https://sonicstate.com/news/2022/05/30/advanced-wavetable-synthesizer/
Question to U.D.O.: as this product somehow is a brother of the Super 6, is it designed by UDO?
https://sonicstate.com/news/2022/05/30/advanced-wavetable-synthesizer/
Question to U.D.O.: as this product somehow is a brother of the Super 6, is it designed by UDO?
Well itās from a different company so no.
Sounds great though.
Whoa that patch at 2:42 is beautiful. Wavescanning is the one additional feature Iād want on the Super 6.
I tried remaking this patch here at 2:42
This is as close as I could get
https://whyp.it/t/super-6-3rd-wave-ppg-preset-attempt-aAODp/
I love the patch he plays starting at 3:10, it sounds very warm. You can reproduce this on S6?
https://www.gearnews.de/3-wave-advanced-wavetable-synthesizer/
Here they say, that Geoff Farr is the man behind Groove Synthesis. And he is also somehow related to UDO as they point out. I think he is not a designer of synths, but we will se at NAMM.
At the end, many features and ideas of this synth are very near to Super 6 but on a higher level:
Yeah the S6 can do this sound.
Itās those complex/multitimbral wavescanning sounds that are troublesome to get close enough to.
I like these features and enjoyed what I was hearing in the video so this synth will go on my shortlist.
However, the dev team at UDO has made me hesitant to get any other synth because theyāre still adding useful features (freeze) as well as enabling features that havenāt been unlocked yet (MPE, mixer mod destination).
If they do decide to add wavescanning/wavetables, I likely wonāt need to look at any other digital/wavetable synth either.
Combined with Super mode this would give S6 a distinguishing feature.
Vote for the feature request Wave scanning.
Geoff is the distributor. Heās not part of the design team.
But who designed this synth? I doesnt look like a beginners product.
New information on Gearspace given by GrooveSynthesis:
0. Pricing: 3795.- for preorders
Sorry but I donāt like the sounds in the video. Hope the synth could sound better. Sterile music for mediocre sound designers ā¦
So I was looking at the 3rd wave lately because it seems like it have all the things which I miss from super 6. However Iām not so sure if the 3rd wave can replace super 6 in terms of sounds. Couldnāt find enough listening demo to confirm that is the case.
So the question is, does anyone have two? Can 3rd wave sound as S6? Somehow I feel like S6 is more warm can not that glassy (but it can be).
Seems like this might be the āget bothā scenario.
I realize this is kind of old, but to answer: Bob Coover is the primary person behind the 3rd Wave (though he has several collaborators). Bob works at Apple doing DSP coding, but also has been involved with the design of several of the Sequential synths over the years. Heās an old hand at synth design, and 3rd Wave is apparently a kind of passion project for him.
(Iām lucky enough to own both a 3rd Wave and a Super 6. Though there are some similarities, there are a ton of differences. Not least of which is that the 3rd Wave has 24 voices with 3 oscillators each, as well as 4 LFOs, not counting the special wave LFOs. Itās a beast. It is sadly also quite expensive.)
I donāt think they sound anything alike - which is a green light to own both
Iāve played the 3rd wave now at a friendās place for a couple of hours. It is a unique thing.
However, if I were only to have one, Iād take the Udo over the 3rd wave. I prefer the direct connection and simplicity of the Udo. I also prefer the sounds Iām able to dial up on the Udo quickly. Iām sure, with time, the 3rd Wave would become more intuitive to work with but it lacked that immediate playfulness that I felt when I first sat down to the Super 6 which continues to this day.
Another thing, aesthetically and kinesthetically the Udo is a more pleasurable and desirable thing. The 3rd is well-made, no doubt, but its overall presentation to the eye and hand is a bit clunky and lacks the finesse and design flair that the Udo has. I donāt think the team at Groove had aesthetics/kinesthetics top-of-mind when they designed it like George and team did with the Udo.