Hello VCV-Rack-Community,
iām an electronic music enthusiast. Casually encountered VCV Rack, before i used intensively the famous Reason.
As electrical engineer, Iāve been looking for a simulated rack for years to simulate electronic Cards.
Andrew fulfilled my wish.
Now there are no limits anymore.
This forum is a useful supplement.
I wish you all a peaceful new year
Thanks for making a non-facebook option for us non-facebookers!
Iām here to learn more about the traditional modular concepts & techniques - so a little thanks to Andrew for VCV & the community at large for engaging in it as much as everyone does!
c.
Hi all from Australia! Looking forward to using the new forum
Greetings, and big thanks to Andrew for this forum and, of course, VCV Rack.
I live in Michigan and only recently began experimenting with VCV Rack, having finally gotten a computer (Mac mini) that runs it nicely. I have a hardware Eurorack system thatās grown over the last four years or so and of course I love that and now can have fun with VCV Rack, too. Iāve found the lack of limitations to be a bit of a challenge and I still tend to make fairly small racks, but itās interesting to do things I canāt do with my hardware, e.g. multiple Rings, etc.
I consider myself to be very much a modular novice, still, and I think VCV Rack is a great learning tool.
Hello there,
I am Alessandro Petrone, Iām a 22yo Sound Designer from Italy and Iām learning my way through programming via MaxMsp, VCV and lately Juce framework.
Iāve been a abusing Rack since I discovered it for learning synthesis and basic developer tecniques.
I love collage and experimental sample-based music as much as pop.
Super happy a non-Facebook platform is available!
Hello Rackets
Iām synthi (yep, itās my real handle)
I donāt do modules since last Monday
I like them a lot, but with your help, Iām sure I can stop
Sorry, I have an ideaā¦ .need to put down 25 knobs in a matrix !
Hello everyone in Rackland,
if this greeting is familiar for you, then you know my News of the Rack. My youtube channel is called Waves unlimited and thatās also the name I use for my videos āwhat does this knob do?ā in english and my mother language german (still working on episode 14 about Envelope Generators/Follwer). I live in Coburg in Germany and my real name is Norbert Denninger. I make music under the alias the1andonlydrno and have a diploma in Social Work, but due to health reasons I cannot longer work in this branch and for the same reason I am actually unemployed. I bought my first Synth almost 40 years ago and sold everything about 6 years ago. I started anew about 3 years ago with an Arturia masterkeyboard, Analog Lab and some free VSTs and then I discovered VCV-Rack 0.4 and I was absolutely amazed and today I cannot imagine a life without. I use VCV-Rack for nearly everything in my music. Itās hard for me to describe my style. My most important Influences are Jean Michel Jarre, Vangelis, Kitaro, John Carpenter, Kraftwerk, Pink Floyd, Peter Gabriel, Klaus Schulze, Klaus Doldinger, Visage, Gary Numan and I really like African percussion. I always wanted to use modular systems, because I startet with Korg MS10/20 and liked the patching. But it was to much money for me and then came VCV-Rack and it is mostly free! Thanks to Andrew and all the module developers for making a dream come true!
Hi my name is Adam and Iām a drummer by trade and an aspiring ambient composer. Iām from Philadelphia, PA in the USA. I probably will mostly lurk ānā learn but I might ask some questions every now and then. I donāt talk much in real life either, much to my wifeās chagrin. VCV Rack is an incredible gift and I am determined to get something decent out of it before I die of old age or go deaf. Thank you, Andrew! Thank you, Devs! Thank you, Teachers! Onward and sidewaysā¦
Hello, my name is Ryan Deanā¦ currently living in Charleston, South Carolina.
Some of you may know me from various functions such as NAMM/Moogfest/Ultra, etcā¦
Been into synths and sequencers since I was a little kid listening to Juan Atkins and wondering how it was all made.
Iām mainly into algorithmic/generative stuff with an emphasis on non-linearities, bitwise logic and cellular automata, physics and visuals. I beta test and consult with various audio companies and always try to influence the hardware and software makers to open up new horizons for composers and producers.
Kind of drifting towards orchestral and filmic stuff these days in my personal music and I enjoy getting all of these programs like Reaktor, Reason, Bitwig and Softube talking to and controlling one another in an interconnected fashion in order to study emergent phenomena.
I try to be helpful where possible and if I can speed up someoneās search for a certain technique or algorithm Im known to chip in a discovery or link. I enjoy being a kind of librarian for all things synthā¦ I may come across as terse or cold, probably due to mild aspergers.
Happy Patching!
Hey folks! Iām another Facebook transplant thatās super happy we got this forum.
I live in the US and produce some weird fusion of Industrial, Hip-Hop, Noise, and Ambient music.
VCV Rack took over my life sometime last year, and has since found its way into every single song Iāve written or track Iāve produced. Nothing public yet, but maybe soon? Iāve been working on so many different things that I havenāt actually finished any of them yet. 
See you all around.
Hello from Texas. Long time lurker of the Facebook group (no FB ID). Glad to be here.
Steve Cook
Hey everybody !
Benjamin 24 from France. You can listen my project SabāAba on soundcloud/bandcamp, mostly psytrance but I always try to test new things. Vcv is so great for that !
Thanks for that great community !!
(vcv+es8 <3)
Greetings from Pondicherry, India. Originally from USA I was born in Tacoma, Washington then raised in Huntington Beach, California. Heavily influenced by bands like Pink Floyd, early Genesis(pre-Trick of the Tail), Yes, Nektar and Return to Forever to name a few that immediately come to mind, I fell in love with the synthesized sound. There was Rick Wakeman, Keith Emerson, Tony Banks, Chick Corea, Jan Hammer and that guy in any band that was churning out other worldly sounds in concert with raging guitars and thundering drums. But of course I was younger then. Other influences since then are Jean Micheal Jarre, Nine Inch Nails, Dreamhub and Ishq. My first foray into sound manipulation was with a Kurzweil K2000 chosen specifically because of itās V.A.S.T. technology. A decade ago you would have found me sitting in front of a computer sandwich between four synths tweaking the sounds of a DSI Mopho or a Roland Gaia. I would get a bass line going on one synth, create a mid frequency pattern on another and a high frequency pattern on a third and then would noodle around on the fourth synth. Good times. More recently, after shifting to India, I purchased Reason 9.5 and that was my introduction to āCVā. That lead to a deeper look at modular synths, but it was a quick look as I counted the cost of putting together a hardware system. Enter VCV Rackā¦ January 29th, 2018 and, wellā¦ we have all seemed to have had similar experiences with VCV. Having my time co-opted recently by other creative projects, I still finish the evening loading up a patch and manipulating sound before going to bed. Many thanks to Andrew Belt and all the contributing members of the VCV community.
Awesome! Nice music taste there 
. Iām also an avid prog listener, and lover of Gabriel era Genesis, especially the two albums āSelling Englandā¦ā and āLamb Lies Downā¦ā. Also a big Nine Inch Nails fan too!
yo harry! how you doing mi pana, same history here is nice to see another venezolain in the comunity
hello everyone! My name is David Rodriguez , I m from Venezuela actually living in vietnam, I m a 3D animator who love the music, many kind of music, from Apex twin to bobby Marley, as well as Sepultura, I love the VCV comunity (some times I hate it ā¦) and is so nice being part of this, many thanks to everyone .
Hi all!
Iām an NYC-based artist and educator working with experimental sound, virtual reality and weirdo performance.
Iāve found this community has actually been way more inspiring, empathetic, and creative then a lot of the hardware groups out there as well, so happy to be here! Very grateful for VCV, the developers and yall < 3
If of interest, some of the jams Iāve done previously are here , and some studio sketches with VCV and other things, etc up on IG here
excited to hear what everyone else has been up to as well!
Hey. Iām Existentia. Iāve wanted to experiment with modular as long as I can remember (or maybe longer, but I canāt remember that, obviously). Rack is exponentially better than what I thought it would be, and thatās not even counting the fascinating people that seem to gravitate toward it.
Hey! Itās great to see this community moving to a dedicated forum 
Iām Jean-SĆ©bastien Monzani,freelance graphic designer, photographer and artist. Iāve got a PhD in Computer Science / Computer Graphics and Iām passionate about art, be it visual arts, music and contemporary dance and theatre.
VCV Rack has become over the last year my favourite music tool. I like its immediacy and I often play it live and record some of my sessions. You can find more on my website, including the 100% VCV Rack album SHIMAKAGE
Hello guys!
Iām Artem Leonov and I love VCV Rack and electronic music) I live in small Russian town and have work in the autoparts shop.)
I have a Youtube channel about VCV Rack - https://youtube.com/vcvrackideas
also a connected Patreon page (which allows me to buy paid modules and review it) - https://www.patreon.com/vcvrackideas
Another passion of mine is work as mixing\mastering engineer (have no page yet but hope it will be asapā¦)
My electronic music project are Ralax and Infravert (sorry, canāt include the links because this forum doesnāt allows to put more than 2 links in the post)
Also had some experience in metal music in the past but I lost all interest in itā¦