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Hey CA! Since you are into making standalone synths now, how about something really unique, a complete standout (we don't need more ARP clones etc).

The Suiko ST-50:

https://youtu.be/Rzo9ebsFd6Q

Rare as hen's teeth, but one turned up in Australia recently for A$600, so they do still exist.

I suspect that your definition of "horrible aliasing" and theirs might differ.


I think aliasing is by definition horrible without the adjective.

I am writing some generator modules now and it takes an advanced knowledge of DSP (and a huge amount of work) to prevent oscillators from aliasing ...

Aha,. So this thread is from a beta tester.

I shall wait!

How does one set micro-timing? I am unable to see what to do. Thanks!

Oh man. Thanks CA! I had been asking for them! And large sizes too. Great.

OP is asking for native Linux, not virtual machine implementations.

Of all the audio manufacturers I am impressed that Bitwig supports Linux (irrelevant to the question, but interesting anyway).

@rfj, +1

The issue I have with the 'I'd like to have what VCV rack and Eurorack hardware has' threads is that VCV Rack has a very (very) large developer community, and CA is very small, and useful, good modules are complex and time consuming to write. I am producing a dozen at the moment but they won't be ...

HowlingMod wrote: ↑Fri Sep 25, 2020 10:28 am perhaps this one:

https://store.cherryaudio.com/modules/coder

That would work because it has a trigger.

I don't think in principle this module can support random functions like [Uni] and so on because it has no trigger input - it's continuously sampling the input voltage and calculating the output according to the formula. An input voltage would be entirely unrelated to a random output, so i would say ...