Cherry Audio Voltage modular

[wagtunes]

if wags gets a clouds before i do, there will be trouble

Well, I could have gotten the Softube Clouds but honestly, I wasn't impressed with it. Hopefully, VM's will impress me when it's done.

[vurt]

cant really comment on the soft versions, but had my eye on the mutable instruments, then it got discontinued
the ebay prices shot up! so i figured wait on the new version.

[Shabdahbriah]

cant really comment on the soft versions, but had my eye on the mutable instruments, then it got discontinued
the ebay prices shot up! so i figured wait on the new version.

If you're running VCV, they have a deal where you pay a one-time $30 for their 'Audible Instruments' package (which goes to charity, btw), and have access to the VCV version of all the new Mutable stuff, months before the code is released to the public for hardware DIYers. So you can test them to see if they will work for you.

[aside] There are several reputable builders that I am aware of who do limited runs every couple of months or so of "μClouds", which is an 8hp version of clouds. They general go for $250-280, and are virtually the same as the bigger version including the alt-firmware, which they will load for you in most cases.

[kingtubby]

There are two new additions to the PSP nitro collection: an envelope with cv inputs for every stage and a frequency shifter.

[wagtunes]

There are two new additions to the PSP nitro collection: an envelope with cv inputs for every stage and a frequency shifter.

Now how does this work for people who got the entire PSP Collection. Do they get downloaded next time we go into the plugin or is this additional cost?

** EDIT ** NVM, Automatically Updates

[bharris22]

cant really comment on the soft versions, but had my eye on the mutable instruments, then it got discontinued
the ebay prices shot up! so i figured wait on the new version.

If you're running VCV, they have a deal where you pay a one-time $30 for their 'Audible Instruments' package (which goes to charity, btw), and have access to the VCV version of all the new Mutable stuff, months before the code is released to the public for hardware DIYers. So you can test them to see if they will work for you.

[aside] There are several reputable builders that I am aware of who do limited runs every couple of months or so of "μClouds", which is an 8hp version of clouds. They general go for $250-280, and are virtually the same as the bigger version including the alt-firmware, which they will load for you in most cases.

Yep - got one of these, and I am happy with it so far. Check Reverb and, believe it or not, Etsy.

[future-bit]

There are two new additions to the PSP nitro collection: an envelope with cv inputs for every stage and a frequency shifter.

3! This is a Christmas present)

[W23]

It’s looking like a $220 afternoon to me. I gotta have the PSP and Vult stuff, and I just got GeoShred Control for the iPad (it works gangbusters with Logic), so now I need the MPE module too

[wagtunes]

And the money pit continues.

I know I am going to someday regret starting down this path but for now I'm having too much fun. Such a joy to program, unlike another modular that will remain nameless.

[vurt]

cant really comment on the soft versions, but had my eye on the mutable instruments, then it got discontinued
the ebay prices shot up! so i figured wait on the new version.

If you're running VCV, they have a deal where you pay a one-time $30 for their 'Audible Instruments' package (which goes to charity, btw), and have access to the VCV version of all the new Mutable stuff, months before the code is released to the public for hardware DIYers. So you can test them to see if they will work for you.

[aside] There are several reputable builders that I am aware of who do limited runs every couple of months or so of "μClouds", which is an 8hp version of clouds. They general go for $250-280, and are virtually the same as the bigger version including the alt-firmware, which they will load for you in most cases.

Yep - got one of these, and I am happy with it so far. Check Reverb and, believe it or not, Etsy.

not to keep on the hw tip for too long...
i want to buy straight from mi, as kind of a thank you for supporting the charity auction. in the hopes if they see support for their action, they will return next year(well this year now) and ill get some cool cheap modules again

i may grab a clone, for keeping me going till 2 comes along, and it might be cool to build a little one rack thing with a few nice processors in.

[vurt]

And the money pit continues.

I know I am going to someday regret starting down this path but for now I'm having too much fun.

well, the good thing is, you don't have to buy everything
yeah, its nice, but grabbing the right bits is more important.
less can indeed be more in modular, and given in software you have as many instances of a module as your system can handle, youre already infinite possibilities ahead of me

[antic604]

When is the sale going to end?

Why are you asking? If you want to get it, don't wait. If you want to sell your license, don't

[SirKen]

When is the sale going to end?

Why are you asking? If you want to get it, don't wait. If you want to sell your license, don't

Credit Card Bills and Cycles. I already spent quite a bit last month, I wouldn't mind pushing it to the next credit card payment period.

[Shabdahbriah]

When is the sale going to end?

Why are you asking? If you want to get it, don't wait. If you want to sell your license, don't

Credit Card Bills and Cycles. I already spent quite a bit last month, I wouldn't mind pushing it to the next credit card payment period.

Same here. I don't mind missing out on the drum package personally. It's nice, but I have more drum-machines/drum-synths than I can even remember, let alone use, so am content to get the starter-kit, and do the $50 upgrade, and PSP Nitro stuff, later. I also have all of PSP's wares, since DirectX days, sooo, I'm not hurting for it, but the integration and control/modulation within the rack is really cool.

[wagtunes]

Question: Today, I purchased two more modules. Additive OSC and VCF-20 Filter. When I refreshed my system, I noticed that there were several other modules that weren't there a few days ago.

Are there modules that you automatically get when they come out if you bought the core package? If so, this is turning into an even better deal than I expected.

Anyway, I was just wondering where these modules came from. I definitely did not buy them and they are not in demo mode.