VOST - TheTechnobear/SSP GitHub Wiki
vost : voltage store
stores 10 banks of 16 voltages
Documentation
Note: This is the primary page for documentation on this modules
- Wiki - https://github.com/TheTechnobear/SSP/wiki/VOST
- Forum - https://forum.percussa.com/t/vost-by-thetechnobear
Developer: TheTechnobear
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Parameters
First Page
| Name | Desc |
|---|---|
| Select | select active voltages |
10 banks of voltages each with 16 voltages
|Volt A-P|voltage level|
Inputs
| Name | Desc |
|---|---|
| Select | selection signal |
| In A-P | input signals |
Outputs
| Name | Desc |
|---|---|
| Out A-P | output signals |
Buttons
| Name | Desc |
|---|---|
| Slew | Slew signal on change |
| Morph | Morph between stores |
General Usage
This is a classic voltage store with a twist, it has a variety of uses.
It allows us to store 16 fixed voltages, in 10 banks. we can select which back we wish to output either via the parameters or by cv.
simple use case - preset values, and morphing
The simplest use-case is as a way to store CV values. connect the 16 outputs, to various modules within our patch (e.g. we might change reverb levels, filters, mix levels) we can now on each page of VOST set these voltages for each 'bank'. now by changing select (via cv, or manually thru parameter), we can change the voltages on those modules.
if we wish to make a timed 'slide' then we can use the slew button.
alternatively, if we activate morph then the select will morph between stores. (when morph is NOT enabled, select will jump to closest bank .. so you get discrete changes)
morph, is great, but consumes a bit more CPU, also would be less applicable to things like pitch.
more advance usage
there are quite alot of uses for voltage stores, so get creative...
but this one has one more trick up its sleeves ... its an attenuverter with stored levels.
if you connect an signal to an IN input, then VOST now uses the voltage thats stored as an attenuverter ! this means by changing select we can now affecting signal levels in different, but predetermined ways. this can be used with CV or audio signals... if you use with audio, then you can use it a bit like a matrix mixer... but with predetermined levels. ... and yes, morph works !
note: if you use audio, and dont have morph on , you may well want to use slew to help prevent issues caused by abrupt audio changes.
Change Log
- 1.0.0 inital release