I see plugin.so
Are you subscribed to the plugin in the library? If you used Add module instead you won’t see any new ones, even if you manually install
Yes, did so
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And for reference:
“Plugins for Rack are distributed as .vcvplugin files.”
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Downloaded the linux file and put into place; gets moved but modules are not appearing…
May there be some visualization thing in VCV Rack, preventing me to see them?
Seeing now that some are greyed out:
- 21khz
- Ahornberg
- Biset
- CV funk
- DHE Modules
- EricaSynths
- Frank Buss
- Jasmine & Olive Trees
- Lilac
- pachde
- PdArray
- Prism
- repelzen
- Sanguine Modules
- Sparkette’s Stuff
- Vult
- wiqid
I managed once adding modules outside the library: I have AepelzensParasites working
I can see Sanguine in the screenshots (both of them).
What is the contents of the .\Rack2\plunginetclin x64\SanguineMutants folder
You have plugin.so
And is this entry in your settings.json (scroll down to the bottom)
“SanguineMutants”: true,
The file you need to download and place in the plugins folder for the Mutants nightly is
SanguineMutants-2.4.0-xxxxxxx-lin-x64.vcvplugin
and the one of the Monsters is
SanguineMonsters-2.3.0-xxxxxxx-lin-x64.vcvplugin
Where xxxxxxx is part of the SHA-1 for the commit from which the plugins are built (e.g. e455170 is the one for the Mutants when I wrote this).
If you subscribed in the library you need to go to the Library menu in Rack and update your selected plugins (or update all). You won’t get the stuff from the Mutants nightly builds, just what is available right now in the Library. If you hand picked modules, the different ones in the nightly builds won’t show up.
Sorry I haven’t been dealing with this, I just had a family death, so thanks to everyone that’s been helping.
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Sanguine Mutants 2.3.2 has been released!
This release offers no new modules.
Fixes
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Contextus crashing Rack! (from 2.3.1 Thanks to Fractalgee for noticing and reporting).
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Better CV trigger handling for Apices and Mortuus.
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Apices and Mortuus: Tap LFO.
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Mortuus: P.L.O.
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Nebulae time stretcher.
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Renaissance spelling.
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Aleae reset.
Changes
- Display values for certain knobs.
You can get it now in the link below or when it’s released in the Library.
Nightly users: these fixes and changes are also included in the development branch: the latest Nightly includes them, so, updating is recommended (particularly to fix the Rack crash), you can get the Nightly at the same releases link above under the Nightly tag.
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Wow… real life issues; bug chasing; ui tweaking; manual writing… it certainly took a while; but Sanguine Mutants 2.4.0 has been released!
New Modules
Fluctus
Create hypnotic beats with a module based on the Kammerl Beat-Repeat firmware for Clouds.
Incurvationes
Twist your sound in every way imaginable with this module based on MI’s Warps; make your frequencies go wild with the now enabled Frequency Shifter “Easter egg”. Miss the original big knob light colors? They’re back!
Distortiones
Delay, wave shape, generate and add Doppler to your sounds with this module based on the Parasite firmware for MI’s Warps.
Have as many copies as you want! This version won’t crash Rack; doesn’t need separate modules for some modes; doesn’t disable anything, and doesn’t interfere with other copies: want 50 separate delays? Sure, here you go!
Mutuus
Fresh out of the labs, have some crazy reverbs, perhaps an stereo dual filter, or the Ensemble effect from Funes’ String Machine in this module based on the Symbiote firmware for Warps.
Explorator
Multiply, mix, invert, rectify, separate and sample your signals!
Links and Kinks get along so well… we fused them! While we were splicing them… we thought they should be completely polyphonic… so now the Kinks section doesn’t feel left out and enjoys the sweet, sweet ability to handle up to 16 channels.
Miss the 3:1 section being an averager? It regained that ability, that you can control: just enable it by pressing the “HW” button!
Marmora
Such a wonderful mystery machine! Control the t Generator, the X Generator, the Y Generator…
Based on the last firmware for MI’s Marbles, it exposes every control and adds missing features like super locks for t and X; t and X manual resets; restores missing light animations; output LEDs change color according to signal polarity, and, perhaps of most interest to a lot of users… it adds the ability to create and use custom scales.
Custom scales are saved in patches and presets, so your hard work is never lost.
Make sure to read the manual to figure out how to add your personal scales (it’s easy!) and how the Steps knob affects them.
Anuli
Bang on a plethora of materials with Anuli!
Based on MI’s Rings, it restores missing light animations; the “3” polyphony mode… and, due to popular demand, now it is completely polyphonic.
16 channels of Anuli into Nimbus!
Velamina
You want more VCAs in a compact package you say? Heeeeere’s… Velamania!
My attempt to recreate Veils… the 2020 version. It is polyphonic and saturates outputs beyond +/-10V.
Additions to existing modules
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Ever wanted a polyphonic version of Braids? (I know some of you did! :P) It’s yours! Nodi and Contextus are now polyphonic.
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More hardware-like LED behavior for Nebulae and its descendants.
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More hardware-like LED behavior for Funes.
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Added frequency mode (range) to Funes faceplate.
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Faceplates now sport some familiar markings for certain modules
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Modules are less shy in the browser and show their displays and custom lights turned on when peeked at.
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Funes has certain modes that only need to be excited by a trigger, so polyphonic channel count can also be set by the trigger input.
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Nicer context menus for mode selection (for certain modules and modes).
Changes
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Different alternative firmwares use different face plate colors.
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Mortuus’ ByteBeats equation 6 regained some of its complexity (don’t expect a lot out of this, sorry :().
Bugs squashed!
- Stop Funes throat singing when the trigger input is patched; VOWLSPCH is selected, and the first trigger hasn’t been received.
For those who love reading… a 134 page manual awaits you.
No tales, though, the manual is big enough 
Get the 2.4.0 release at the usual spot:
Thanks to Fractalgee for discussion, testing, encouragement and bug reports.
Thanks to SteveRussell33 for discussion and bug reports.
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Does loading a new wavetable into Funes work? Wavetable generated with the Plaits tool. I don’t see any change when I try it. No troubles with loading DX7 patches.
It does, but it is rather particular about the waves that work.
If the editor shows changes, they will. (The first pic is the editor just loaded, the second one after loading one that I know works), one I know doesn’t: “BassTables 01” from the Surge XT BassTables Vol. 1
The one I used that works comes from a commercial plugin; but it’s good enough for testing.
Look a the differences marked with red rectangles, the notice about single cycle wave files is important as well.
Saving a preset also shows the user data in the format used by Funes when saving and loading
"userData": "wMDAwMDAwMDAwMDAwMDAwMDAwMDAwMDAwMDAwMDAwMDAwMDAwMDAwMDAwMDAwMDAwMDAwMDAwMDAwMDAwMDAwEsAaABoAFUAjgDr/qP+AAD6AEb+pf9IAy8
[EXAMPLE TRUNCATED]
It is important to set the HARMONICS knob to around 12 o’clock, that’s where the custom wave table will be loaded, the other tables (a, b and c) are always the factory ones.
An online version of the Funes/Plaits editor is live!
You can use it here!
https://bloodbat.github.io/Funes-Editors/
It doesn’t really fix issues or anything; but it’s a little clearer when it comes to what is intended for Funes and what is intended for Plaits (yes, it should work for both); it’s customized to look more Mutant like; since it’s an online thingie, the Play buttons and such work again (the reason why they don’t work when offline is beyond this post; but, it is important NOT to let them work offline), and, also, you no longer have to download the code to use it. Enjoy :).
Also, version 2.4.1 of the plugin has been released: the only change is using better knobs for the Nebulae family mode selection encoders.
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100% this! Just wanted to say thanks for making Anuli, amazing work. I was asking a while ago if it would be possible to make a poly Rings and boom 
you’ve gone and done it. Take a bow!
I know Rings into Clouds is a bit of a cliché, but x16 using polyphony is amazing. I’ve used Rings polyphonically in a few patches previously by duplicating it to multiple instances, and using splits to send audio and CV per channel. This makes it so much easier, tried it earlier and it works perfectly (I like to use it as a resonator with the external audio input).
I haven’t tried the poly Braids yet either, huge potential for some wild sound design here.
Cheers!
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You’re most welcome, I’m glad you find it useful 
Thank you for the kind words
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Really great to see how much your collection of Mutable Instruments based modules and new ones is growing, and to have all of them as part of the library!
Just some small feedback, and I am aware that module designs are very personal, therefore please consider this simply as my opinion and do with it whatever you want. 
I like that you have a new design which clearly distinguishes your modules from the official MI modules, I just feel like the little troll and vampire heads for example make them look a little “playful” compared to many of the other modules. You have for example some very professional looking background images already, e.g. for the werewolf module, and perhaps it makes sense now that your collection is growing that large to review the design choices for your logos etc. a bit. Of course a module should be judged by its sound and workflow, but user experience and especially a fitting design which is pleasing to the user in a rack combined with other modules just should not be underestimated.
PS: I still did not receive any feedback from the VCV support regarding merging the plaits 1.2 firmware into the official module, seems like it’s really not a priority for them and therefore your version will probably stay the only one in the library for some time: 
Thanks for the comments
I see where you are coming from regarding the playfulness… but it is actually intentional…
Some modules (both virtual and physical) still look like lab equipment (probably a lot of them, some I like, some I don’t); some have colors that look garish and awful to my eyes or designs that don’t connect with me at all (I bet some people really love them, really cool! I hope they enjoy them to their fullest) ; there’s a banshee physical one with a backlit cartoony ghost; the Bat Cluster with a popular, but honestly, terrible, tattoo among goths (physical one, with backlights, like the Mutants and Monsters logos); one with knobs with eyes (for VCV, I like the art and the sound, don’t like that it drags the browser down for a second when it’s loading them all); some with art I really, really dislike (both physical and virtual); some with really cool, intricate engravings (the cost of manufacturing that faceplate probably drives price quite a bit) but at the end of the day, I think they show both the personality of the designer and the user. I like my goblin and vampire, so, they will remain.
I find mine mix really well with other dark modules and it does bring me joy both looking at and showing my “backlit acrylics”, and… yes, my silly cartoon characters. One I really enjoy, for example, is the silly looking frankensheep that decorates Dolly-X, it is as cartoony as it gets, and, also, the monster wearing pajamas that’s not part of a module; but the icon for a tool made for editing module manifests, I’m sorry you’re not terrible fond of them.
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