The Wolv module is out.
This one is modeled based on the hardware module I created. The design is based on a circuit by Ian Fritz. The VCV Rack version matches very nice the behavior of the analog version.
I’m also selling a limited run of hardware Wolvs. It is still possible to pre-order one if you are interested on getting one of these pieces. https://www.vult-dsp.com/wolv
Vult Nitrous is out. This is my TB-303 filter model. It was modeled after my own 303 prototype. With this filter I think I have achieved a very good compromise of accuracy vs performance. Nitrous stands out very well against the A-103 from Doepfer because the filter circuits are very similar.
A few technical details for the nerds. This is (practically) a 18dB/oct filter. Even when it features 4 poles that should make it a 24dB filter, one of the poles is at a higher frequency than the others. When measuring the slope around the cutoff frequency you can see that it is 18dB.
This update features as well a few bug fixes. The most important is a bug that introduced a bit of noise in Lateralus. This was caused by the tolerance of my solver. A lower value of tolerance produces a more accurate simulation but also means more CPU usage. So now Lateralus consumes a little bit more CPU.
I was using Nitrous in a patch. It felt really good. Then I got kind of silly. Then I got sleepy. When I woke up, half of my teeth had been pulled.
Nitrous is great!
Could you please also add it to the Freak Filter Module? 
Is there any difference between the free versions of paid modules?
Some modules have extras, e.g. Tangents has 3 modes instead of the 1 that the free version has.
I thought the paid versions ran at a higher sample rate? I don’t know where/if I read that somewhere or invented it in my brain lol
I think that’s correct (the you invented it. I don’t think the Vult modules do that).
Myself and everyone thanks you by the bucket load for doing that!
Proper!
I love the new knobs but I think the “old” V1 versions were easier to read when zoomed out. YMMV, luckily they take nothing away from the quality of the modules, thanks Leonardo.
Yes the old one makes the reading better. I released the updated knobs on a rush because I had to push an update. David and I were talking about making the knob markers more visible. Specially for those new knobs. We will improve them on a future update.
The upcoming 2.0.2 version of Vult has improvements on the knob visibility. It also adds context menus to the Freak-HW module and a few presets to Trummor 2.
Thank you so much for continuing to develop these excellent modules.
One more thing though, I tried the ‘Updated’ Vraids this afternoon and it got very ‘hot’/red on the cable especially when I put into Nysthi Jira Jira, is it worth checking Vraids? It may not be that. Thanks for your time.
I think I’m not sure what you mean with being “hot/red”. Are you referring to the output level?
If that’s the case, Vraids outputs a signal that can be in the range of -10 to 10 V, just like the hardware version.
Yes, I’m referring to the output level, not seen that before though, I ended up trying a cf ‘Peak’ module to keep it done but it didn’t want to know. So I’ll see if it does the same into other modules. I still like using this module but I was confused by how high the output level was. Thanks
If the output is hotter than you would like, wouldn’t a simple attenuator be the fix?
Happy New Year to u. That’s another option, the attenuator, so there are plenty of those, for example? Thanks
