is doing themselves a disservice. Except…Westcoast often causes me trouble. I like the sound it makes but it often causes VCV to cut out it’s sound entirely until I reload. This makes it an unacceptable risk during streams so I don’t use it.
Also, they look cool.
Just used the VCO-3340 for the first time in the studio, listening with (relatively) big Adam speakers. The ‘classic’ sound is definitely there but, using the modulation and RANGE/SEL inputs, it does not take long until you end up with some really f***** up s***
Pro tip: Use the VCO-3340 at sample rates of 96kHz or higher in order to release its full potential (modulation frequency range etc.)
Possible silly question - how do i access the grey skin?
EDIT - answered by own question. Obviously haven’t felt the need to be in users/xx/rack/plugins for a while…
Simply copy the LabSeven_3340_VCO.svg from the LabSeven_3340_Classic_Skins folder to the res folder above.