I am excited (yes really!) to announce that there is now a freeware plugin for my xVox Harmonic Pitch-shifter module. I have been working on the hardware version for several years and released it as a DIY kit last fall. It’s got a lot of features and is pretty unique so I decided to port my firmware to VCV Rack so more people get a chance to play around with and it can decide if they want to take heat up the old soldering iron and build one.
The plugin runs exactly the same core code as the hardware version so the existing documentation for the hardware version is all good.
There is a zip file with some simple patches on the website you can download to get started.
rand1 produces a quite musical random chord progression with some drop chords thrown in for a little variation.
midipoly4 uses an external MIDI keyboard or other MIDI source source to let you play 4 note chords from a single voice.
It seems if the preceding version is 2.1.6, and the succeeding version is 2.1.6a, VCV Rack doesn’t interpret this version number as more recent (the addition of the “a”, being a newer version, that is), and it doesn’t autoupdate. Had to delete the plugin directory manually to get the 2.1.6a downloaded and installed.
Seems issue (ghost value) - after load module the processed signal stay unchanged, but if touch “CV Y” knob, it downs sound pitch.
Added: fun thing however, exactly the same problem in another shifter docB PShift - after load module the Shift knob stay at max left position, and with no have impact to signal, and if touch knob, it make sound shift down.
I start to suspect maybe something relate with VCV updates ? (not at these modules side i mean)
No i not did yet, but sorry, one and the same issue in two modules from different authors…
Upd: for clarify - in first (xVox) case the “CV Y” knob initially stay in max left position too. (And judging by preview screenshot it should be at center position)
@Squinky
Hm ok, after some conversation with support really i figured that it seems xVox and pShift cases not really the same, since pShift’s mention knob, despite abruptly shifting by out from zero stage, produce the same unchanged signal at zero (max left) position even after touch by mouse. So, here rather some special logic idk than bug.
Whereas in xVox case really seems issue with knob position.
So, whole case it’s rather coincidence. (ie Not at host side).