Step Wave gets 9/10. Needs a cursor for 10/10
More updates
Okay, I’ve been working away at this release, and thanks so much for the good ideas!
I really appreciate all the feedback @ale47p @aetrion-music @contemporaryinsanity , as well as a lot of folks over the Discord chat: @Omri_Cohen @cubistguitar @oopsallcaps @T @springmute @heffalump, and especially to @Squinky for his easy-to-implement antialiasing code.
The whole idea of Step Waves was inspired by @oopsallcaps and the MC707/Roland Fantom Stepped LFO
Step Wave
Defaults to ON when placed.
Fixed the Beats knob so that it locks to an integer, but only once you are done turning it.
Added a cursor!
Minor panel updates
Envelope Array
Added context menu option to enable poly outputs from channel 1.
Doesn’t seem to interfere with self-patching, as the mono inputs only read the top channel.
This should let you patch Envelope Array to the VCA1 of Pressed Duck in a more natural way.
EVEN MORE
New Module Preeeeeeeeeeeessed Duck
Some of you just can’t get enough. By community vote, here’s what you’ve all been asking for. Now there is a bigger DUCK in the pond. 16 channels of stereo mixing, compression with side chain ducking. Patch to the first channel in poly to auto-distribute your CVs across this monster.
Honestly this thing is kind of a monster, and I’m not 100% sure it should go to the VCV library with how silly it looks. But, hey, what if you need a 34 channel stereo poly synth pad… With all the work I put into making OUROS full poly with simd optimization, now you can really put it to work!
looks great
Flower Patch
Flower Patch has been sadly neglected… so I decided to spruce it up. Some users have requested a waterfall spectrum visualizer, or something akin to ‘milkdrop’ from the old WinAmp days. I am powerless but to do my best.
Right-click to get the context menu to find two new visualizer modes:
Here is Flower Patch in ‘Scope’ mode. Changing Power switches which of the 72 flowers is displayed. Here it is in ‘Waterfall’ mode The Flower knob changes the perspective effect, and Power changes the scale.Oh, and now the FFT outputs to CV! Get the top 6 notes out as CV and intensity: