Animatek APC40 CTRL
Turns the knobs and faders of an Akai APC40 into CV outputs for hands-on control of a Rack patch.
Ohmer Modules FranKe
8-track 16-step 64-pattern versatile analog sequencer (quantized notes, CV OUTs, Turing Machines)
Ambivalent Instruments Gurgling
The "gurgling" sound is a strange one, similar to the bubbling noise of water. The density, clarity, and frequency of this sound can be adjusted, along with stereo width.
Ambivalent Instruments Rain
Synthesizes rain sound. You can control the rain sound by controlling the density of the rain, the magnitude of the reverberation, and the filter type and coefficients, as well as stereo width.
Ambivalent Instruments Crackl
Inspired by "Velvet Sunset" by manual, this small noise generator adds a touch of warmth and melancholy behind beautiful harmonies. With its delicate texture and understated presence, it blends a sense of transience seamlessly into your music and performances.
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
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
stoermelder MIDI-ESX
MIDI converter for your Expert Sleepers hardware setup (ES-5, ES-8, ES-9 etc.). Routes MIDI messages from any VCV Rack MIDI module to your audio interface, sharing the same sample-accurate latency for tight sync with your modular gear.
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.
VCV Library Instructions
- Download and install VCV Rack.
- Register for a VCV account and log in using Rack’s “Library” menu.
- Add or purchase a module on the VCV Library.
- Open the “Library” menu in Rack, click “Update all” (if updates are needed), and restart Rack once downloaded.
- Right-click an empty rack space to launch Rack’s module browser to add a module to your patch.
All plugins on the VCV Library are available for Windows, Mac, and Linux.
The “major” version (i.e. MAJOR.MINOR.REVISION) must match between Rack and its plugins.
For example, Rack 2.* can only load 2.* plugins.
Missing or incorrect information in this database, such as a missing tag? Inform the plugin author(s) using the contact information on their plugin/module page.
Developers: see Adding your plugin to the VCV Library.
Notes
Purchasing plugins with the “VCV” brand supports the VCV Rack project. See VCV’s Mission Statement to learn how VCV Rack development is funded.
Prices are in US Dollars.
By purchasing a plugin on the VCV Library, you agree to VCV’s End User License Agreement and Refund Policy.
Contact VCV Support for customer support and questions about the VCV Library.