IK Multimedia UNO Synth - Jamming with Factory Presets (sounds only)
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- Опубліковано 22 лис 2019
- IK Multimedia UNO Synth - Jamming with Factory Presets
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My first contact with IK Multimedia UNO Synth, compact analog monophonic synthesizer.
Recorded without any FX, directly to Tascam DR-05x (24bit wav)
Here is my Uno Synth demo with my own sequences and sounds:
• IK Multimedia UNO SYNT...
Enjoy!
IK Multimedia UNO Synth
- All-analog audio path with 2 VCOs with continuously variable waveshape, noise generator, resonant multimode VCF and VCA
- 2 independent analog VCOs with Saw, Triangle and Pulse waveforms with continuously variable shape including PWM of the square wave and a separate white noise generator
- A 2-pole multimode OTA-based sweepable analog resonant multimode filter with LPF, HPF, BPF
- LFO with Sine, Triangle, Square, Up Saw, Down Saw, Random and Sample-and-Hold to modulate Pitch, Filter and Amp
- AD (Filter) + AR (Amp) envelopes (full ADSR control available via MIDI CC or software editor)
- 40 onboard controls and LED display
- 100 onboard presets
- 10 mode, 4-octave arpeggiator
- Real-time and step edit 16-step sequencer with 20 automatable parameters
- Onboard multi-touch 27-note chromatic and scale keyboard with 13 scales
- Sync Delay audio effect and 5 performance effects
- Self-tuning with auto-tune calibration
- USB MIDI and 2.5 mm jack MIDI IN/OUT (cables included)
- Audio In to daisy chain other audio devices with no need for a mixer
Thanx to Audio Pro Artist (Beograd, Srbija)
info@audiopro.rs
/ artistsystems
www.audiopro.rs/
Maksima Gorkog 153, Dušanovac, 11050 Beograd
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This lil synth has got a nice sound to it.
For $130 used this is a no brainer over the volca bass
And now $129 at many retail stores - not sure is a sale or a price drop. I couldn’t resist.
Karen I actually got a preorder on the TD3 for $130 and bought a crave for $190, I read about a lot of people having issues with these and it turned me off to them. Still better then the volcas. I hate their design and how they have to be mini.
Both look very interesting! I saw the Crave reviewed with an UNO in another review. It looked pretty great. After dusting off an old Casio CZ101 I bought in the 80s, I’m suddenly all excited about synthesizers again. I was looking for something that was mobile and played well with iPad. I was looking for reasonable prices too, and was looking at the Volcas when this went on sale. It looks like some of the issues with the UNO were dealt with via firmware, and recent reviews seem more favorable than the early ones. I’ll be putting it through its paces while I’m still in the return period. The worst thing about it is the powered micro USB port, which I think are always prone to failure because they are easy to damage, and some say are noisy.
I find V.A. vst's (sound) boring compared to hardware analog synths too often. With vst's you need to count to DAW+ASIO latency if you intend to do live performing. But since UNO has so many issues, it is really not suitable for jams either.
As an affordable source of analog tone it can really enrich your tracks, asuming that you know how to taim it's below fundamental rumbles and crackles. And still it won't make UNO suitable for smooth electronica.
Full CC implementation (only LFO to clock sync off/on is missing) makes it actually a module, so plug it into audio in and MIDI (forget about MIDI over USB forever) and never touch it again. When it sounds great you'll love it, when it sounds bad (and malfunctions), you'll hate it.
@@Drteomas Uno synths has tenths of issues, that's all I'm saying. I was grateful to buy hardware analog synth with full midi implementation for such a price, not caring for it's cheap enclosure and lack of hands-on controls but actualy ended up with a half-assed product.
It's like: it has WF modulation, but when you hear how it sounds, you loose wish to use it. JMO.
it's a nice toy but i wouldn't buy it again. Support is awful. Full usage with pwm and modulations are only accessable via App. Connecting to a DAW is a kind of pain in the butt.
DON'T EVER BUY IT SECOND HAND WITHOUT LICENSE KEY. The Editor which is important can only be downloaded after registering the synth with the key on their website.
License Transfer costs 25 Bucks extra but that's a common thing now among many companies nowadays.
Thanks for the heads up! I saw one second hand and wanted to buy it, but not anymore.
I bought one second hand IK multimedia even gave me the firmware drivers and software for free! They contacted me the day after...