First ES-1 modules sold out - more coming
14/07/10 11:19
The first batch of ES-1 modules
is now sold out.
More will be available from around August 9th 2010. To pre-order, please add your name to this thread.
More will be available from around August 9th 2010. To pre-order, please add your name to this thread.
Some example Spectral Conquest scripts
09/07/10 09:11
I posted a couple of example scripts for Spectral Conquest
on the forum here - a filter with LFO, and
a ‘Freeze’ script.
ES-1 modules now shipping
28/06/10 14:15
The first batch of ES-1 modules
is currently being prepared for shipping.
As you’ll see here, there were far more pre-orders than actual units made. Expect another, larger production run soon.
As you’ll see here, there were far more pre-orders than actual units made. Expect another, larger production run soon.
Silent Way hardware update
21/05/10 09:29
The
previously mentioned Silent Way hardware is
progressing well. Here are a couple of photos -
you can see more on the Flickr set.
Read more on the forum here.
Read more on the forum here.
The first Expert Sleepers iPhone app
13/05/10 12:12
We’re happy to report that the first ever Expert
Sleepers iPhone app has been submitted to the App
Store, and is awaiting approval.
The app is part of the Silent Way family, and is called the CV Generator. Read all about it here.
The app is part of the Silent Way family, and is called the CV Generator. Read all about it here.
Silent Way AC Encoder active circuit prototype
28/04/10 08:04
Please see this forum thread for news of
a prototype active circuit for use with Silent
Way AC Encoder.
Silent Way AC Encoder breakout box
08/04/10 15:18
I’ve made a small interfacing module for use with
Silent Way AC Encoder, to show how
good it can look and how simple it can be to
build.
Custom acrylic panel by ProModular. More photos on Flickr here.
Custom acrylic panel by ProModular. More photos on Flickr here.
Logic 9.1 64 bit compatibility
18/01/10 11:22
Good news - all Expert Sleepers plug-ins appear to
work fine under Logic 9.1’s 32 bit Audio Unit Bridge,
when running Logic in 64 bit mode.
The one slight oddity is when clicking on text boxes in order to type values into the GUIs. Normally this requires a single click to activate the text field (at which point it goes green) - when running under the 32 bit bridge, it requires a double click. Other than that, everything works normally.
If you experience any oddness when using the 32 bit bridge, let us know.
The one slight oddity is when clicking on text boxes in order to type values into the GUIs. Normally this requires a single click to activate the text field (at which point it goes green) - when running under the 32 bit bridge, it requires a double click. Other than that, everything works normally.
If you experience any oddness when using the 32 bit bridge, let us know.
DP? OK
21/10/08 21:08
I just got a chance to check all the current
(commercial) Expert Sleepers plug-ins running under
Digital Performer 6.
The good news is - they all work fine.
w00t.
The good news is - they all work fine.
w00t.