The Vostok modules are being ported

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I love the Vostok line of modules. They just appeared in VCV — and, according to the developer, they’re working on a MetaModule port.

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Yes I’ve got a draft PR open here, very early stage. I’ve tried to make the panels more legible.

There is a release build from my machine here:

Things to note: I’ve had to totally disable oversampling for Atlas to get it to work, as it’s basically 4 copies of Ripples (+ extras!). Maybe we can get away with light resampling, as it might be unstable / sound not ideal.

Any early feedback welcome. We’ll be waiting for Jose at Vostok to have a test (he’s not yet set up with MM) before adding a formal release anywhere.

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Thanks @hemmer!

To everyone else, I strongly recommend these modules in hardware — their ( functionality + # of channels ) / ( HP + $$ ) ratio is among the best.

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Thanks hemmer, I have built a couple of these Vostok modules and it’s nice to have their virtual versions. I am now using the modules on MM now.

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Vostok 3 voice.yml (9.0 KB)

Playing around with the Vostok modules

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Will this work with the latest firmware?

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Are these vostok ports completely stable, and getting an official release on 4ms’ site, or are they still only in the preview/testing stages? Thanks! :+1:

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There is an issue with Atlas being unstable at high cutoff frequencies (basically we need to run it without oversampling to get CPU anywhere reasonable at the moment, it’s like 4 ripples!). I’d still like to improve that before anything official (or we can do official release without Atlas for now).

I’ve not had any feedback apart from @anDREW (and @Jose_Vostok) tbh, it’s always useful to have beta tester reports.

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Ah, I see. Yes, perhaps releasing the other modules officially for now, and atlas later on when/if it can be done to your satisfaction would be best? Maybe that way, more users will use them, and give feedback on how everything else is working. :thinking: