CK OS v1.1 brings powerful new features designed for live performance and creative flexibility.

From fluid Part transitions and precision panning to expressive rotary dynamics and a new way to trigger audio files, CK OS v1.1 adds workflow enhancements designed to keep your focus on what matters most: your music. Here’s what’s new.

Part Switch Mode “Next Key”

A new feature of Part Switch Mode is the Next-Key setting, which maintains sustained notes when switching Parts, ensuring seamless performance. In a layered Live Set with Piano in Part A and Synth Pad in Part B, hold a chord and switch off Part B—the Synth Pad will sustain until released, ensuring smooth transitions between musical sections. You’ll find this global setting under [MENU] > General > Control Panel > Part SW Mode:

Part Pan

Part Pan provides independent left/right panning for Live Set Parts A, B, and C. For example, in a bass and keyboard split, you can pan the bass left to a dedicated amp and the keyboard right to a mixer channel. The Live Set screen displays a chevron for quick visual confirmation of each Part’s pan position. Check it out below:

You’ll find this new feature under Live Set [SETTINGS] > Sound > Part A/B/C > Pan.

Rotary Speed Parameter

CK OS v1.1 enhances the Rotary effect with new parameters for independent control of speed, acceleration, and balance between the high-frequency Horn and low-frequency Rotor. Here’s where to find it in CK:

Audio Trigger Hold

CK OS v1.1 introduces Audio Trigger Hold, which restarts a sample with each key press and stops playback on release—ideal for creating rhythmic stutter effects. It’s a function found under Live Set [SETTINGS] > Function > Audio Trigger > Play Mode:

Master Tune Shortcut

Previously, adjusting CK Master Tuning required navigating through System Settings. With CK OS v1.1, you can access it instantly by holding [ENTER] and pressing [VALUE] UP or DOWN—a streamlined solution for live performance.

CK OS v1.1 is available now. Get it here.