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Then I'd love to see a port of Marbles among the first. VM really lacks a nice random module while there are plenty of oscillators and filter already. Please, please, pretty please with a Cherry on top

Wow! Awesome work guys!

The ESP-20 will keep me busy tonight...

JackOats wrote: ↑Sun Jun 09, 2019 2:00 pm Mind if I play around with it?

Of course! That's why I posted it here. Share whatever you come up with.

Here's an ARP Solina inspired pad patch which uses up to 24 voices of polyphony... :roll: I recommend running the patch through a big reverb; like Eventide Black Hole or 2C Audio B2. Play pads with your fingers spread as wide as a 7-lane motorway. Footnote: My patches will all have the prefix "...

I'm not able to see the image you posted for some reason, but I'll send you a DM for the patch. Thanks! I was messing around some more with it and found that the PSP eFeMerizer allows a pretty easy workaround for a six voice unison with chords. Ran all the poly pitch outputs to the inputs of two eF...

Instead of destroying the "Suggested New Module/s" chatting about how to work-around the fact that there isn't a Unison module with polyphonic inputs, I'm posting it as a new thread here under the "Tips and Tricks" section :D Screenshot of what I finally made: http://paleskinnysw...

A unison module, similar to Poly Unison, that allows polyphonic pitch and gate CV inputs. Poly Unison only allows monophonic inputs so it can't be used with chords. I'm think how that would work. It will be an awful lot of voices to be handled by the oscillators. But you can do a unison poly patch ...

I'd like to see a poly version of the Cherry Audio Notch filter. Putting a Low Pass filter in serial with a Notch filter is a nice way to make a pad sound a bit less dull.

Secondly, a Random Generator. It doesn't have to be a "Source of Uncertainty" but it wouldn't hurt if it was