Noise Engineering has released 16 new firmware options for its Legio Eurorack module platform.
The idea behind Legio is that it’s a Eurorack hardware platform that can load a wide variety of firmware, making it the foundation of a variety of module types. Anyone with any Legio module can try any firmware for it, for free.
Legio firmware options now include:
- Plus Legio — Full additive voice
- Bitcrush Legio — Stereo pitch-tracking downsampler
- Gator Legio — Stereo supersaw PM oscillator
- AT Legio — Ataraxic Translatron Legio LFSR voice
- Kick Legio — Analog-inspired kick voice
- Snare Legio — Analog-inspired snare voice
- Cymbal Legio — Voice based on granular metallic synthesis
- Tom Legio — Analog-inspired tom voice
- Bos Legio — Cowbell voice
- Klang Legio — Drum voice with zappy percussion
- Marimba Legio — Percussive physical-modeling voice
- Reso Legio — Karplus-Strong voice and resonator
- Ovis Legio — Granular Shepard-tone processor
- Chasma Legio — Mid/side dynamics processor
- Megafold Legio — Wavefolder and waveshaper
- Unda Legio — Full phase-modulation voice
- Ampla Legio — Multimode filter-gate with vacuum-tube-style processing
- Morbus Legio — Noise generator
- Sinc Legio — Multimode stereo oscillator
- Roucha Legio — Multimode stereo filter
- Tymp Legio — Stereo digital percussion voice
- Librae Legio — Dynamics processor in 6HP
- Virt Iter Legio — Modular multi-function voice/processor
See the Noise Engineering site for details.
That’s cool, but that price isn’t. $310?
Should have put the usb port for switching firmwares on the front panel
Yes — I was about to make the same comment. I just love NE and own many of their modules. But having to extract the module from the rack each time does get old.
In case they are reading this, I have a Versio and I too agree that the USB on the front would be better.