A set of modules for VCVRack written in Vult.
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Rescomb: a module can be used either as a filter or as a resonator (when increasing the feedback). The frequency can be controlled with a pitch voltage 1 V/Oct.
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Stabile: state variable filter that provides three outputs: low-pass, band-pass and high-pass.
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Lateralus: diode/transistor ladder filter based on the physical structure of the Moog filter.
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Debriatus: distortion unit containing wave folding, saturation and asymmetric distortion.
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Splie: audio splitter, just an utility but that I require when testing the modules.
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Tohe: simple tone control to change the character of the sound.
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Trummor: semi-modular drum synthesizer that can be combined with different sound and noise sources to create percussive sounds.
New modules coming!
I dedicate many hours to the development of these plugins and related projects, like Vult. If you enjoy this, I would feel really happy if you make a contribution in the following link: DONATE
Download from the releases page the file corresponding to the VCVRack version you have. Place the VultModules directory in the plugins folder.
First you need to build Rack following the instruction in the README.
The clone this repository inside the plugins folder of Rack and use make.
$ cd plugins
$ git clone https://github.com/modlfo/VultModules.git
$ make
To change the DSP code you need to have Vult installed. Vult can be installed by downloading it from the Releases page or installed with npm.
Once you have Vult installed you can regenerate the code with the following line:
$ vultc src/VultEngine.vult -ccode -o src/VultEngine