Neutral Labs Updates Elmyra 2 Synth

US New firmware adds a raft of requested features      14/11/25

Neutral Labs has released a firmware update for Elmyra 2, Here's what they have to say...

Elmyra 2 firmware v2.4 brings some of the most requested features, such as super short envelopes and a controllable reverb. Much of the sound core has been reimplemented, the sample rate and wavetable resolution have increased, resulting in an overall cleaner and higher quality sound. Many Elmyra 2 users may not be after a very clean sound though, so don't be concerned: It can still get as dirty and nasty as ever before. A welcome addition for those wanting to explore darker sonic territories will be the comb filter, which introduces unhealthy amounts of feedback, and it can be tuned too.

What's in the update:

- tuneable feedback/comb filter
- controllable reverb
- oscillator hard sync
- sound engine reimplemented: sample rate and wavetable resolution have increased
- new multimode ladder filter
- knob motion recording
- sequencer output to LFO
- super short envelopes
- clock-divider for the sequencer
- new scales for chromatic mode
- reimplemented delay for more stability
- tons of little usability improvements

A firmware update for the Neutral Labs Scrooge will be ready in a couple of weeks, and more product releases are planned for the first half of 2026.

Pricing and Availability:
See website.

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