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Sapphire modules for VCV Rack 2 — change log

Date Version Notes
8 July 2024 2.4.7
  • Added new module: Rotini. It helps create more interesting chaotic 3D vector signals for fun CV.
  • Galaxy: added option for polyphonic stereo input to a single input port (L or R).
  • Galaxy: auto-reset if output becomes non-finite or goes outside 100 V absolute value.
  • Tube Unit: [Issue #56](cosinekitty#56) - added support for low-sensitivity attenuverters.
11 June 2024 2.4.6
  • Added new module: Galaxy.
11 May 2024 2.4.5
  • The following Sapphire modules already supported low-sensitivity attenuverters: Elastika, Nucleus, Polynucleus. Now, in addition to being able to right-click and toggle each attenuverter's sensitivity one at a time, you can right-click on any of the above modules to toggle all of its attenuverters.
22 Apr 2024 2.4.4
  • Nucleus and Polynucleus: added a right-click slider for adjusting the DC reject filter's corner frequency. Before this change, both modules had a fixed corner frequency of 30 Hz. This is still the default frequency, but now the right-click menu allows you to change the corner frequency to any value from 20 Hz to 400 Hz.
  • Polynucleus: added a CLEAR button that resets the simulation, just like the right-click menu option does.
  • Moots: Fixed cosmetic issue #45: when the user changes from gate mode to trigger mode, the text GATE on the panel now changes to TRIGGER.
18 Mar 2024 2.4.3
  • Moots: added right-click menu option to toggle between the control port using a gate signal (default) or a trigger-toggle signal.
3 Mar 2024 2.4.2
  • Added a low sensitivity option to attenuverter knobs. Sometimes the adjustments were so tiny to get a desired affect that it was awkward to get it right. Low sensitivity mode allows you to more easily explore those delicate parameters!
  • Tricorder's animation is much smoother now. I compensated for jitter caused by VCV Rack calling my animation update function at irregular time intervals.
  • Tricorder now allows you to manually adjust its rotation speed using the right-click context menu. You can select any rotation speed from 0.01 RPM to 100 RPM.
  • Tricorder: Fixed [Issue #40](cosinekitty#40): now you can right-click on the display area and the context menu will appear. Before, you had to click on the top of the panel to get the context menu to appear.
22 Feb 2024 2.4.1
  • Added new module Polynucleus. This module is the same as Nucleus, only with 3-channel polyphonic ports instead of triplets of monophonic ports.
  • Added new module Tout. This module can be placed to the right of a Tricoder to provide the vector that Tricorder is graphing as voltages on output ports. Tout is the inverse of Tin.
  • Added new module Hiss for generating unbiased vectors in an N-dimensional space.
  • Nucleus issue #30: watch out for infinite/NAN input. If it happens, reset the internal state and keep going.
  • Added a "reset simulation" command in the right-click menu that allows you to manually bring the particles to a halt. This can be handy when the simulation gets out of control in a way that does not trigger the NAN auto-reset mentioned above.
  • Elastika, Nucleus, and Tube Unit now auto-reset if infinite/NAN output is detected, and indicate the problem by turning the OUTPUT level knob bright pink for 1 second, every time it happens.
  • Frolic and Glee now provide an additional polyphonic output with the entire vector represented as a 3-channel port.
  • Tin now provides an additional polyphonic input to feed in a 3-channel (X, Y, Z) input vector.
  • Tin and Tout now have a LEVEL knob, attenuverter, and CV input. This allows them to adjust the magnitude of vectors that flow through them.
7 Feb 2024 2.4.0
  • Added a new module: Nucleus.
  • Fixed issues where Elastika and Tube Unit did not persist AGC level or DC reject frequency. They were being reset to their default values every time a patch was loaded.
  • Tricorder: the numeric display now includes a triangle that points up or down, depending on whether the value is increasing or decreasing.
  • Tricorder: when first connected to a constant 0V input, immediately refresh the coordinate axes. Before this change, the display area stayed blank until the input voltage changed by more than 0.1V. This was confusing, because it looked like there is no input signal!
  • Tricorder: Added a new command button `[]` to clear the path and start over with a fresh display.
  • Tin: added a trigger input port that clears the Tricorder display.
  • The modules that include an Automatic Gain Limiter (Elastika, Tube Unit, Nucleus) now allow the limiter to go as low as 1V, and the default has been changed from 8.5V to 4V. Backward compatibility is preserved: existing patches will still contain their original AGC settings, without any behavior changes.
19 Nov 2023 2.3.1 Added bonus module Glee, a chaotic oscillator similar to Frolic but with a different 3D shape.
22 Oct 2023 2.3.0
    Added new modules:
    • Frolic: a low frequency chaotic oscillator with 3 outputs
    • Tricorder: a 3D animation scope designed for Frolic and Tin
    • Tin: sends any (x, y, z) values from input ports into Tricorder
12 Mar 2023 2.2.2
    Changes to Tube Unit:
  • Fixed display issues when there were multiple Tube Units in a patch, some with audio connected, others without. The yellow pathway around ROOT, DECAY, and ANGLE would sometimes be incorrectly shown/hidden.
  • Added VENT/SEAL toggle menu option. Allows inverting the logic for the gate input.
  • Added more descriptive hover-text for attenuverter knobs and CV input ports.
3 Mar 2023 2.2.1
18 Nov 2022 2.1.3
  • Fixed a bug in the output level knob. It was incorrectly scaling the output level far too sensitively. Now the decibel value displayed by the knob exactly matches its actual amplification.
  • Elastika now includes an adjustable output limiter. Before this was added, output levels could get VERY hot. The limiter mostly prevents the output amplitude from exceeding an adjustable level, although there can be brief transients after sudden changes. By default, the limiter is enabled and set to a threshold of 8.5V. Using Elastika's right-click context menu, you can adjust the limiter threshold anywhere from 5V to 10V. If you slide the limiter all the way to the right, it turns the limiter completely off. Disabling the limiter like this can result in extreme output voltages in some cases, but it could make sense for patches where Elastika's output is attenuated externally.
13 Nov 2022 2.1.2 Improvements based on community feedback.
  • Added bypass support for Elastika and Moots.
  • Sum polyphonic inputs (audio and CV) in Elastika and Moots.
  • Elastika checks for NAN outputs every quarter of a second and auto-recovers if found. (One user reported NAN output, but was not able to reproduce it, and I haven't see it happen yet.)
  • Added right-click menu slider in Elastika to adjust output DC reject corner frequency. Default is 20 Hz, but can go up to 400 Hz.
  • Prevent randomization of Elastika's input and output level knobs.
8 Nov 2022 2.1.1 Initial release of Sapphire Elastika.
30 Aug 2022 2.0.1 Made the following fixes/improvements to Sapphire Moots:
  • Issue #1: When a controller is turned off, no longer make the push-button completely dark. Instead, give it a very dim glow, so that it can still be seen when the room brightness is very dark.
  • Issue #2: Added 5 options to the context menu, one for each controller, to enable/distable anti-click ramping. When enabled, the controller applies a 2.5 millisecond linear ramp before unplugging a cable and after plugging it back in. When disabled, the cable is plugged/unplugged instantly, which is usually a better choice for control voltages.
  • Issue #3: Debounce gate voltages using hysteresis. Turn a controller on when its gate reaches 1.0V or higher. Turn it back off when the gate descends to 0.1V or lower.
19 Aug 2022 2.0.0 Initial release of Sapphire Moots.