Cherry Audio and MRB have introduced Rackmode Modules for Voltage Modular, a set of effects, oscillators, and filters inspired by classic Moog rack-mounted signal processors from the ’70s and ‘80s.
Based on their previously introduced Rackmode Signal Processors, the new release brings these Moog-inspired modules to Cherry Audio’s Voltage Modular virtual modular synth platform.
The modules include:
- Rackmode 16 Channel Vocoder
- Rackmode Vocal Source Oscillator
- Rackmode Poly Vocal Source Oscillator
- Rackmode Phaser
- Rackmode Ring Modulator
- Rackmode String Filter
- Rackmode Frequency Shifter
- Rackmode Ten Band Graphic EQ
- Rackmode Three Band Parametric EQ
Pricing and Availability
The complete Rackmode Modules Collection for Voltage Modular is available now, with an introductory price of $69 USD (normally $99). The modules can also be purchased individually.
VST users dump on hardware, but their software then goes to such lengths to look like hardware.
all synth user arguments are silly. including this one.
its very simple, pretty pictures sell better and suggest they sound more like the real thing.
if you close your eyes and listen you dont get fooled by that trick, its all about the power of suggestion 😉
I went the VCV Rack route because of how it looked. Softube was too costly and Voltage Modular just doesn’t look appealing. ALSO, cant avoid the fact that VCV is free although i’ve purchased a few module packs. Looks can kill and sell products but that shouldn’t diminish the functionality or how good some VCV modules sound.
I didnt say it sounds good or bad …
If someone made that 10 band EQ in actual eurorack, they’d make bank. One of my biggest gripes when I had euro stuff was the inability to shape sounds with EQ, especially when using a sampler or granular module as your oscillator. Afaik, no one makes it, at least no brand you can order from Perfect Circuit or the other American eurorack retailers.
Placebo effect all the way right?