Now available: Electra3 3.5 Update

Electra3 version 3.5 is now available as a free major update for all Electra3 owners. The update is fully backward compatible, meaning existing song projects and patches can be loaded without any additional steps while automatically benefiting from the improved sound quality.

Version 3.5 significantly expands Electra3 with additional insert effects, more modulation options, nine new filter types, improved audio processing and a range of GUI enhancements.

More Effects: 4 Additional Insert FX Slots

Each of the four synth layers now features one additional insert effect slot, providing more flexibility for individual sound processing.

• 4 additional Insert FX slots
• One new slot per layer
• 64 different effect types to choose from

More Modulation: 20 Additional Matrix Slots

The modulation section has also been expanded. Each of the four layers now receives five additional modulation matrix slots.

• The new slots can be accessed via the “11–15” button.
• 5 additional matrix slots per layer
• 20 new slots in total
• More options for complex modulation routings

9 New Filter Types

Version 3.5 adds nine new filter types, including aggressive analog-style filters, phasers and formant filters.

Enhanced Sound Quality

A major focus of version 3.5 is improved audio quality. Numerous effects and internal processing stages have been refined. The Hall, Room, Infinity, Cathedral, Big, Glass, Plate and Cold reverbs have all received sound-quality improvements, including combinations of.

The delay effects have also been refined and Layering sounds across synth instances is now much more convenient. The GUI has received numerous refinements as well.

Further Improvements and Fixes

• The update also includes a number of smaller improvements and bug fixes.
• Improvements:
• Workaround for DAWs returning incorrect BPM or song-position values
• Improved default values for the “Init” patch
• Numerous additional minor improvements
• Fixes:
• Fixed a typo in “OSC23 FM”
• Fixed a rare issue where LP Butter and some fractal filters could produce a tiny click under very specific conditions
• Removed a tiny DC offset that could occur with Delay Wide when LOW CUT was set exactly to 0