This selection spells COSINEKITTY 
Cosinekitty Plaits - 23072024.vcvs (4.7 KB)
For your entertainment.
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Wow, I have used this module numerous times and had no idea any of that was in there!
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Contextus’ SAM1 and SAM2 offer more speech stuff; Apices’ and Mortuus’ Number Station channel 2 can count to 10 in… some language, and Nodi’s (and Braids’) VOWL, VFOF offer vowels. For completion’s sake, Funes offers the Plaits speech stuff in VOWLSPCH mode.
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Thanks for the leads on other modules. I have used Pink Trombone to make speech-like sounds also. That’s a very fun module.
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It is, indeed, a fun module, I’ve played around with it (and the browser version of the model); but haven’t made anything release worthy.
Oh, this is so much fun. Thank you, @Yeager !
How did you program in the letters “cosinekitty”?
I used the clock (lfo) only for the macro osc
Then I reset the addr seq to step 1 and turn the small output knob until it says “Charlie”
Then I turned the Select knob on ADDR-SEQ to step 2 untill “Oscar”
etc.etc.
Then I added the clock
I posted 2 versions 1 is using the ADDR with a range of ±10V and the other (better) one of ±5V.
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Oh my goodness, how many modules have voice synth and I didn’t know it???
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I started this when it was announced and didn’t quite finish it. But sort of tweaked it a bit now, added a compressor on the back, and adjusted levels as it rendered, and it’s OK, so figure what the heck, share it here.
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Oh, this is VERY fun. It definitely has the scifi blinkenlights feeling to it. I love the sound design for some of the more melodic + detuned voices. Great stereo field too! Thank you Paul!
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I only discovered it on some else’s YouTube demo and heard it as they scrolled the knobs…paused the video and figured out the settings and experimented until I got something. And then I found out there are easier ways and modules to get this done. 
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Many thanks to @cosinekitty for working out and hosting this terrific challenge, and no less to all contributors for their ingenious entries and comments! There are a couple more days to go.
Unfortunately, I am currently lacking the time to continue with the challenges. However, @cosinekitty has agreed to be your host going forward. I hope I can at least be back for an occasional patch.
I had much fun here, thank you to everyone!
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Thank you, @Alphagem-O! I have a new challenge idea ready for everyone. I will post a new thread on Thursday August 1 for us all to get started. In the meantime, you still have 3 more days to submit your final starship patch(es) here! I still have one more myself… stay tuned.
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Here’s my entry, sorry for the compression… I can’t seem to get the REC module to work for video, so I just used quicktime to screen record and it looks awful. Maybe I’ll figure it out eventually.
Thanks for having these monthly challenges!
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For the August challenge (which starts tomorrow), in the template file I will include a mixer and hook up Audio and REC correctly to it. I will also configure the REC to save to mp4 MPEG-2 format video for upload to YouTube.
I think this will make it easier for VCV rackers who haven’t recorded videos before.
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Oops. I edited my post with correction. Thanks!
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I don’t remember what the issue is/was, but I never had much luck with the VCV Recorder MPEG-2 output format. I’ve resorted to recording to HuffYUV (ridiculously large files) and then converting to mp4 with VLC Media Player.
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Plus I’m on Linux so… who knows??? It would be good to hear if there is a consensus video format for people on Windows and/or Mac.