ES-3 MK4 NEW Pitch shifting in the Z-DSP

Pitch shifting in the Z-DSP uses a technique called “rotating tape head” delay lines named after pioneering tape based experiments in Germany in the 1960s

which allows for incredibly tight and funky grooves synchronized to any analog clock source

Step buttons inherited from the volca provide excellent improvisatory possibilities

The amount of shuffle is controlled by a CV Slip jack

ES-3 MK4 NEW Pitch shifting in the Z-DSPFebruary 2017 sees the launch of the "ES 3 MK4". Functionally equivalent to the ES 3 MK3, the MK4 adds illuminated jack sockets and a shallower PCB. The ES 3 is a Eurorack format module which converts eight channels of ADAT Lightpipe input to DC coupled outputs on 3. 5mm jacks, for the ultimate convenience in connection of a DAW directly to analogue synthesizers. The outputs can be used as control voltages (CVs), for example with software such as