stoermelder STRIP
Manage a group of modules by using the expander-mechanism, providing load, save, copy, paste, disable, enable and randomize. Operate on the whole row of modules to the left or right of STRIP, with optional per-parameter randomisation lists.
stoermelder ReMOVE Lite
Recorder for parameter automation. Captures movements of any module parameter into up to eight monophonic sequences with touch, replace, overwrite and latch modes, plus CV-controlled playback phase.
stoermelder µMAP
Add CV automation to one parameter of any module. A focused single-slot version of CV-MAP for adding one CV input where the module has none, with optional polyphonic input support.
Holonic Systems Holonic Source
Integrates with the Holon.ist iOS app and outputs CV control signals to VCV Rack
Count Modula Manual CV Generator
A simple dual manual CV generator offering +/- 10V with both coarse and fine controls
Count Modula Manual Gate
A manually triggered gate generator offering a number of simultaneous gate and inverted gate outputs
Geodesics BlackHoles
Gravitational attenumixset
Ring modulatorVoltage-controlled amplifierPolyphonicAttenuatorControllerMixerQuad
stoermelder CV-PAM
Generate CV from any parameter change of any module. Attaches to up to 32 parameters and outputs a CV signal whenever they change, perfect for mirroring knob motion to other modules or to MIDI-CAT.
stoermelder CV-MAP
Add CV automation to 32 parameters of any module. Maps polyphonic CV inputs to any module parameter, with slew-limiting, input scaling, optional audio-rate updates and locate-and-indicate for retracing mappings.
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
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