Thank you so much for putting this out in the wild for everyone. Your generosity will not be forgotten by the VCV community. You are a gentleman and a scholar!
this module is absolutely brilliant! Just so powerful in a really user-friendly way! I absolutely love the sequence-slider interface, and it has so many extremely useful tools. I think, without realizing it, this is exactly the module I was looking for. Really incredible.
Hello Omri, and welcome to 2024! What a great start for the year, amazing new modules and a great video to explain them. And best of all... they are FREE! I will definitely try them out, the possibilities are endless. Thank you and Voxglitch for this present!😍
Ah man, this is absolute genius! Also very timely because I was trying and failing miserably to get Stepic to work inside of VCV the other day but now this... Perfect! These collaborations you're doing are producing some fine fruit Omri, I'm very much looking forward to what may be on the horizon. Cheers!
This is exactly what i was looking for! Such n intuitive and powerful modul. Thank u for your work. U deserve all money and appreciation in the world 💕
Very impressive design!! Well thought-out feature-set! Ah. brilliant, just got to the end with the note detector. This feels like genuinely ground-breaking design. Very inspiring, thank you for working on this.
Thank you Omri, this is such a gift, love how you were able to create such an amazing module with a lot of best bits from other sequencers. This is way beyond advanced. Again, a gift within VCV! So much thought has gone into this, amazing that it's free, so detailed and out there. Again, while watching this video, amazed. Nitpicking, a CV in on the note (just on the note) detecting module, could be fun with the Arpseq? The shot with the keyboard looks amazing in a hybrid setup, nice touch.
It’s a super fun sequencer, I love the trick of putting Mix at the input to just sequence within ArpSeq. I have started using Polymult so I can access the “move after arp” rhythms. Super work Bret and Omri!!
I am just playing with this module and it's fantastic. It would be really great to have CV control of the range in the modulation settings. Adjust this parameter adds nice variation to the modulation. I guess you could do that on the mod output with a n offset but it would be cool to allow in the module
I have a workaround (although not a proper one-shot): Reset ArpSeq with Midi Note Off (Gate + boolNot). Then - after watching your other amazing vid - use Sickozell Bgate to restart new notes in sync with the clock. Thanks as always Omri & VoxGlitch!
I could see uses for this. If it's easier or more convenient to use than a cluster of other modules, then it'll have a place for sure. (Basically takes up the role of a short pattern sequencer combined with a math add or subtract (or attentuator) and a gate or Bernoulli gate and puts it into one package. Less space? Mmmm... But simpler to plop on the rack and less spaghetti? Seems so.)
@@clone45a6a congrats to both you and Omri on the module. Possible solution could be ctrl+drag mouse up/down at the top yellow rectangles per step. With visual reference, dividing the yellow rectangle accordingly to the amount of repeats.
@@Eurikon That's a very creative solution! I'll take a look, but it would likely be very difficult to add a ratching feature, mostly because the code got pretty complex over time. You might use @mntbighker's solution? Thanks for providing feedback!!
