Per request of @Nvgtr
All of the Nozori module line. They’re quite nice and CPU light but I didn’t test a ton of them. Let me know how you find them!
Download here: Nozori - MetaModule - Google Drive
Github:
VCV Rack:
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Whoa…so fast. I’ll check these out! Amazing!!
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hadn’t really played with these ones before!! seems like a really big great set of modules, ty much for porting!!
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thank you a bunch will be playing with these today
It’s an interesting set of modules, all based on a hardware module that can run various firmware similar to the concept behind the Noise Engineering Versio/Legio platforms. Essentially it is a hardware module that runs software that has been adapted run as a software plug-in in VCV that has been now been ported to run on the MM hardware (…something like that).
Hi - trying these out, thanks very much. I’m into phase modulation VCOs at the moment, so dived straight into the Sin-PM module, great, and low CPU too (15% 48KHz, 256 block).
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I should have learned by now to read the manual. It turns out that some (all?) of these modules are designed to run at 96KHz (the same as the original hardware), and actually print a pink warning message at the bottom of the module if the sample rate is not 96KHz, which can be seen on the MM screen too. Not a problem for me, just wanted to point this out here in case this might affect your choice whether to load and run this plugin on the MM. It seems the modules still work at 48KHz etc but the behaviour may not be the same as the originals…
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I noticed this too. I didn’t hear anything out of the ordinary or unusable from my basic tests but I didn’t go through them all
@phommed
I can try to remove the warning test if it’s annoying. I just went through a few modules, they seem to be working fine at 48 khz, frequency range unimpacted etc. I’m sure you would be able to find a nuance with the original Nozori ones but we can consider these a charming variant if so 
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