@bonemap said:

<p>@skulpture</p> <p>This looks exceptionally cool and connected!</p> <p>Thanks for sharing a great concept. I really like the potential of listening to the global process in realtime as abstract sounds.</p> <p>Best wishes</p> <p>Russell</p>

 You are welcome. It's had some substantial upgrades this weekend.... 

@jfg - ok thank you, I will try that. I set the init of the gate actor to on, so now I guess if I do the same with the toggle, than I know what I do:)Yes, I know, its a bit messy:D sorry about that.

@gapworks

Isadora doesn't ship with any VST plugins, rather it now supports a huge array of plugins available from 3rd party vendors. 
A little searching and you can find hundreds of free (or paid) vst3 plugins (note vst3 is important, some older plugins in vst2 format will not work).
this page lists many free vsts: Free VST Plugins - List w/Search Function, OS Compatibility, & Tags

Once installed there is a new panel for managing these plugins. (learn about this here: Managing VST Plugins in Isadora)

Along with support for these plugins, Isadora now offers a new 'Audio' patching type, and the additional of numerous Audio actors, for input, mixing, routing, analyzing, and output.
Supporting a multi-channel real-time mixing.

Perhaps, I need to make an intro video tutorial tht supplies links t a few free vsts, and walk through using a few simple audio effects. 
You can find a range of short audio tutorials on our youtube: troikatronix - YouTube

@dbini

See you there :D

I have 2 Isadora USB keys for sale. They are for version 3.

I am open to any reasonable offers - I understand there is a costly upgrade to go through to get them up to the current version.

DM me

Fred