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Audulus 3 system requirements update#

Ideally I'd like to have an update with at least 5-10 new modules for the built in library every week. We're trying to figure out a way to push updates more frequently, so if we're just adding to the library and not actually changing anything in the back end (which would require an Apple review).

Audulus 3 system requirements download#

You can always post your patches in the forum and other people can download them there - just think of the library as something that's curated by yours truly, but that is a rock solid collection of the best Audulus has to offer. I won't get explicit about the requirements for your module to be selected for the built-in library, but suffice to say it needs to be unique and interesting and fun to play with. The built-in library will contain the best user patches we find on the forum. Designing with the modules goes much faster than designing with nodes, and you also end up with a more sensible signal flow that people can study and learn from. You can think of nodes as atoms, modules as molecules, and patches as an organic compound. Some of the modules are just repackagings of the nodes with some convenient controls. They're Euro-rack style modules that are meant to be familiar to people who know a little about modular synthesis. I built the new module library for Audulus 3. The first expansion module to make use of these was the ES-5.Hi there, Mark from Audulus here. These units had an identical specification to the orignal ES-3, but also included a couple of expansion headers.

Higher spec DACs and lower noise circuitryįrom January 2012 to August 2013, ES-3s were shipped marked "ES-3 mk2".

Functionally equivalent to the ES-3 mk2, the mk3 adds these improvements: September 2013 sees the launch of the "ES-3 mk3". Functionally equivalent to the ES-3 mk3, the mk4 adds these improvements: The power connector is a Doepfer standard 16 way IDC, with -12V furthest from the top of the board.įebruary 2017 sees the launch of the "ES-3 mk4". The front panel is drilled for both Doepfer and Analogue Systems mounting holes (using a 'slot' rather than a single round hole).

Current draw: 148mA on the +12V rail, 18mA on the -12V rail.

Indicators: LED for ADAT clock sync illuminated sockets indicate output voltage (+ve/-ve).

Maximum output voltage: approximately ☑0V DC.

Output connections: 8x 3.5mm jacks, DC-coupled.

D/A conversion: 24 bit, 113dB SNR typical.

Input connection: optical, ADAT Lightpipe standard.

The ES-3's specifications are as follows:

one of the most friendly plug-and-play pieces of hardware you'll ever have the pleasure to use.” “Incredible options for controlling modular synths” Silent Way and the ES-3 got a great review in Future Music Magazine, Issue 239 (May 2011) - read it here. “Whether you use Max/MSP, NI Reaktor, or the company’s own Silent Way plug-in, the ES-3 Mk3 is an essential tool for any serious modular-synth user.” The ES-3 mk3 was awarded an Editor's Choice 2014 award by Electronic Musician Magazine (Jan 2014 issue).

Audulus 3 system requirements software#

The ES-3 is directly compatible with all popular computer-based CV generation software including Silent Way, Max/MSP, Reaktor, CV Toolkit, zMors, Audulus, Bitwig Studio, etc. Modular patching with Expert Sleepers Silent Way and ES-3 on Vimeo.