VULT Feigen concept

Hello,

Is this module based on the following concept?

Feigen: Vult Modules for VCV Rack

Alain

@modlfo

Yes. Feigen is based on that principle. The values that it generates correspond to the logistic map.

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Really interesting in terms of VOct evolution! Thank you. Alain

Is there a way to patch this concept using basic modules, or is a specialized module required?

Still discovering this module. It was the opportunity for me to learning deeper the math concepts related; Excel works well :nerd_face:.

I realise now the huge work of @modlfo to adapt this concept to a musical environment. This module works so well; it can have a pseudo regular CV sequencing, but also chaotic… You can have these regular sequences with something a little bit difference that make them really interesting :blush:.

Well, I think it’s better to use this module, and the other modules of this series are also so great in the same way!

Vult Mysteries: Vult Modules for VCV Rack

Alain

It should be possible. In this blog post I show a very simple implementation with blocks (see the first diagram). https://www.vult-dsp.com/post/designing-analog-modules-is-fun-but-digital-are-simpler

Very cool and informative blog post. Thank you! I infer that using a specialized module makes it easier to find the sweet spots, compared to wiring basic modules together.

There was a Eurorack module that seemed to use the same concept-- the Klangbau Köln Logistic Equation/Logistische Gleichung. I don’t know if it was analog or digital.

“The module uses an Arduino to calculate the equation.”

“The module uses analog circuits to calculate the logistic equation” (prototype)

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