A document full with patching techniques and ideas!

Thanks

Thank you so much OmrI! This looks so good, so detailed.. so much possibilities! I can't thank you enough for the immense supply of knowledge you have shared!

Omri you are my hero <3

Thanks for your patience and presence in the electronic jungle :D

You are the best ever! Thank you!

Thanks a lot for this !!

soo much to study, soo mouch to learn, this is simply fantastic! <3

awesome. I already got the basic learning videos. Now with this I can dive even deeper, love learning stuff

Thanks Omri, this will be well read in the coming weeks/months! Please keep adding to it ^_^

Thanks for the update ;-)

Only need to say one thing...Oh Yeah!

You have grown a mycelium online, Omri. And we are your little mushrooms sprouting from the nutritious network you are providing! Thanks for everything, man!!

Hi Omri, wonderful job! I never thought that VCV could be so much fun! You're the n° 1 VCV man! Cheers!

Great ideas and very useful for beginners like me, please keep adding ;-)

Hi Omri, fantastic, you will be my "GURU" for the years to come ;-)

Heyah Omri, thank you sooooo much for sharing your knowledge with us...

This is exactly the sort of thing I've been looking for. You should make more noise about it. (Look what Loopop/Ziv does with his "In-Complete Book".) Thanks for writing, collecting and organizing all this information and publishing it here.

Thank you so much for sharing this!

Thank you so much for your work.

So cooooooool

Thank you so much. As a complete beginner, this is invaluable. I have always admired modular kit from a young age but it was at arms length. Mostly due to finance. Now years later, as a linux buff and musician, I have now been able to build a halfway decent home music studio, and with my computing knowledge put it all together in one spot. I am an advocate of libre music production and software available to those less fortunate, especially for music production. and coming across VCV was a godsend, which led me to here. I can't wait to support the devs when Rack2 comes out. Thanks again for sharing your knowledge with us newbies :)

This is likely to become my bible. Cheers Omri, this is exactly the resource I was looking for for VCV. I was going to get into hardware modular but decided I can't justify the cost so I'll stick with my semi-modular synths I have currently and concentrate more on VCV... Then along comes this treat, boomshanka!!! Very happy to be one of your '303' Patrons :)

This is really useful for me. Also ideas can be transferred to other software including Reaktor Blocks

I'm in, can't wait for this to become a Patch & Tweak-level monster i might a actually be able to take to the beach/camping

This looks good!

I'm now a Fun-Gi - could not miss out on this!

I am so excited for this! Thank you Omri

Great! This is the kind of content I want to support - congrats on getting it together.

Sorry didn't mean to post twice, my internet is being weird this morning...

Oh wow yes. Omri, this is an extremely helpful resource, especially probably for us beginners and anybody else I would think. I have wanted something like this actually. Many times I know what sound I want to add to a patch or what I am going for but don't remember how to set it up. Right now I have to try to remember what tutorial it was from and go through all of my saved patches to find the example. It takes a while sometimes and then I have to close the example (it would be great if VCV let you open up two instances of the program) and open back up the patch I am trying to work with and switch back and forth sometimes. It is especially useful to be able to looks up things like how to add crunch, how to add a Karplus Strong voice, syncing LFOs to a clock, etc. Even if I wasn't looking for something in particular this will be really useful just for getting ideas to try. I can't really think of suggestions on how to improve it. The layout and format are good, I like the concise descriptions of the topics just the right amount of detail I think, and there is a clickable index. What a useful handbook this will be. Once it gets a little bigger you should sell it on Amazon as a companion to VCV rack :)

This is mind-blowingly fantastic! I'm an engineering research and development guy by trade so this kind of material is PERFECT for me as I'm very much a "reference" guy as I love to learn and experiment in much this way. When I experiment I take copious notes etc. so I can always go back and say what worked, what didn't and also have building blocks to use and grow from. Thank you very much Omri, and I'll look forward to updates as they happen. *And* as a bonus you put this out on my birthday :) haha

Thank you! This will be very useful for me (written ressources are rare, I often struggle improving my patching rather than my knowledge of modules and surely this can be an inspiration beyond vcv).

WOW what a beautiful work, it's awesome :-) That's a thing I always wanted to do... have a notebook next to me and wright down the technics but I was too lazy... But no problem, you've done it! Many many thanks it's really GREAT

This is a fantastic idea. I will read it carefully.