Neural DSP says Cortex Control public beta due in coming months

June 7, 2023 · 1 sources

Neural DSP said on June 7, 2023 that Cortex Control, the Quad Cortex editor, is in a very good state. The company said it hopes to release a public beta version in the coming months and launch well before the end of the year¹.

The same update said CorOS 2.1.0, the Quad Cortex firmware, is close to being released to beta testers. Neural DSP said the update includes quality of life improvements and new devices, and adds functionality needed for Cortex Control compatibility, which it said is coming later this year¹.

According to the update, CorOS 2.1.0 adds the MK3 Silicon Fuzz (JHS Bender 1973 London), a Reverse Delay, a Dual Reverse Delay and a Volume utility¹. Neural DSP said the on-screen keyboard and the expression pedal interface have been redesigned, and that the Digital and Dual delays, along with the new Reverse delays, gain new Dynamics controls¹. The company also said it is conducting a security audit to keep sensitive information secure¹.

On plugin compatibility, Neural DSP said work is progressing and that it will share more information about the first batch of compatible plugins soon. It said Archetype: Plini will be among the first plugins to be compatible with the Quad Cortex¹.

Neural DSP gave no specific date for the beta or the launch, and no price for Cortex Control¹.