I too cherish polyphonic modulation, as it opened a whole new world for me in terms of movement.
With Polycon16 (as with many other Bogaudio modules), I like that the output range can be set in the context menu. Choosing e.g. +/- 1V can eliminate the VCA you use in your video tutorial to curb the signal.
LLFO (Bogaudio) is great, too. It handles polyphonic signals similar to LFO (Bogaudio), but has a smaller footprint. LFO adds control over pulse width, smoothing and sampling rate in the GUI, whereas these are adjusted via the context menu in LLFO.
Thank you for the tip with the stepped random! It’s very useful when you desire an S&H-like behavior without actually pulling the trigger to sample the value(s), leading to both, amplitude and time point being randomized.
In a variant, I replaced Polycon16 with a combination of Polymult (Bogaudio) and VCV’s RND module to supply random polyphonic V/Oct to LLFO. It generates up to 16 stepped random signals in a small space.
Polyphonic stepped random
