How to add velocity parameter?
thanks in advance
VEL (right side of GATE) from MIDI-CV module, in order to modulate the sound level (use another VCA behind existing and AUDIO output) or any other usage you’ll want.
So VCA cascade
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Absolutely! and… you’re welcome: 
be surethey’re no stupid question. Are you begineer about VCV Rack and/or modular world?
First VCA is modulated by envelope generator, second by VEL port. Like this:
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About cable color scheme, I’m using this convention (of course, it’s personal, anybody does what he wants):
- Red for audio signal.
- Yellow for 1V/Oct (pitch).
- Blue for gates, triggers, clocks.
- Green for modulations.
I haven’t thinked to that,but in effect,seem to be a good practice 
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About color cable convention, I’ve seen this trick from a Omri Cohen video! (I don’t remember what the video is, I’m too old - my memory have some failures 
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no_ I made some patches I will release one of them
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I’m lucky: this video What's new in VCV Rack 2 \\ New Design, New Cable Management, VST Version, and MORE! - YouTube (from 5:00)
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produce "click’ on the sound
no zero crossing or no volume fade
so have to slew
The velocity should go to a vca before the vca controlled by the envelope. There’s a one sample delay in each module so if you apply velocity after the envelope you get an instantaneous change in volume after the first vca passes the audio, which makes the click.
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Ok I will see that
thank you
It’s interesting that even after playing with synths for more than 10 years, a simple thing like this can be a new challenge for me. I mean, in a typical synth, you have the Source, Target and the “Via” so it’s easy to understand how things are supposed to work. When you have to patch everything, a simple flow like “modulation via XYZ” can be hard to grasp at first. Now looking at your example, it makes so much sense. Really appreciate it! 
I’m loving this new phase in my music production journey. So much to learn, so many possibilities!
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