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@andreasoberg2021 The "Sampler I" module can't do that, no. You literally have a single sample loaded into a module and it will only play back monophonically. That's why I had to use six modules for a six-voice patch. The great thing about having it in Voltage Modular is that you can manipulate parameters through voltage control. This extends to things like sample rate and bit depth, sample start, end and looping points. If you want multi-sampling and velocity switching, I'd suggest that you'd be much better to use a stand-alone sampler plug-in which has been designed with these features in mind. You theoretically COULD set up a system like that within VM, but it would be horrific in terms of the number of modules you'd need and the CPU usage. If you do choose a third-party sampler plug-in, you can still use the Cherry Audio "Plug-In Host" module to gain control voltage manipulation of knobs and switches on the plug-in's front panel within the VM environment.

I believe it’s a vw beetle cause of only one dial and the flat dashboard. I’ve got a 63 a the steering wheel is the same. Mines got 170hp and only weighs 3/4 of a ton. And it’s connected to a 4 speed manual

Thanks for the vote of confidence, Dave. However, I think the entire album would take me the rest of my life to complete! 😄 The only reason I created this small section was to advertise the modules I had created for Cherry Audio Voltage Modular. You can see the full selection of 1970s cover versions here: ua-cam.com/video/Tz_4zhvnn9c/v-deo.html

Absolutely. I'm completely fine with that. I've let Colin know that, too.

@@utdgrant Thank you!

I’ve got the original polymoog keyboard. Highly recommend this 😊

I raised a ticket with both Reason Studios and Cherry Audio. They both acknowledged and confirmed the issue, but neither has provided a solution as yet. Fingers crossed!

@@utdgrant Cool, thanks for getting back to me. I'll raise a ticket too, hopefully it'll kick things up a notch.

I did a slightly longer version of the first part of Autobahn in this demo of Dome Music Technology modules: ua-cam.com/video/Tz_4zhvnn9c/v-deo.html No plans to make a full-length cover, though. There are some tracks which are sacred to me! 😇

Steve Hackett is superb, but I prefer his original stuff. E.g. Shadow of the Hierophant. Stunning. :-)

I think Zena's song is the longest, just a few seconds short of four minutes.

It's Voltage Modular from Cherry Audio. The patch can be created using Voltage Modular Nucleus edition, which is available free-of-charge. The additional modules from Black Cloud Industries, R_Ware and Dome Music Technologies are all free to download, too.

@@utdgrant Okay, I'll try that . Thanks!

The problem appears to be that when you switch between the 250Hz range and the 125Hz range, the oscillator model changes from AnalogOscillator (best for non-aliasing audio signals) to a DigitalOscillator (best for mathematically correct LFO / modulation signals). You can hear the results of my own experiments here: ua-cam.com/video/i_dLPSYm5Aw/v-deo.html

@@utdgrant I saw the other video. I really appreciate your analysis a lot!

@@utdgrant I wonder if other cherry audio/ mrb stuff does the same thing. The dsp behavior is irksome. I love using the platform otherwise

I think the other vm osc aliases even more.

@@jensschettler1732 Basic oscillator from R_Ware and the Vult stuff is really good @ChR_is

See my reply to Charles Hennen, above. Little Plucker has been updated and is behaving differently with portamento. KString by BCI can be used as a replacement Karplus-Strong source.

ua-cam.com/video/fQLSjxJRre8/v-deo.html

Yeah, it's messed up in my version, too. Centripidity has updated Little Plucker to Version 1.10 and it's behaving differently. It doesn't appear to have the green button beside the Gate input, any more. This was crucial for stopping the retrigger noise during portamento. Try replacing the Little Pluckers with KString modules (by Black Cloud Industries). You might also want to use the ACE Constants and Multipliers module to add a negative offset to the pitch going into the V/Oct sockets to bring the keyboard pitch down 2 or 3 octaves. Maybe set the left channel to -3.00V and the right channel to -3.01. It doesn't sound quite as good as the patch in the video, but it's getting there. Alternatively, if you have Zeit from Dome Music Technologies, there is a great V'Ger patch in there (even if I say so myself)! ua-cam.com/video/R87iNHCRds8/v-deo.html

@@utdgrant Nice, thanks a lot!

@@charleshennen9364 See: ua-cam.com/video/fQLSjxJRre8/v-deo.html

@@utdgrant By the way, I mentioned this situation to Centripidity and they responded very quickly and said they had uploaded the wrong file by mistake; after this weekend they will (via Cherry Audio) correct this.