VCV Rack

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Open-source virtual modular synthesizer

https://vcvrack.com/

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fuck die shit is verslavend... begrijp nu waarom sommige opeens zo verslingerd zijn aan die modulaire shizzle ma geef mij maar dit gratis alternatief dan the real deal

[dark_ikkeuh]

Wow alles gratis? Ziet er wel fun uit (niet zo fun als int echt natuurlijk  )

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nog beter dan gratis, open source! 't is idd fun (en verslavend )

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Iemand heeft een manual geschreven:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/16dFY4WlCNItBTHCCazuV14iTDHosv4yo/view

Denk van ook dit boek aan te schaffen:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1795693416/patch-and-tweak-exploring-modular-synthesis

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Nog een handleiding:


synthage.wordpress.com
How to Rack (the book)
midiguru
2-3 minuten

If you’re curious about modular synthesis and are just starting out with VCV Rack, you may appreciate the links in this post. VCV Rack is cross-platform-compatible with Windows, MacOS, and Linux, and it’s free (though there are a few paid modules, and you’re also encouraged to donate voluntarily to the developers).

There are some great video tutorials on YouTube, but the written documentation is a bit sparse. So I figured I ought to write a free book to introduce newcomers to VCV Rack. If you’re already a power user, How to Rack may not have much to offer you; it’s not a complete manual to the 1,000-plus available modules! I’m not quite that ambitious. It’s a large file, and will take a few seconds to download.

If you find any mistakes in the book, or if you have suggestions on how to enhance it, please feel free to email me at midiguru23 [at] gmail [dot] com.

Also free to download are a couple of tutorial patches. More may be added soon. To download these patches, don’t just click on the link: right-click, choose a Save option, and save the patch to wherever you keep your VCV patches.

The tutorial polyphonic patch demonstrates how to build a two-oscillator analog-type synth with velocity response, a vibrato LFO, and a delay effect. This patch uses only the default VCV modules. It’s a sort of amalgam of two of the patches in Chapter 3 of the book.

The randomizing patch is based on the tutorial in the final chapter in the book. It demonstrates several ways to use controlled randomization to make a complex sonority. It requires modules from AS, Valley, mscHack, Nysthi, Bogaudio, Impromptu Modular, Holonic Systems, Vult, Stellare Modular, ML Modules, Geodesics, Hora, and Audible Instruments.

https://synthage.wordpress.com/2019/07/09/how-to-rack-the-book/

[Foxn]

Wow da ziet er wel de max uit!

goede bezighouding voor winter

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VCV Rack 2 Free and Pro released

After 2 years of development, the latest major update of the virtual Eurorack platform VCV Rack is here. Rack gives you the full flexibility of a Eurorack modular synthesizer with the convenience and portability of DAW software. Rack 2 comes in two variants:

Free (open-source): Standalone application.
Pro ($149 regular price, $99 until 2022): Standalone, VST2, more plugin formats coming soon.
A bundle containing Rack 2 Pro + VCV Drums + VCV Sound Stage is also available until 2022 for $139, having a regular price of $209.

https://vcvrack.com/news/2021-11-30-Rack-2-released

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Na een paar dagen gesukkel met midi controller en automation control eindelijk deftig aan de praat aan het krijgen in FL Studio als VST

fun fun fun

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A free short series about the new VCV 2 Fundamentals
Hi there!

A few weeks ago, VCV Rack got a new update, and some of the so-called Fundamental modules got updated as well. In both the Basics and Practical courses, I'm using the Fundamental modules so I wanted to create a short series going through the differences with a few examples. Of course, as I mention in the videos, I designed the courses so they will not only work with different modules in VCV Rack, but also with different software and also in hardware so the things I go through in the courses will be applicable to the updated version as well. That said, I understand that there might be some confusion when wanting to work with the updated Fundamental collection and that's why I created this mini-series.

This series of videos is totally free! So you can just go through it and get an idea of what changed.
Here's the link - https://omricohen.gumroad.com/l/vcv2fundamental

I hope you will find this helpful

I wish you many hours of happy patching! If you have any questions, don't hesitate to let me know.

Thanks again!

Omri

[dark_ikkeuh]

toevallig een vcv vido gezien


eens opnieuw geinstalleerd, toch wat uitgebreider dan ik dacht
eerst wat rondklooien en dan mss wel kopen om als vst te gebruiken en te integreren.

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moet dringend ook eens de draad weer oppikken, zelfs ne tutorial gekocht en niets mee gedaan

[dark_ikkeuh]

amai tijd vliegt voorbij als je hiermee prutst
volgende maand toch eens aanschaffen, precies een game

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gratis gevorkte versie van vcvrack vst
https://www.audiopluginsforfree.com/cardinal/

[dark_ikkeuh]

Terug overgeschakeld naar vcv rack, draait toch stukken smoother Cardinal
Blijkbaar ook een versie voor de ipad
Mss eens beginnen sparen dan