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A set of modules for VCVRack written in Vult. Read more about these modules here: http://modlfo.github.io/projects/vult-modules/
I provide precompiled binaries for: Linux, Mac and Windows.
This repository builds against the latest released version of Rack (the latest tag). It may take a day or two for me to catch up when a new version of Rack is released. Let me know if I haven't fixed that.
I’m glad to publish these modules for free so anyone can use them. Behind every module there are many hours of work (and many litters of coffee). If you enjoy these modules you can support the development by making a donation. As a suggestion, you can send me the amount to buy 1 kg of roasted coffee beans in your country. That will make me very happy. Here's the link: DONATE
Download from the releases page the file corresponding to the VCVRack version you have. Place the VultModules
directory in the plugins folder.
First you need to build the latest release version of Rack following the instructions in its README.
Then clone this repository inside the plugins
folder of Rack and use make
.
$ cd plugins
$ git clone https://github.com/modlfo/VultModules.git
$ make
To change the DSP code you need to have Vult installed. Vult can be installed by downloading it from the Releases page or installed with npm.
Once you have Vult installed you can regenerate the code with the following line:
$ vultc src/VultEngine.vult -ccode -o src/VultEngine
The license is a BSD 3-Clause with the addition that any commercial use requires explicit permission of the author. That applies for the source code.
For the image resources (all SVG files), any use requires explicit permission of the author.