New Vintage Synthesizer Modules, New Core Modules, Voltage Modular 1.3.13 Update!
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 298 posts since 1 Oct, 2018
Lots of exciting news to announce today! There are some great new vintage synthesizer modules in the store, some useful new modules in the Core collection, and a new update to Voltage Modular, and they're all available now!
>> MS Vintage Bundle
If you've tried the VCF-20 Filter ($15) module, you know how great that raunchy, aggressive vintage filter tone can be. Our new VCO-20 Dual Oscillator module ($15) uncannily reproduces the unique lo-fi oscillator waveforms and unusual ring modulator effect of one of the most famous Japanese synthesizers of the 70s. These modules sound fantastic together, and make up the new MS Vintage Bundle ($25).
Hear the MS Vintage Bundle in this video!
https://youtu.be/SoltVjCXiDI
>> TB Vintage Bundle
Speaking of vintage synthesizers, Cherry Audio is proud to announce the release of the new TB Oscillator ($10) and TB Filter ($10) modules. These modules are highly-accurate recreations of the oscillator and filter section of the world's most iconic acid techno bass synth. The TB Oscillator's Wave Mix control adds new tone colors, and the TB Filter's saturation knob creates subtle to nasty overdrive. These modules are available together in the new TB Vintage Bundle ($15).
Check out the authentic tones of the TB Vintage Bundle in this video!
https://youtu.be/ONv-Qsn8WRc
>> New Core Modules
Owners of the Voltage Core package will find two new modules - for FREE! - in their collection. The Poly MIDI Input module lets you control polyphonic modules from any available MIDI Input device. You can also feed a MIDI signal to the module, and use it as a MIDI-to-Poly-CV module.
The MIDI Channel Filter module takes a MIDI input and filters out all but the selected MIDI channels. When used in conjunction with the MIDI Input and Poly MIDI Input modules, you can use multiple MIDI controllers transmitting on different MIDI channels to control different parts of a Voltage Modular patch.
>> Voltage Modular 1.3.13 Update
A new update of Voltage Modular has been released as well! This update fixes a few small issues users have encountered with Voltage Modular, plus it solves a problem with the high-pass filter, which caused low frequencies to bleed in when the resonance was turned up.
Developers will find a significant new feature in Voltage Module Designer 1.3.13. Auto Complete will automatically suggest the names of variables and functions as you're typing, making it easier than ever to build new modules in record time. Please note that this experimental new feature is off by default. To activate this feature, select Edit->Preferences, select the Code Editor page, and click on "Enable Auto Complete".
As always, Voltage Modular will download the update automatically, or you can visit https://store.cherryaudio.com/my/library to download the update immediately!
>> More on the way!
Finally, there are some really exciting new 3rd party modules due out in the next few weeks, from current and new developers. More to come!
- Dan @ Cherry Audio
>> MS Vintage Bundle
If you've tried the VCF-20 Filter ($15) module, you know how great that raunchy, aggressive vintage filter tone can be. Our new VCO-20 Dual Oscillator module ($15) uncannily reproduces the unique lo-fi oscillator waveforms and unusual ring modulator effect of one of the most famous Japanese synthesizers of the 70s. These modules sound fantastic together, and make up the new MS Vintage Bundle ($25).
Hear the MS Vintage Bundle in this video!
https://youtu.be/SoltVjCXiDI
>> TB Vintage Bundle
Speaking of vintage synthesizers, Cherry Audio is proud to announce the release of the new TB Oscillator ($10) and TB Filter ($10) modules. These modules are highly-accurate recreations of the oscillator and filter section of the world's most iconic acid techno bass synth. The TB Oscillator's Wave Mix control adds new tone colors, and the TB Filter's saturation knob creates subtle to nasty overdrive. These modules are available together in the new TB Vintage Bundle ($15).
Check out the authentic tones of the TB Vintage Bundle in this video!
https://youtu.be/ONv-Qsn8WRc
>> New Core Modules
Owners of the Voltage Core package will find two new modules - for FREE! - in their collection. The Poly MIDI Input module lets you control polyphonic modules from any available MIDI Input device. You can also feed a MIDI signal to the module, and use it as a MIDI-to-Poly-CV module.
The MIDI Channel Filter module takes a MIDI input and filters out all but the selected MIDI channels. When used in conjunction with the MIDI Input and Poly MIDI Input modules, you can use multiple MIDI controllers transmitting on different MIDI channels to control different parts of a Voltage Modular patch.
>> Voltage Modular 1.3.13 Update
A new update of Voltage Modular has been released as well! This update fixes a few small issues users have encountered with Voltage Modular, plus it solves a problem with the high-pass filter, which caused low frequencies to bleed in when the resonance was turned up.
Developers will find a significant new feature in Voltage Module Designer 1.3.13. Auto Complete will automatically suggest the names of variables and functions as you're typing, making it easier than ever to build new modules in record time. Please note that this experimental new feature is off by default. To activate this feature, select Edit->Preferences, select the Code Editor page, and click on "Enable Auto Complete".
As always, Voltage Modular will download the update automatically, or you can visit https://store.cherryaudio.com/my/library to download the update immediately!
>> More on the way!
Finally, there are some really exciting new 3rd party modules due out in the next few weeks, from current and new developers. More to come!
- Dan @ Cherry Audio
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 298 posts since 1 Oct, 2018
Also, if anyone is interested in learning about the origins of Voltage Modular, my career in music software, and more exciting topics, I was interviewed recently by Darwin Grosse for his Art + Music + Technology blog:
https://artmusictech.libsyn.com/podcast ... erry-audio
Enjoy!
- Dan @ Cherry Audio
https://artmusictech.libsyn.com/podcast ... erry-audio
Enjoy!
- Dan @ Cherry Audio
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- KVRist
- 370 posts since 8 Jun, 2009
Oh great - you were part of Sonic Foundry. One of my favourite developers in the past.cherryDan wrote: ↑Thu May 16, 2019 11:56 pm Also, if anyone is interested in learning about the origins of Voltage Modular, my career in music software, and more exciting topics, I was interviewed recently by Darwin Grosse for his Art + Music + Technology blog:
https://artmusictech.libsyn.com/podcast ... erry-audio
Enjoy!
- Dan @ Cherry Audio
- KVRist
- 470 posts since 11 Mar, 2007 from Portugal
I did! Thanks for the heads-up. Really interesting to know a tiny bit of what drives Cherry Audio.cherryDan wrote: ↑Thu May 16, 2019 11:56 pm https://artmusictech.libsyn.com/podcast ... erry-audio
Enjoy!
- Dan @ Cherry Audio
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 298 posts since 1 Oct, 2018
Thanks guys. Sonic Foundry was an incredible environment for young programmers. They were well known for rock-solid, innovative products, and I've tried to continue that tradition throughout my career.
But please, make no mistake. Voltage Modular is the result of multiple programmers, artists, and designers who worked very hard to build an infinitely-expandable virtual modular environment that looks, sounds, and performs great. That was our goal from the very start, and we are all very proud of the work we've done.
Thanks,
Dan
But please, make no mistake. Voltage Modular is the result of multiple programmers, artists, and designers who worked very hard to build an infinitely-expandable virtual modular environment that looks, sounds, and performs great. That was our goal from the very start, and we are all very proud of the work we've done.
Thanks,
Dan