AnX wrote: ↑Wed Dec 01, 2021 9:20 pmThat image loads like I'm on dial upvurt wrote: ↑Wed Dec 01, 2021 8:28 pmbeg to differ
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AnX wrote: ↑Wed Dec 01, 2021 9:20 pmThat image loads like I'm on dial upvurt wrote: ↑Wed Dec 01, 2021 8:28 pmbeg to differ
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Not the quality, the way it loads.... line by line
No, it is also possible to release closed source plugins for Rack.
I partly agree, being reaktor sounding the best of the bunchbmanic wrote: ↑Wed Dec 01, 2021 8:56 pm Been playing with VCV 2 all day today and I'm still a bit at a crossroad with this thing. I'm sure it's probably placebo on my part but I just think NI Reaktor blocks sound better, especially when doing stuff at audio rate.
VCV is definitely much better sounding than Cheery Audio Modular (which sound I don't like at all) but there's just something bothering me about VCV too.. it's sort of "hard" and seems a bit difficult to use it for more traditional roles (which is what I use modular gear for.. not just strange sequences + blips & blops). I love modular stuff for the fine tuning of "tone" that I can get with them and VCV almost scratches that itch.. but not quite.
What I thoroughly dislike about Reaktor Blocks is how difficult it is to make it polyphonic and how much more cumbersome it is to keep track of complex patches, whereas VCV is very easy for me to navigate and keep track of what is going on.
Having said that, there are commercial libraries out there that make patching more immediate and fun (like Nano Blocks pack).. but still, there's just something about NI Reaktor's implementation that really bothers me.
Wish they made polyphony available at the click of a button as it is in VCV.
No...that's the nice thing. You don't even need to sell your Rack modules in the rack store if you don't want. If you have your own payment system, you could look to sell and distribute the modules yourself. Though I think doing it in the Rack library offers some extra security (versus maybe having to roll your own DRM).AnX wrote: ↑Wed Dec 01, 2021 9:22 pmDo they have to be open source?Funkybot's Evil Twin wrote: ↑Wed Dec 01, 2021 9:13 pm.
My wish is that Cytomic, U-he, Synapse, all look at VCV as a way to take some existing filters, oscs, amps, envelopes, and generate more revenue off of mostly existing DSP code with minimal effort. It's a fairly open platform that makes development trivial enough that amateurs are releasing modules so there may be some appetite for popular developers to hop on board.
I do quite like all things Vult. I was playing with the Tangents MS filter last night on a patch and enjoying what I was hearing. May not be the 100% most authentic analog emulation or whatever (I'm no authority on that subject anyway), but sounded great nonetheless.gentleclockdivider wrote: ↑Wed Dec 01, 2021 10:11 pm Maybe not cytomic level yet , but they do started from somewhere
Sound wise I've just explored the basics and some of the vult modules etc. I was hoping VCV 2 had leaped forward in overall sound quality a bit, mainly when audio rate modulating things (FM of filter while hard sync is going on multiple oscillators etc). I know this is a very hard thing to get right within software and so far nobody except perhaps U-He has been able to pull it off admirably (haven't tried Softube Modular yet tho!) while Reaktor 6 is damn close but not quite there yet.vertibration wrote: ↑Wed Dec 01, 2021 9:05 pm What is your main issue with VCV? You werent specific. You do know that there are tons of modules still being prepped and ready for V2 right? This is day 1....
I think it was Anne Dudley (Art of Noise) who said the worst thing to happen to synthesisers was when someone added a keyboard.
Really? I found it to sound plasticky and the choice of modules is very poor.martinjuenke wrote: ↑Thu Dec 02, 2021 10:57 am Have you tried Applied Acoustics Multiphonics?
Second best (after Softube Modular).
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