factionoptions DMX Fixture
4-channel CV-to-DMX patch bay for a DMX Hub - typically used for one RGBA or RGBW lighting fixture like a PAR can, LED panel, or moving head. CV inputs drive consecutive DMX channels with per-channel level and mute. Chain multiple fixtures to the right of the Hub to address larger lighting rigs.
factionoptions DMX Hub
Drive stage lighting from VCV Rack over Ethernet using sACN (E1.31) or Art-Net. Transmits one DMX universe (512 channels) to lighting consoles, LED fixtures, moving heads, or pixel controllers on your local network. Pairs well with Open Lighting Architecture (OLA) for bridging to USB DMX interfaces. Add DMX Fixture expanders to the right to patch CV inputs onto specific channels. On first use, your OS may prompt to allow Rack to find devices on your local network.
Shortwav Labs Cabinet Simulator
Convolution-based cabinet simulator with dual IR loading, blending, and tone shaping filters
Shortwav Labs NAM Player
Neural Amp Modeler player for guitar amp simulation with noise gate and 5-band EQ
SignalFunctionSet Shift
4-output CV shift register. Per-lane step count, clock divider, step CV, and parallel/cascade mode (parallel = N-step delay line; cascade = tape-loop FIFO fed by the previous lane). Per-lane CV + gate outs, plus a jumble pair (random pick across lanes + accompanying clock).
computerscare Portaloof
Visual experimentation. A Kaleidoscopic mirror pointed back at your Rack, and yourself.
Hormuz The Wave of Hormuz
Strait-shaping square wave oscillator — open the strait, tighten the jacket, ride the passage
Voxglitch Effects Bank
Glitchy multi-effects module inspired by The Finger
factionoptions CV Mix
Mix bus that sums and averages incoming CV from every connected remote peer into 4 unified channels. Useful for group jams where multiple collaborators contribute to the same patch without needing one CV Peer per source. Place anywhere to the right of a Resonance Hub.
factionoptions Net CV
Turn live network conditions into modulation sources. Outputs CV scaled to round-trip latency, packet loss, jitter, and connected peer count - patch into mixers or effects to react when the link gets unstable. Place next to a Resonance Hub.
factionoptions Resonance Monitor
Diagnostic display for a Resonance Hub. Place to the left of a Hub to see live connection state, connected peers, latency, signaling status, and CV/MIDI data flow rates. Useful for troubleshooting collaboration sessions.
factionoptions CV Peer
Bidirectional CV link to one remote collaborator over the internet. Place to the right of a Resonance Hub - or let the Hub add one automatically each time a peer connects. 4 inputs send your CV outward, 4 outputs receive theirs, and the gate output goes high while the peer is connected.
factionoptions Resonance Hub
Connect your patch to other VCV Rack users over the internet for real-time collaboration. Handles authentication, room joining, and peer-to-peer WebRTC connections. Pair with CV Peer expanders to send and receive CV/MIDI with collaborators anywhere in the world. When a remote peer joins, the Hub adds a CV Peer expander to the right automatically, so you don't have to add one per collaborator by hand. On first use, your OS may prompt to allow Rack through the firewall.
4ms Percussion
'Real' acoustic auxillary percussion samples with playback speed, velocity, and a decay envelope
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