New UDO Synth DMNO, 8-voice, 2-part multitimbral

That’s pretty much exactly how I use my S6 Desktop. No exaggeration I’ve made like 25 patches in one jam and been contented by the end, nothing saved, no returning to the past (:

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Maybe I should have gotten the S6 desktop instead of the massive SG… but now I want to wait for a desktop DMNO! :joy: But, DMNO looks quite compact!

I made a graphic comparing all the sizes

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It definitely sounds angrier. Love the sound!

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We need demos asap ! :fire:

Good isn’t it?

Curious now about the oscillators. Looks like they combine aspects of what we’ve come to know as DDS1 & 2 - they have the super wave/user wave functionality, but there is also a pulse wave. I wonder if it is just switching between algorithmic and single cycle wavetable under the hood, or if the changes are deeper than that? Maybe George has figured out a way to phase lock the algorithmic waves or something, so we can have the richer waveforms and binaural functionality at the same time?

The filter is the most gravitational thing about this synth, for me personally, but the whole package is pretty “weighty”. :slightly_smiling_face: External in and envelope follower is cool.

I will look forward to exploring the manual. I wonder how flexible the modulation system will be.

I reckon I would love to own this synth but will be patient and cautious about it. I guess it remains to be seen how dedicated UDO is to giving its full line their due, bringing the firmwares up to the same level as their innovative design and quality sound. Patch dump. Battwave, 14-bit Tx and MPE Rx on the Gemini. Microtonality using the already available midi standards. Little-ish things that would go a long way!

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I am happy you can process external audio to it and also use it as a usb audio interface. That means I can connect it directly to my ipad for easy recording too. Should be very fun and convenient to use! :grinning_face:

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