Since my patches are larger and more complex, I found myself relying extensively on S&Hx16 and Modulation Generator x16/x8. I just think they are the best, the GUI is crystal clear, I can use them on par with lots of 8verts and distribute random values wherever I want in no time.
Could it be possible to implement a right-click menu feature to choose between a -5/+5v range and a 0/+10v range ? Currently I need unipolar values and I’ll switch to Mockba S&H for the time being, but the S&Hx16 having 16 outputs, it saves me a bit of CPU each time.
As I’m always close to 100%, having this feature would be nuts !
Mockbah S&H consumes 2.5% on average, but S&Hx16 is always at 0.2%, which simply makes it the best overall for the random number generation I need. I know it’s been more than two years, but it would be the cherry on the cake to have this feature on my main VCV patch
If you also connect the vco to the sync input then it only captures a single cycle which should solve the problem some people have that it comes out very high pitched.
Unfortunately the sync input doesn’t seem to have any effect on the output, only during capture. This module would be great for psytrance bass if it had that feature.
The v/oct input trick didn’t work for me, the capture was still too high pitched, but what did work was tuning down the input oscillators to lower pitches.
Thanks, @dustractor method is working but looks like there’s a bug in the module where the waveforms don’t show up in the display after you re-open a patch. They are saving in patch config and the preset file but don’t appear in the display itself, bummer.