If U-he Did Make VCV Modules, What Would You Like to See?

[Funkybot's Evil Twin]

VCV Rack should get VST support either late this year or early next, which I think will really expand the popularity of it around here, and U-he recently asked about interest in VCV modules. So let's say U-he did make some VCV modules...what would you like to see?

My wishlist:
CVliization - this one seems obvious
Bazille Oscillator
Any U-he filters
Multiplexer - simple, but brilliant design IMO
Shape Squencer from Hive - same as above
Some of the synth effects (Diva chorus, Lyrebird, Bazille spring, Drench, etc.)
Maybe an analog osc bank
Maybe the uhm/WT osc from Hive

I suspect if they did ALL of that, or even some of those, there could be the risk of cutting into sales of the synths, but if priced right (maybe $40 for a few filters and $40 for an osc) maybe it could just be another revenue stream. I already own the synths and would totally love some VCV modules. I expect some other Rack heads may not really be that familiar with U-he and this could open up some avenues as well.

[dayjob]

just a module that notifies me when Zebra 3 is released.

[nilhartman]

Hehe this. Or a whole u-he modular system to create countless hybrids from the whole current offering.

[spunkmuffin]

An electric-shock trigger module.

I expect some other Rack heads may not really be that familiar with U-he and this could open up some avenues as well.

It might also make Rack-Heads say 'cool I was going to buy a u-he synth but now that their synth components are in my rack I don't need to'. It would also divert u-he human resources from the Cat, etcetera (I am presuming Urs only thinks about this after Z3 is released).

I'm biased ~and paranoid~. I want Zebra3 and any other suggestion is a threat.

[Funkybot's Evil Twin]

I admit I'm biased ~and paranoiod~. I want Zebra3 and any other suggestion is a threat.

Nah, Z3 is definitely a top priority over there and from what I hear, and that's not going to change. Plus, VCV development is pretty easy from what I understand. I bet an intern could port some of that U-he code to VCV in no time (relatively speaking).

...it always seems easy anyway until you do it.

[spunkmuffin]

Plus, VCV development is pretty easy from what I understand.

It's not just development it's support.

And u-he have previously had somewhat ...hmm... let's say 'character-building' experiences with platforms they don't control (Reason racks) and magazine synths (Tyrell @ amazona).