Neural DSP says CorOS 2.1.0 nears beta with new fuzz and delay devices

June 7, 2023 · 1 sources

Neural DSP said on June 7, 2023 that CorOS 2.1.0, the next firmware for its Quad Cortex, is close to release to beta testers. The update adds new devices and quality of life changes, and includes functionality needed for Cortex Control compatibility, which the company says is coming later this year¹.

The added devices are the MK3 Silicon Fuzz, which the company lists as modeled on the JHS Bender 1973 London, plus a Reverse Delay, a Dual Reverse Delay and a Volume utility device¹. The Digital and Dual delays, along with the new Reverse delays, gain new Dynamics controls. The on-screen keyboard and the expression pedal interface have been redesigned¹.

The same post says Cortex Control is "in a very good state," with a public beta hoped for in the coming months and a launch before the end of the year. Plugin compatibility is also progressing, and the company says Archetype: Plini will be among the first plugins to be compatible with the Quad Cortex¹. Neural DSP also said it is conducting a security audit to ensure sensitive information is secure¹.

The post gives no price and no specific release date for CorOS 2.1.0¹.