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Infinite Digits EZEPTOCORE firmware

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8.1.0
released 14 Oct 2026
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What's new in 8.1.0

- EZEPTOCORE/ectocore: setting to be able to toggle start on demand - sample manager has default samples

Last checked 26 Oct 2026

Release notes on github.com ↗

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How to update the Infinite Digits EZEPTOCORE

Download the EZEPTOCORE .uf2 file: overclocking firmware if you clock the module externally, non-overclocking if you use the internal clock; low-latency builds respond faster but leave less headroom for effects. If you need to remove the module to reach its rear button, switch off and unplug the case first. Connect the module to your computer with a USB data cable. Hold the small button on the back, press the front-panel RESET button, then release the rear button. A drive named RPI-RP2 appears on the computer. Copy the .uf2 file onto it. The drive disconnects when the module accepts the firmware and restarts.

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Infinite Digits EZEPTOCORE firmware update history

19 releases since Mar 2026, roughly one a month.

Changelogs summarised from the manufacturer's release notes.

Version 8.1.0 — 14 Oct 2026

Release notes for this version are listed above.

Release notesopens in a new tab — github.com

Version 8.0.6 — 5 Oct 2026

Release notesopens in a new tab — github.com

Version 8.0.5 — 3 Oct 2026

- Replace stretched companion playback with live granular Time Stretch, capped at 16×. The triggered effect applies an 8× minimum while active. - Correct granular reverse playback, slice resets, stop/loop boundaries, and transition fades. - Stop generating or requiring companion audio in the sample-manager, web exporter, and Rack source. Existing companion files are preserved and ignored. - Speed up sample-manager batch rendering with up to four workers, while preserving import order, shared caches, cancellation, and transactional saves. A 13-file local benchmark improved from 12.1 to 5.9 seconds with identical output hashes. - Fix Rack storage test portability on Windows and improve tooltips. Install v8.0.5 firmware before using primary-only exports from the updated sample-manager or web-tool source. Existing cards work without regeneration. **Full Changelog**: https://github.com/schollz/_core/compare/v8.0.4...v8.0.5
Release notesopens in a new tab — github.com

Version 8.0.4 — 2 Oct 2026

- feat: add ezeptocore and ectocore support for vcv rack - feat: add configurable start tempo across web, juce, hardware, and vcv rack - feat: add firmware downloads, version selection, and guided installation to the sample manager - fix: preserve tempo across external clock stops and restarts - fix: stop clock output when the external clock stops - fix: show accurate original and rendered sample durations and rendering status - fix: select the first populated sample when opening a project - fix: automatically rebuild incompatible sample companions - fix: correct web sample exports and improve vcv rack compatibility - fix: improve tempo detection for syncopated loops with tails - fix: correct folder permissions during zip extraction **Full Changelog**: https://github.com/schollz/_core/compare/v8.0.3...v8.0.4
Release notesopens in a new tab — github.com

Version 8.0.3 — 30 Sep 2026

- zeptocore: can change midi channel - ezeptocore/ectocore: can use 1v/oct **Full Changelog**: https://github.com/schollz/_core/compare/v8.0.2...v8.0.3
Release notesopens in a new tab — github.com

Version 8.0.2 — 28 Sep 2026

## What's Changed * fix: cv plug and one-shots on ezeptocore by @schollz in https://github.com/schollz/_core/pull/834 * feat: load detailed metadata per active bank, allowing 255 samples by @schollz in https://github.com/schollz/_core/pull/835 **Full Changelog**: https://github.com/schollz/_core/compare/v8.0.1...v8.0.2
Release notesopens in a new tab — github.com

Version 8.0.1 — 18 Sep 2026

feat: upgrade pico 2.2.0 -> 2.3.1
Release notesopens in a new tab — github.com

Version 7.4.1 — 16 Sep 2026

Release notesopens in a new tab — github.com

Version 7.4.0 — 16 Sep 2026

## What's Changed * feat: improve stability by @schollz in https://github.com/schollz/_core/pull/830 * feat: add midi notes by @schollz in https://github.com/schollz/_core/pull/831
Release notesopens in a new tab — github.com

Version 7.3.1 — 2 Aug 2026

## What's Changed - reduce high bank memory pressure by @schollz in https://github.com/schollz/_core/pull/829 - remove the unused SaveFile sequencer reservation in ezeptocore/ectocore - share realtime-stretch scratch buffers to reduce heap usage - move the audio render workspace off the core-1 stack - set a 4 KiB core-1 stack for every firmware build profile - retain the original Freeverb algorithm with one comb and one allpass - reserve sufficient heap so reverb allocation cannot starve playback - replace hot-path sprintf calls with lightweight integer formatters - remove printf, SysEx formatting, and deferred diagnostics from hot paths
Release notesopens in a new tab — github.com

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Infinite Digits EZEPTOCORE firmware FAQ

What is the latest firmware for the Infinite Digits EZEPTOCORE?

The latest firmware for the Infinite Digits EZEPTOCORE is version 8.1.0, released on 14 Oct 2026. FW//RADAR last checked Infinite Digits's official page on 26 Oct 2026.

How do I update the Infinite Digits EZEPTOCORE?

Download the EZEPTOCORE .uf2 file: overclocking firmware if you clock the module externally, non-overclocking if you use the internal clock; low-latency builds respond faster but leave less headroom for effects. If you need to remove the module to reach its rear button, switch off and unplug the case first. Full instructions on Infinite Digits's official firmware page.

Where can I download Infinite Digits EZEPTOCORE firmware and drivers?

Directly from Infinite Digits's official firmware page — FW//RADAR links to the source and never hosts firmware files. Official firmware page →

Where can I find the Infinite Digits EZEPTOCORE manual?

The official Infinite Digits user manual is a PDF hosted on shop.infinitedigits.co. Infinite Digits EZEPTOCORE user manual (PDF) →