I will keep this updated; please let me know if anything is missing/incorrect.
completely appreciative of this list!
thank you
Thanks. I can probably retire my list of module equivalents now.
A suggestion: VCV is the company, and Rack is the software. You might want to re-title the topic and adjust the headings in the list to take that into account. Also, you might want to say these are module clones and emulations in the title/document name.
- steevio metod is not a brand. Steevio uses Doepfer modules, but I donât think the one from south pole actually emule it
The Southpole module allows a closer emulation of Steevioâs method than without. Iâm not aware of any of the Fundamental modules, which I equate somewhat to Doepfer, that function the way But - A/B Buss does. Per Southpole:
- Inspired by DJ Steevioâs modular method
- Either input A or B go to the output and the A/B busses
- Two summed identical outputs for A and B buss are provided.
I realize Steevio is not a brand, but this is included because I find it interesting.
Hundreds of people have viewed this doc, and thatâs the most pedantic feedback Iâve received so far. I like your style.
VCV Rack. Itâs like Ableton Live. I get that Live is the product, but live is such a generic word, like rack. If I was searching for this doc, I wouldnât search ârack clonesâ, know what you getâŚporn! Nice. I get what youâre saying though.
If you want pedantic feedback. Vult Ferox was modeled with the same circuit as the Elby Designs CGS749, not with the Doepfer. However the user interface is different.
Most of the Vult filters are modeled after DIY version of well known filter circuits, but I donât copy the panels of manufacturers. Hereâs the list:
- Lateralus: Hybrid diode/transistor ladder. Modeled after the Roland filter circuit and added a few tweaks to get close to the Moog circuit.
- Vorg: Single section of the filter circuit of Korg MS-20.
- Ferox: as mentioned above CMOS filter based on the circuit of the CGS749.
- Nurage: Based on the circuit of Thomas White LPG which is based on the Buchla LPG.
- Vortex: based on the circuit of the Polivoks (Erica Synths version).
- Tangents: based on the Steiner-Parker version of Yusynth. The three models are variations of the same circuit.
- Stabile: based on the textbook Stave-Variable filter circuit (linear version).
- Unstabile: Nonlinear State-Variable filter with low voltage simulation.
- Julste: based on the paper of Parker and DâAngelo modeling the Buchla LPG.
Flame is a mashup of distortion pedals. Rat, Tubescreamer, Fuzz, Muff, DS-1.
Other Vult modules are composed of analog modeled blocks, like oscillators, envelopes, vactrols, faders, etc.
I think he means that it should be titled something like âVCV Rack plugin clonesâŚâ, since it doesnât make sense to look for emulations of Rack itself.
Adding âpluginsâ to the doc title makes sense to me; thatâs what I use in the description field in the doc itself. Only reason why I didnât was I saw a thread in the VCV Facebook group where using the word âpluginâ was being mocked as a term used by someone who doesnât understand the difference between a module and a vsti. Iâll make the change.
Awesome; thanks!
âPluginsâ are the shared libraries that contain compiled code. Plugins may include multiple modules. I suppose âmodulesâ makes more sense in the title though.
Done; thanks.
Audible Instruments Preview contains Tidal Modulator 2, based on Mutable Instruments Tides (2018 version)
Thanks again!
By the way, since I have you, do you consider the Fundamental modules to be Doepfer-ish?
Doepfer is a good analogy, because they were the first in the format and implement most peopleâs concept of generic modular synthesis, but theyâre not based on any particular hardware.
Valley Interzone = Intellijel Atlantis
Absolutely amazing resource, by the way. Iâve bookmarked and set myself up to receive an email when anythingâs added to the list, and highly recommend others doing so.
Another change. Lindenburghâs Valerie is a clone of the Korg MS20 filter, not Rolandâs.
Actually, this needs a new category: hardware clones of software. Wouldnât it?
hahaha thatâs right. The software version existed before the hardware. Iâm doing other back-clones so a category would be necessary.