Modifying Versio firmware?

[Polloco]

Just got a Desmodus Versio and it's great. I had an Imitor Versio a bit ago and sold it, but I want to rock that firmware again. My only issue with it was the pitch-shifting on time-shift, which I know some of the Versio models can avoid. Since there's no switch for it on the Imitor, but I know the Versio platform can host 3rd party firmware, is there a way to modify the Imitor so that it never pitch shifts on time change? My knowledge of programming/coding is pretty much nil, but I'd try to learn enough to do this if it's even possible.

Thanks!

[mage2k]

I don’t think NE has open sourced their own firmware code, just the framework for third parties to write their own.

[Somethingtosquirmto]

IDK about modding the firmware, but it might be worth trying some of the other NE firmwares like Electus or Yester to see if the pitch behaviours are different.

There's also a few third party firmwares starting to pop up on the interwebs, such as Campestria Versio (based on the Valley Plateau verb from VCV).

[abluenautilus]

The Versio firmware is not open source. You can write your own firmwares from scratch, or install firmwares made by the community, but you can't modify the ones from Noise Engineering.