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OT: IK Multimedia UNO Synth

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  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    On the latest picture i see a keyboard layout (but 27 keys?), parameters like play, record, vibrato, wah, tremolo and some other stuff....

  • SpookyZooSpookyZoo

    @Daveypoo said:
    @ikmultimedia I have to be honest - your responses have been nothing but classy, tasteful and respectful. You've not bashed anyone, or taken the bait of the trolls in spite of being baited more than once.

    I'm impressed - I really am. Stay classy, IK - way to keep it real. It's truly refreshing.

    I definitely baited with the iRing post but with tongue firmly in cheek.

    Was impressed with the classy IK response after just 20 mins! :) Bravo.

  • SpookyZooSpookyZoo
    edited April 2018

    @Reid said:
    I think it's a hardware synth. I don't think it will just be a clone of some classic synth. It will have a rich analog sound, but IK will put its spin on it. iSynth. Maybe it will have multiple filters like Syntronik. Maybe it will be portable, like a lot of their gear is. The design will be spare--black and white, like all their controllers.

    Either a lot of the T-Racks modules will be built in or they will come as an added bonus with the purchase.

    Okay, that's all the IK thinking I can come up with today.

    If it’s a midi controller set out like a hardware synth, ala Novation X-Station, intended to control their Syntonik app, they could be onto a real winner.

    As long as it can be used with other gear and apps. (Looking at you Novation/Ampify with the closed Launchkey midi feature).

    ISynth is a good shout though and more in line with the clues so far. (Do please consider the above though IK. Guaranteed winner!). Did I spot a slight wooden edge in one of those pics?

  • u0421793u0421793

    I know what it is, I know what it must be – it’s obvious. They’re announcing a clone of one of Behringer’s famous synths.

  • SamuSamu

    Maybe it's an iRig I/O firmware update that turns it into VA-Synth :)

  • PhilWPhilW

    Looked and sounded like some kind of continuously variable oscilator in addition to filtering going on, and not just A to B and back again but multi-dimensional. But I’m sure that IK won’t confirm (or deny!) that...

  • ReidReid

    IK says on Facebook that it is not a Moog emulation. The demos play the main line from "Stranger Things," which I believe was played on a Juno-6. But I think it is more than that. Maybe it's Syntronik in hardware.

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    If it´s hardware and costs under 300 i´m in :)

  • ExAsperis99ExAsperis99
    edited April 2018

    @u0421793 said:
    I know what it is, I know what it must be – it’s obvious. They’re announcing a clone of one of Behringer’s famous synths.

    Haha. The Model D-Squared.

  • ReidReid

    Based on their last clue, I think it's really light and portable--a bit bigger than a nanoKontrol. And it has an onboard sequencer. You can either use it as a tiny workstation or use the USB out to use it as a controller for the iPad or desktop.

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    At least it seems to have indeed a sequencer and arp, a scale mode and some other midi things.
    It has OSC´s with different waveforms, envelopes (but attack, decay, attack, release?)
    It has filter (modes) and it seems a nice drive option.
    It has ready to play FX and performance things like vibrato, tremolo etc.
    Whatever it is, i hope it is software (but i have the feeling it´s hardware this time) and don´t need or use any samples.

  • ExAsperis99ExAsperis99

    Well, after the unusual sensation of being labeled a "troll" for expressing skepticism of a marketing scheme, I seem to have been pulled into the IK orbit. I was at a MicroCenter yesterday (their Mac laptops are all $200 off at the moment), and I found an iRig Pads in their tiny "audio" section. It was in an older box — the new ones have a slightly different design, with more red or something. And unlike the $149 new ones, this was listed at $39. Same thing, apparently, but less red on the box.

    So I got it. Feels wonderful. I wish it came with instructions. Any suggestions on best use of the iRig Pads are welcome.

  • david_2017david_2017

    So now we know it’s hardware

  • ikmultimediaikmultimedia

    @ExAsperis99 said:
    Well, after the unusual sensation of being labeled a "troll" for expressing skepticism of a marketing scheme, I seem to have been pulled into the IK orbit. I was at a MicroCenter yesterday (their Mac laptops are all $200 off at the moment), and I found an iRig Pads in their tiny "audio" section. It was in an older box — the new ones have a slightly different design, with more red or something. And unlike the $149 new ones, this was listed at $39. Same thing, apparently, but less red on the box.

    So I got it. Feels wonderful. I wish it came with instructions. Any suggestions on best use of the iRig Pads are welcome.

    I would start here: http://www.ikmultimedia.com/products/irigpads/index.php?pp=irig-pads-manuals

    You got a heck of a deal there!

  • JohnnyGoodyearJohnnyGoodyear

    @ikmultimedia said:

    @ExAsperis99 said:
    Well, after the unusual sensation of being labeled a "troll" for expressing skepticism of a marketing scheme, I seem to have been pulled into the IK orbit. I was at a MicroCenter yesterday (their Mac laptops are all $200 off at the moment), and I found an iRig Pads in their tiny "audio" section. It was in an older box — the new ones have a slightly different design, with more red or something. And unlike the $149 new ones, this was listed at $39. Same thing, apparently, but less red on the box.

    So I got it. Feels wonderful. I wish it came with instructions. Any suggestions on best use of the iRig Pads are welcome.

    I would start here: http://www.ikmultimedia.com/products/irigpads/index.php?pp=irig-pads-manuals

    You got a heck of a deal there!

    Nicely done. Good support :)

  • ExAsperis99ExAsperis99

    @ikmultimedia said:

    @ExAsperis99 said:
    Well, after the unusual sensation of being labeled a "troll" for expressing skepticism of a marketing scheme, I seem to have been pulled into the IK orbit. I was at a MicroCenter yesterday (their Mac laptops are all $200 off at the moment), and I found an iRig Pads in their tiny "audio" section. It was in an older box — the new ones have a slightly different design, with more red or something. And unlike the $149 new ones, this was listed at $39. Same thing, apparently, but less red on the box.

    So I got it. Feels wonderful. I wish it came with instructions. Any suggestions on best use of the iRig Pads are welcome.

    I would start here: http://www.ikmultimedia.com/products/irigpads/index.php?pp=irig-pads-manuals

    You got a heck of a deal there!

    Thank you! The manual, slightly hidden when I looked yesterday, is very clear. What seems to be most amazing about the Pads is that there's a memory of various setups and drum machines.

    I still maintain that if the new product doesn't froth milk or at least keep track of the number steps I take, I'm going to be disappointed.

  • ikmultimediaikmultimedia

    @ExAsperis99 said:

    @ikmultimedia said:

    @ExAsperis99 said:
    Well, after the unusual sensation of being labeled a "troll" for expressing skepticism of a marketing scheme, I seem to have been pulled into the IK orbit. I was at a MicroCenter yesterday (their Mac laptops are all $200 off at the moment), and I found an iRig Pads in their tiny "audio" section. It was in an older box — the new ones have a slightly different design, with more red or something. And unlike the $149 new ones, this was listed at $39. Same thing, apparently, but less red on the box.

    So I got it. Feels wonderful. I wish it came with instructions. Any suggestions on best use of the iRig Pads are welcome.

    I would start here: http://www.ikmultimedia.com/products/irigpads/index.php?pp=irig-pads-manuals

    You got a heck of a deal there!

    Thank you! The manual, slightly hidden when I looked yesterday, is very clear. What seems to be most amazing about the Pads is that there's a memory of various setups and drum machines.

    I still maintain that if the new product doesn't froth milk or at least keep track of the number steps I take, I'm going to be disappointed.

    It will keep track of the number of steps you've taken... Good guess! And I'm 100% serious here. :)

  • ikmultimediaikmultimedia

    And today's image might give a little more insight into my comment above...

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  • AndyPlanktonAndyPlankton

    @ikmultimedia said:
    And today's image might give a little more insight into my comment above...

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    The labels and overlay do suggest very strongly a hardware synth with built in step sequencer and arp and FX.....
    I'd guess at.....DSP based.....and powered by Syntronik as the sound engine....

    Syntronik in a box if you like...programmable on the unit...and/or using the syntronik software as an editor...which would be an awesome bit of kit.
    Use Syntronik as a plug-in...or the hardware unit for playing live or when you need the processing power back in your computer.

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]
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  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    They say no samples already in a facebook post.....

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]
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  • bertbert

    You can read 'wave 1' and 'wave 2' so it could very well be a wavetable synth with a sequencer and effects. The number '127' could be the amount of waves.

  • ikmultimediaikmultimedia

    You'll know soon :)

  • ion677ion677
    edited May 2018

    A sub $200 analog desktop synth.

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]
    edited May 2018

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  • ion677ion677
    edited May 2018

    $199

    https://ask.audio/articles/ik-multimedia-announces-uno-synth-199-portable-monophonic-analog-synthesizer

  • WillWill

    @ion677 said:
    $199

    https://ask.audio/articles/ik-multimedia-announces-uno-synth-199-portable-monophonic-analog-synthesizer

    Looks pretty great, feature wise, for 200 smackers. Need to hear more examples.

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