Sanguine Modules Brainz
A master control center intended to make synchronizing audio and video files from different recorders easier.
Sanguine Modules Raiju
A flexible, fixed voltage source that can clone its output up to 16 channels and has one channel with a single copy of every selected voltage.
Nonlinear Circuits Divine CMOS
Waveform and clock divider with multiple divison outputs, slew, and a mixer.
Count Modula Burst Generator
Generates bursts of 1-16 pulses whenever a trigger is received at the trigger input
Count Modula Voltage Controlled Switch
Selects between 2 inputs or routes 1 input to one of 2 outputs based on the level of the signal at the CV input
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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