16 Patches from "Elements" Collection

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Finally got round to uploading some of these patches that I made almost a year ago. These are the first 16 presented simply in the order that they appear on my unit:

  1. A Chorus Of Wires: A pad inspired by @trond.olsen’s dulcimer patch ( Acoustic sounds ). MW opens the filter, whilst PB separates and alters the two voice elements using LFO1 speed and phase.
  2. Blossoming Aurorae: I may have uploaded this one under a different name before. Played staccato, it is a dark soft rounded tone. When notes are held it expands into brighter colours. Velocity increases the rate of the expansion slightly
  3. Synthetic Gulls: A smooth pad which bubbles with increased MW || AT at a frequency reminiscent (to me at least) of seagull calls. AT increases the Cross Mod amount slightly for a little pitch distortion
  4. DMTF Dreams: Square wave patch which oscillates in pitch by an octave at the speed of LFO1. MW increases slow down the LFO1 rate, producing a playful effect when used in melodies.
  5. Cuboid: Square wave bass
  6. Rounders: Rounded Bell arpeggiated patch. MW primarily increases DDS2 Modulation on the filter
  7. Phosphorine: Dissonant bell using tracked filter resonance
  8. Hidden Generator: Another Soft Pad which widens in stereo image over each notes duration. MW increases the dynamics, with the PB+ adding greater movement
  9. Pewpew: Laser gun effect
  10. Path To Elfhame: Flutey pad with movement. MW increases the dynamics, with PB- adding greater movement. LFO1 rate is increased with increase VEL
  11. River Rhodes: Dreamy EP-like patch. Dynamics change greatly with VEL
  12. Retro-Tracker: Resonant Filter with full tracking, and a little bit of retro sauce
  13. Eminent Strings: Synth strings with movement provided by AT. MW closes the filter
  14. Ariel’s Goblet: Glassy bell like keys sound. AT increases XMOD and DDS Mod for pitch variations
  15. Pebble Flow: The lighter the touch, the greater the flow. MW adds a lower octave and slows the flow a little. AT slightly increases XMOD
  16. Pralines and Cream: MW produces variations between brittle keys at its lowest and a soft, creamy pad at its highest. AT increases XMOD

Patch Link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dCLF2-KxeqoeFgprRgUPWTLQTxbf6W9a/view?usp=sharing

Patch Examples:

Any comments, suggestions etc welcome

Thanks

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Some lovely ones in there!

You’ve brought out some of the UDO character I’m familiar with from the last year and a bit of having a S6 then S8.

I wish I could’ve been better at formally recording some of the patches I made but never saved. As it stands I just have echo-y iPhone video recordings which I may still upload to Youtube if I can improve the quality on them.

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Thank you @RB26FET :slight_smile:

I kinda rushed these recordings - they haven’t been properly topped and tailed with fades for a start, and I’m not sure if my similarly rushed short demos do some of the patches justice! There’s also plenty of room still for expanding each one with a little more modulation capabilities (e.g I haven’t employed the pedal in any of these yet) Hopefully they’ll be of some use out there!

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What synth are these for? Will they work on the Super G?

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Hi Jonah, these are for the S6 only unfortunately :frowning: It would be nice if you could simply load S6 patches into individual layers on an SG/S8 and then expand upon them but they differ too greatly for this to be possible :frowning: (https://udo-audio.zendesk.com/hc/en-gb/articles/11678063675292-Can-I-load-my-Super-6-patches-into-the-Super-Gemini-or-Super-8)

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They sound great!! Love to hear more