Hello, I received the 1.1.4 update today.

It appears that now the effective range is between -6V and -2V with a frequency range of 1.2kHz and 21kHz with all the FQ knobs at minimum. Is this the proper behavior?

I've attached a patch.
sin_fm_demo.vcv.zip

HI! It seems to me Pitch module doesn't always work. Looks like it expects some louder signal or signal with specific range of the pitch but I didn't get it yet. Sometimes it works as expected but sometimes the output is silent

Hello, I'm having difficulty getting useful sounds out of these modules when using the V/O input. I'm finding that V/O values above 0 almost always produce results above 20kHz and many of the negative V/O produce results in that range as well. Am I doing something wrong or is it just that these modules are not meant to be "played" with note CV?

Hello, building the project to troubleshoot issues with pitch module.

If I run the create_all.sh script, one adverse effect is that it copies a plugin.json file with an old version tag of 1.1.2 in it.

https://github.com/ch-nry/VCV_nozori/blob/master/template_nozori/plugin.json#L4

I have subsequently learned that it is not necessary to run the script at all to make a successful build.

What is the purpose of the create scripts?

Hallo
https://youtu.be/IqwVQF_lAOY
VCV Rack log.txt.zip

Hallo
In the video I show how I deal with Nozoid modules . There are constant crash or sound problems here and there. At the moment, when I open the Pitch, the system crashes every now and then. I have to duplicate the Pitch Module and then reconnect it so that it works again. Please watch the video completely so that you can see it, for me it is difficult to put it into words.

Crash Nozoid.zip

https://youtu.be/UlhxlIi80XU
https://youtu.be/FQGyYyiyGW4

Lg Peter

If the engine sample rate is 44.1kHz for example, you can still process audio at 96kHz or whatever, you just need a sample rate converter that converts an input buffer, processes when full, and converts it back to an output buffer.
See https://github.com/VCVRack/AudibleInstruments/blob/v1/src/Clouds.cpp for an example of how to do this.
In 2005+, CPUs and sample rate conversion software (such as libspeexdsp or libsamplerate which are both included with Rack) is high quality enough to hear no aliasing or filtering to the human ear. It should also make a negligible difference in CPU, especially since you would be switching from single-sample processing to buffer processing (better cache locality, etc.)

Hi! Thanks for your modules but I can't compile it on windows.
I'm getting this error
Artem@WIN-NNS56LESTDV MINGW64 ~/rack-sdk/dep/vcv_nozori

make

Makefile:22: ../plugin.mk: No such file or directory

So is there any chance to marry them?

Most VCV modules don't require any specific sampling rate. When installing a new module, users will reasonably expect it's going to work at any given sampling rate. They could get negatively surprised to to find out it's not the case. According to https://github.com/ch-nry/VCV_nozori most Nozori modules "need a 96KHz sampling rate. Few others need 48KHz sampling rate. Using another frequency is not recommended".

Is there any way to make such requirements and recommendations clearer, in order to prevent users to subscribe, download and install modules they won't be able to use?
Maybe the required or recommended sampling rate could be embedded in the name of the module?

Your modules are very interesting. I want to use them, but I can't. At 96k, they completely overwhelm my i7-3770, even with a 2048 block size on my PreSonus audio interface. The sound breaks up terribly.

I hope you can find a way to make your modules less processor-intensive, because I really want to explore them. :)

I've just completed migrating the plugin to V2 and making a few enhancements. I've added a dark theme in the spirit of following the actual hardware modules. I've posted a PR #17 for your review and merge. I'm attaching below pre-built test binaries of the plugin for all three platforms. Please make sure to open the zip file below and pick the plugin binary for your platform. The binaries were built from modified sources posted to my repository and built as of commit da9fc03.

Nozoid-2.1.3.zip

All the modules have the same issue. I tried changing to 96kHz, restarting Rack, saving and reloading the patch with 96kHz. Is this meant to happen?

I'm using Rack 1.1.6, the modules are 1.1.5, I am running MacOS Catalina 10.15.4.

Hello
when I use the module nozori_68_KS and then save it, there are noises when I call up the file again. If I duplicate the module it works again .

https://youtu.be/5h0T32ldvQk
MfG peter