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The ES-40 converts digital S/PDIF signals from the software Silent Way into analog control voltages. The module can't work by itself, it has a modular concept itself and offers five connectors for expander modules from the ESX series. In addition it has a digital S/PDIF output for converting analog signals like audio.
The ES-40 works only in combination with ESX expanders and is the core of a very configurable system.
Following expanders can be used as desired: ESX-8GT gives you eight gate outputs, ESX-4CV and ESX-8CV have four or eight CV outputs and the ESX-8MD MIDI and DIN-Sync outs. Furthermore the ES-40 has a S/PDIF output. By connecting an ES-7 you can send data to your computer, e.g use it as a 24Bit analog/digital audio converter.
Andrew Ostler (aka Oz) has gained a well-earned reputation not only with his do-it-all Disting module, but by providing a range of CV and audio signal converters that allow computers talk fluently to modulars, and vice versa.
