Conductive Labs let us know that they’ve released a major update to The NDLR Rev2, their multi-part, polyphonic, sequenced arpeggiator.

The NDLR (pronounced “Noodler”) is designed to let you control a complete synth setup in realtime from a single device.

Version 3 of the firmware for the The NDLR Rev2 introduces a suite of powerful new features, including:

• Euclidean Rhythm Mode for the Motif Rhythm Editor – Users can now generate rhythms using the Euclidean Algorithm by setting the length (4-32), number of beats and rotation (offset), ideal for complex and world beat style rhythms and evolving patterns.
• Motif Pattern Step Modulation – Enables dynamic modulation of individual steps in a motif pattern, perfect for creating evolving basslines and more varied melodic sequences.
• Perlin Noise Pattern Generator – Creates organic, evolving note patterns for The NDLR’s two Motif parts.
• Motif Gate Length Control – Offers fine-tuned control over gate length for each motif part.
• Global Patch Save Slots Increased from 8 to 20 – More onboard storage devoted to global patches and settings.
• New Mod Matrix Destinations – Expanded modulation capabilities for Perlin Noise parameters, Motif Gate, PAD Strum, Spread and more.
• Save/Load Perlin Noise Pattern Generator Parameters – In addition to saving in global patches, users can now store and recall custom Perlin Noise settings separately.
• Drone part note velocity is now configurable.
• Additional MIDI CCs for new features.
• Various usability and MIDI synchronization enhancements.

Pricing and Availability:

The version 3 firmware update is available now as a free download.

The NDLR Rev2 is available now for $379 USD. For owners of the original version of The NDLR, Conductive Labs says that they are planning to release a limited batch of upgrade boards in Sept 2025. See the Conductive Labs site for more info.