There’s a new module in the Library: Nano Modules VCV Random.
What’s cooking? Any future collaboration on the horizon?
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What’s the difference here actually?
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Presumably one of them is becoming a hardware module.
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?GUI? … maybe …
It’s a little mysterious. The manual link takes you to their web site, that doesn’t mention it? But seems to be a hardware mfg?
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This is my guess is this as well. Maybe Nano licensed the VCV code for the hardware and there’s a rev share for hardware sales. Good approach if so.
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Almost certainly. It’s branded with the VCV logo, huge no go without permission.
I think (but am not certain) that’s it would be fine to use the source code (given the license). but as @contemporaryinsanity points out, it’s not ok at all to re-use the artwork and branding without permission.
Still nothing about this anywhere?
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Nice!
And now Nano has a quick guide available on their site.
They have added an interesting twist to the stock VCV functionality:
Self-modulation
Thanks to a switch in the back of the module, you can normalize the LIN output to the 4 CV inputs and adjust the amount of modulation for each parameter with the attenuverters.
This adds another layer of randomness to your results, enabling more dynamic and unpredictable outcomes.
I totally missed that feature when looking at the new Nano module in VCV. The feature can be enabled in the module context menu.
I have always been surprised by the lack of public patches that feature the VCV Random. It is a very versatile random source, and I think a welcome addition to the physical Eurorack world.
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VCV Fundamental modules are uniformly excellent.
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i guess it will fit 
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This pic says: “I’m planning to receive a large inheritance soon…”
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2 rows are already filled 
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The DivKid review …
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I really hope this gets the attention it deserves in the hardware world. The Random module is fairly unique in its capabilities in software modules, but I don’t know enough about hardware modules to know if it can find a niche. This certainly seems to be a good emulation in the hardware.
I did notice one thing about the software version of the Nano Module - just like the Audible Instruments modules it is described as a ‘Hardware Clone’, when in fact it is a software clone of a hardware module, which is itself a hardware clone of a software module. My brain hurts.
Oh maybe we need a new thread - What VCV Rack Modules do you want to see in Hardware? 
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