After 2 years of development, the latest major update of the virtual Eurorack platform VCV Rack is here. Rack gives you the full flexibility of a Eurorack modular synthesizer with the convenience and portability of DAW software. Rack 2 comes in two variants:
Free (open-source): Standalone application.
Pro ($149 regular price, $99 until 2022): Standalone, VST2, more plugin formats coming soon.
A bundle containing Rack 2 Pro + VCV Drums + VCV Sound Stage is also available until 2022 for $139, having a regular price of $209.
https://vcvrack.com
VCV Rack v2 released
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Re: VCV Rack v2 released
Thanks!
I just discovered it online (youtube, of course) and was amazed!
Sadly, it's not in the Debian repo (as so many things)...so I wonder if I dare the jump...
Melissa
I just discovered it online (youtube, of course) and was amazed!
Sadly, it's not in the Debian repo (as so many things)...so I wonder if I dare the jump...
Melissa
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Re: VCV Rack v2 released
You can download it, and that is basically the only method to run it in most Linux distros. Here's part of the story about it (quite incomplete because many comments and issues connected have been deleted): https://github.com/VCVRack/Rack/pull/1406OccinticLady wrote: ↑Tue May 03, 2022 8:06 pm Thanks!
I just discovered it online (youtube, of course) and was amazed!
Sadly, it's not in the Debian repo (as so many things)...so I wonder if I dare the jump...
Melissa
There is also a long post, that we can agree or disagree with it, of Aria Salvatrice on VCV Rack: https://aria.dog/barks/why-i-will-never ... k-anymore/
But if I may... I would suggest Cardinal instead, which is a VCV Rack as plugin with only FOSS modules. See this topic: viewtopic.php?f=48&t=23731
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Re: VCV Rack v2 released
Hi, thanks for this input. I looked at Cardinal and went into overload. Wow...that's a lot of real estate to coverLAM wrote: ↑Tue May 03, 2022 8:47 pmYou can download it, and that is basically the only method to run it in most Linux distros. Here's part of the story about it (quite incomplete because many comments and issues connected have been deleted): https://github.com/VCVRack/Rack/pull/1406OccinticLady wrote: ↑Tue May 03, 2022 8:06 pm Thanks!
I just discovered it online (youtube, of course) and was amazed!
Sadly, it's not in the Debian repo (as so many things)...so I wonder if I dare the jump...
Melissa
There is also a long post, that we can agree or disagree with it, of Aria Salvatrice on VCV Rack: https://aria.dog/barks/why-i-will-never ... k-anymore/
But if I may... I would suggest Cardinal instead, which is a VCV Rack as plugin with only FOSS modules. See this topic: viewtopic.php?f=48&t=23731
It'll take some time to master this, though...it's the first thing I ever learned in the 80-ties when really getting into the music...
Those days, I found an old magazine ( something like this...yep, this is where I come from ) and learned all about VCO's, VCA's, LFO's and what not...
It'll be a homecomming, I'm sure
Melissa