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I saw similar behaviour some time ago, can't remember any more the exact situation, but I do remember it was driving my crazy. :D Clearly there's something different happening inside VMD when running with vs without debugger, and it definitely looks like the initialization code (maybe something else...

VM always works internally at 48 kHz, while many/most synths and effects adjust their sample rate to match the outside world. With VM, if the external sample rate is different from 48 kHz, there's going to be some resampling, which always affects the sound quality. I guess the conversion algorithm c...

Not sure if this is of any help, but when I started working on my granular module (which has been WIP forever now...), I first experimented with VM’s sampler classes. I was also looking for things like being able to start sample playback at any position, etc. Pretty soon I gave up, either because th...

Why not! The basic idea is not hard to implement, I guess it’s mostly about making the module intuitive to use. And like you said, delaying is always quite easy, but moving something earlier requires some kind of buffering, which makes it more complicated. I’ll see how it’s done in Live, maybe I’ll ...

Just to clarify - you mean a tuner that detects the fundamental frequency of an audio signal (lika a typical guitar tuner)?

Excellent demo video, sold me instantly. I've been trying to wrap my head around the gigantic reverb but don't quite understand why you output audio to both the gain module and directly to the main outputs. Cheers! 8-) The preset is connected like this: The sound source (DCO-60) goes to two places:...

Glad you are digging it! I just added a tempo sync option which makes it easier to use Mod Delay for "traditional" rhythmic delays. Just start VM, let it do its thing, and the module should be updated. Click the little S(ync) button next to the delay time knob to enable tempo sync.

Hey Voltage Modular users! I have just released Mod Delay, a compact delay line where the delay time can be modulated with an internal or external LFO. Use it as a building block and add things like feedback, distortion and filters etc, and you can create a variety of effects from classics (chorus, ...

In the guitar pedal sense, "bypassed" means it passes the signal through unaltered. Yep, this is exactly how it’s supposed to work in VM effect/processor modules too. :) Open Module Designer, check ”Can be bypassed” in the module properties, and then look for the ProcessBypassedSample() function in...

When starting with my modules, I also tried to look for some "official" info about how to detect gates and triggers. I didn't really find anything, so I just went with a threshold of 0.1 volts, which has seemed to work fine. As long as we stay 100% in the digital domain, all clock/trigger signals ar...