Arturia has relased he first update of AudioFuse – its debut audio interface.
The newly updated Arturia AudioFuse brings the 3ms latency of its Mac performance to Windows systems, as well as greater CPU efficiency, and a new “sleep mode”.
Since AudioFuse’s arrival on the market earlier in 2017, Arturia says it has been able to analyse its performance with feedback from many of its early adopters. Using this, Arturia’s engineers were able to improve stability and decrease latency beyond the original specifications of the interface.
Lower buffer sizes in the latest AudioFuse driver give a latency speed improvement of between 30 per cent and 45 per cent, bringing to total round-trip latency down as low as 3ms. A buffer size of eight samples can now be used without reducing CPU performance.
Windows users will be able to make even more out of their CPU, with the extra efficiency letting them use more tracks, more effects, and more virtual instruments in their DAWs. The enhanced Windows drivers will be included within the AudioFuse Control Center, the companion software that unlocks many of the bonus features inside Arturia’s next-gen interface.
All AudioFuse owners will now also benefit from other new features, including a “sleep mode” which can be enabled by holding down the Arturia button, letting users power down their units when not in use. Users will also be able to access the technical measurements of their specific unit in the MyArturia section of the Arturia website.
