I’m trying the betas right now and wow: transit. Holy crap. Game changer. I would definitely pay money for just this module alone (though I’m also loving making labels with ‘glue’!)
Thank you for working on these!
I’m trying the betas right now and wow: transit. Holy crap. Game changer. I would definitely pay money for just this module alone (though I’m also loving making labels with ‘glue’!)
Thank you for working on these!
Can’t wait!!
I’m still away from VCV land for a little while.
But congrats, glad to read your plugin is now fully back in the library!
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It isn’t yet, it is?
Sorry, should have written “will be in…”
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Does/will this include whatever module handles virtual cable patching ala Midilar’s new toy? I appear to have missed the thread where that all began…
EDIT: have now found the thread where that all began - T7 from vcvrack-packtau - am off to play!
well finally this happy day has come. Stoermelder Pack One officially in the library for Rack 2
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Using 8Face to create different snapshots/presets of the new patchmaster modules which in turn control the entire patch will be my pleasure task for the weekend!
Yeah 8FaceMk2 combined with PatchMaster is a very powerful combo!
And Ben’s new S++ module which imports multi-row Rack Selections with midi mapping intact (which for some reason Rack does NOT do), makes it possible to build then import and reuse your PatchMaster constructs with 8Face preset control in other patches.
Another one of Ben’s modules that works great with PatchMaster is Strip - it can also save/import with midi mapping intact but only if everything is on one row of course. But Strips ability to randomise multiple modules in a Strip with one click (while excluding any controls you don’t want to be randomised) is a great addition to PatchMaster - try it with Omri’s DFAM interface for example.
YESSS!!! Happy days!
The STRIP/8FACE/TRANSIT combo is my to-go-to flow in VCV. Experiment away with the randomization and make a snapshot when you’re satisfied.
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Where do I find this “patch master” module
Question about 8face mk2!
Is it ok to use multiple instances of 8face mk2 in a patch, where each instance is mapped to every single module in the patch? I want to create preset banks for the entire patch and each bank is very different, I am hoping to use each 8face as a different bank for the whole patch, rather than using expanders for each bank
Is it ok to use multiple instances of 8face mk2 in a patch, where each instance is mapped to every single module in the patch?
Can you do that? I havent tried, so I don’t know. Probably? But I wouldnt, because some modules have such big presets it will glitch Rack to load them.
I use it to capture sequencer, quantizer and simple module states like oscillators and filters.
I really think you need to pick what’s important musically to capture as 8face snapshots. It isn’t useful to bind modules you aren’t going to change.
Multiple 8face mk2 can be mapped to the same module, so technically yes. Though I am with chaircrusher - it may not work well.
But why wouldn’t you simply try and answer for yourself?
Because asking a question on the forums is a way to connect to experts?
People are good at different things. Theoretically you’ll get better answers from experienced users.
Beginners don’t know, and they may not know how to find out. @zakforrest suggested a confused wrong way to use 8face. I tried to put him on the right path.
And using multiple 8Faces might have a use case. What i dont know is what would happen is if you trigger them to switch snapshots at the same time. I suspect rack would processing each separately, and process the first 8face in the signal flow graph.
I need help with the MIDI-CAT MEM expander. i’m trying to map my midi controller button to trigger the “next” button on the expander but whenever i click the button to map it, the mapping disappears