Vult Announcements Thread

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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.

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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.

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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.

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Nitrous is great!

Could you please also add it to the Freak Filter Module? :pleading_face:

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Is there any difference between the free versions of paid modules?

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Some modules have extras, e.g. Tangents has 3 modes instead of the 1 that the free version has.

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I thought the paid versions ran at a higher sample rate? I donā€™t know where/if I read that somewhere or invented it in my brain lol

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I think thatā€™s correct (the you invented it. I donā€™t think the Vult modules do that).

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I have added Nitrous to these two

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Myself and everyone thanks you by the bucket load for doing that!

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Proper!

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I love the new knobs but I think the ā€œoldā€ V1 versions were easier to read when zoomed out. YMMV, luckily they take nothing away from the quality of the modules, thanks Leonardo.

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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.

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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.

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Thank you so much for continuing to develop these excellent modules.

One more thing though, I tried the ā€˜Updatedā€™ Vraids this afternoon and it got very ā€˜hotā€™/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.

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I think Iā€™m not sure what you mean with being ā€œhot/redā€. Are you referring to the output level?

If thatā€™s the case, Vraids outputs a signal that can be in the range of -10 to 10 V, just like the hardware version.

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Yes, Iā€™m referring to the output level, not seen that before though, I ended up trying a cf ā€˜Peakā€™ module to keep it done but it didnā€™t want to know. So Iā€™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

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If the output is hotter than you would like, wouldnā€™t a simple attenuator be the fix?

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Happy New Year to u. Thatā€™s another option, the attenuator, so there are plenty of those, for example? Thanks

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well, Iā€™m not much of a VCV user, so others would have a much better idea. There is a category in the module browser for this ā€œattenuatorā€. I randomly seem to have 31 of them? While not listed, I use the little VCV mixer for that, because itā€™s so small. Just use one channel and turn it down. But, as I say, there are plenty.