# The Squinky Labs modules for VCV Rack Below are short descriptions of our modules with links to more detailed manuals. The [release notes](release-notes.md) describe recent changes to our modules. # Things that make sound ![Intro 1 image](./intro-1-110.png) [EV3](./ev3.md) is three VCOs in a single module. Each of the three VCOs is a clone of Befaco's EvenVCO, with oscillator sync added. Like EvenVCO, it sounds good, uses little CPU, and has very little aliasing distortion. [Chebyshev Waveshaper VCO](../docs/chebyshev.md) can make sounds like no other VCO. It contains a VCO, ten polynomial wave-shapers, and one clipper/folder. Among other things, it is a **harmonic oscillator**. [Saws](./saws.md) is an emulation of the legendary Roland Super-Saw from the JP-8000. [Colors](./colors.md) is a colored noise generator. It can generate all the common **"colors"** of noise, including white, pink, red, blue, and violet. And all the colors in between. [Functional VCO-1](./functional-vco-1.md) is an improved version of the Fundamental VCO-1. Like Fundamental VCO-1, it will never alias, no matter what you throw at it. It is one of the few VCOs that can do sync, FM, and PWM without aliasing. Functional VCO-1 improves on Fundamental by lowering the CPU usage dramatically. # Things that process sound ![Intro 2 image](./intro-2-110.png) [Shaper](./shaper.md). Yet another wave shaper. But unlike most, this one has almost no aliasing distortion. And a few new shapes that sound nice. [Chopper](./chopper.md) Is a tremolo powered by a clock-synchable LFO. The LFO is highly programmable to give a range of waveforms. A built-in clock multiplier enables easy rhythmic effects. [Growler](./growler.md) is a "vocal animator." It imparts random vocal timbres on anything played through it. The pseudo-random LFOs all have discrete outputs. [Booty Shifter](./shifter.md). An emulation of the legendary Moog/Bode frequency shifter. It is great for "warping" sounds run through it. [Formants](./formants.md) is a programmable bank of filters that can synthesize various vowel sounds and morph between them easily. # Other things ![Intro 3 image](./intro-3-110.png) [Gray Code](./gray-code.md). Think of it as a semi-random clock divider. Or not. Gray codes have the cool property that only one bit changes at a time. Having only one "thing" change at a time can be interesting for music, so we are hoping you will find some good things to do with it. [LFN](./lfn.md) is a random voltage generator made by running low frequency noise through a graphic equalizer. The equalizer gives a lot of easy control over the shape of the randomness. [Thread Booster](./booster.md) reduces pops and clicks in VCV Rack by reprogramming VCV's audio engine. # More resources Here is a video by Dave Phillips that uses a lot of EV3 VCOs, and some other Squinky Labs modules: [A Machine Dream](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c2fzgobYjbk).