The development of Overbridge continues. Many of you have already enjoyed the sound-editing and multitrack recording capabilities made possible by an Elektron machine hooked up to a computer with Overbridge installed, and we know a lot of you are eagerly awaiting the next version of Overbridge, with support for Digitakt, Digitone, and the Analog MKII's.
Overbridge is in many ways the most complex project we have ever undertaken, and it has admittedly been difficult to accurately predict the time and resources required to reach the high standards both you and we expect from an Elektron product. We are not quite there yet.
That being said, our small but dedicated team of engineers are working fervently, and we can only kindly ask for your continued patience. Rest assured, releasing Overbridge is our highest priority.
A few highlights of what to expect:
* New reworked and unified graphics design with increased contrast and usability
* New standalone editor, enabling DAW-less operation
* Improved plugin compatibility for several DAWs
* Enhanced performance using our new multi-process architecture
* Lower latency ‡
* Faster Total Recall and Automation ‡
* Configuration-less USB audio streaming of all available channels simultaneously at maximum quality ‡
_‡ Only for high-speed USB products (currently Analog Heat, Digitakt, Digitone, Analog Four MKII, and Analog Rytm MKII)._
We're as eager to get our hands on Overbridge as you are. Most of us are musicians, too. In the meantime, keep making awesome music!
The USB in the OT has no connection for anything to do with audio. It’s simply there to transfer files to the cf card. Because of this, as electron have often said, overbridge on the OT is not a possibility.
