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The Segment Sequencer is a very handy addition to the VM ecosystem. One feature that would extend its usefulness is an indicator when the cycle has completed, especially in the One Shot / ENV mode. This could be an End trigger, or a gate that indicates the cycle is active. Such a feature would ...

The latest version of the 1026 still exhibits this behavior. The 1050 module appears to sync step-by-step as expected with the 1027, but the 1026 does not.

Probably related, but if one drives the 1026 Link In with a 0-5V phasor, the 1026 often skips the last step or does not give the 8th step its ...

Great to see tools to facilitate smooth multi-parameter morphing like this. Fun stuff!

On macOS Monterey, the AU version of Love causes VM to crash after a few seconds. The VST3 version appears to work on my machine. Tried both in the Mini Plug-in Host

Any chance we can get the phase-based sequencing and phase distortion HetrickCV modules for VCV ported here to Voltage Modular? They would make a nice HetrickCV Volume 3 bundle...

+1 for a CV variant of GN64

That said, for others clamoring for a CV version, it is worth checking out this video from the developer about Adding Pitch to GN64.

I would vote for either allowing users to create their own files as long as a few template or examples are provided so it is obvious what needs to be done, or else have a few basic shapes and allow users to select colors with HSV or RGB color picker. Even though I am certainly no visual artist, I do ...

The Custom Control module takes things to another level by providing sophisticated scene control. A scene consists of the settings of all controls in your custom interface. There are 16 scenes and you can switch or morph between them using manual, sequenced or CV control.

Individual scenes can be ...

Thanks for all of these helpful suggestions and resources. Apologies if I have shifted the focus of this thread, but hopefully other newcomers will find the comments provided by more experienced devs as helpful as I do.

The inspiration for my original question about creating a queue of MIDI ...

Thanks for the clear explanation, Colin. This is a helpful resource for those of us that are considering dipping a toe in the custom module waters. The guide to audio / MIDI programming in Java also looks quite useful. All of this combined with the freely-available code from utdgrant should be ...