Swedish music instrument makers Elektron today present a public beta of Overbridge 1.10. In addition to the substantial Overbridge update, OS 1.22 for Analog Keys/Four and Analog Rytm has also been made available. The new Overbridge version, in combination with the features introduced by OS 1.22, greatly enhances the depth of the DAW integration for the Analog range of machines, as well as their individual functionality.
Overbridge 1.10 public beta Added features include:
- Total Recall of all machine parameters from the DAW project
- Support for Mac OS X El Capitan
- Improved support for the AU plugin format and Logic Pro X host
- Improved support for other hosts than Ableton Live
- Big UI overhaul and usability improvements
- Multiple output buses now available also in AU plugin versions
- Plugin sidechain inputs now available, for analog processing of DAW audio via the plugin
- Improved timing performance for the sequencer sync
- Smaller host buffer sizes now supported
- Automatable track mutes for the Elektron sequencer
The public beta of Overbridge 1.10 can be downloaded from the Elektron website. The download includes a changelog outlining all 1.10 improvements. The Overbridge user manual has been updated to reflect the added features. The document can be downloaded from the Overbridge beta repository.
OS 1.22 for Analog Keys/Four and Analog Rytm Added features for Analog Keys/Four OS 1.22 include:
- Sequencer note conditions. Probability, modulo, and fill modes etc.
- Pitch-tracking LFO modes for FM-type sounds (also new modulation destinations for linear pitch modulation)
- Free-running LFO modes, disconnected from BPM.
Added features for Analog Rytm OS 1.22 include:
- Sequencer note conditions. Probability, modulo, and fill modes etc.
- Free-running LFO modes, disconnected from BPM.
OS 1.22 for the Analog range of machines, and the updated user manuals, can be downloaded from the Elektron website. The OS download includes a change log outlining all OS 1.22 improvements.